Marshmallow Extract Powder

Soothe-Throat Tea: Whisk 1 g into warm water with honey for instant coating comfort.

Gut-Calm Smoothie: Blend 1 g with banana & oat milk to tame post-meal burn.

Throat-Lozenges: Disperse 0.8 % in berry gummies for kid-friendly cough ease.

Digestive Capsules: Pack 500 mg powder to buffer spicy-food fallout on the go.

Skin-Hydrate Mask: Mix 2 % into clay or aloe gel for dewy, soothed skin.

Pet-Tummy Treats: Add 0.3 % to dog biscuits when Rover’s digestion needs TLC.

Throat Velvet: Mucilage forms a slick, protective film that calms scratchy coughs fast.

Gut Hug: Soothes stomach lining and helps ease occasional heartburn & IBS flare-ups.

Skin Quench: Locks moisture into dry, reactive skin for a plump, dewy look.

Prebiotic Fiber: Feeds friendly gut bugs—good for overall digestion & immunity.

Caffeine-Free Calm: Pure plant comfort with zero jitters or stimulants.

Sweet-Treat Heritage: The root that inspired marshmallows—now in clean, sugar-free form.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 1 g powder, delivering ≈ 200 mg mucilage)

Ingredients: 100 % Marshmallow Root Extract Powder (≥ 20 % mucilage)

Free from: Sugar • Soy • Gluten • Dairy • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: For deluxe throat care, add a drizzle of raw honey—mucilage + honey create a comfy, long-lasting barrier.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: How quickly will I feel or taste the soothing effect, and how long does it last?

A: Most users report a silky coating within sixty seconds of sipping or letting a lozenge melt. That layer stays in place roughly one to two hours, depending on how much you talk, eat, or drink. Because mucilage is a gentle, physical barrier—not a drug—there’s no tolerance build-up. Feel free to re-dose every few hours during sore-throat days or gut-flare evenings. Many customers keep a shaker bottle at their desk for quick, office-friendly relief.

Q: I have sensitive digestion—will marshmallow make me bloated or “too regular”?

A: The root’s soluble fiber actually acts like a soft sponge, absorbing irritants and calming spasms rather than causing bloat. In a pilot study of IBS-C volunteers, 1 g twice daily reduced cramping without increasing gas or urgency. If you’re new to fiber extracts, start with a half scoop for three days so your microbiome can adjust gently, then move to a full serving once your gut says “ahhh.”

Q: Can I combine Marshmallow Extract with slippery elm, licorice, or probiotics in the same product?

A: Absolutely. These botanicals play well together: marshmallow coats, slippery elm adds extra gel thickness, DGL licorice sweetens and supports mucous production, while probiotics tackle long-term balance. The key is order of addition—blend powdered herbs first, then fold in live cultures at cool temperatures to keep them alive. Our customers often run a combo capsule: 350 mg marshmallow, 150 mg slippery elm, 100 mg DGL, plus 5 billion CFU shelf-stable bacillus—an all-in-one gut-soother that still fits a size-0 cap.

Q: Is there any science behind marshmallow for skin hydration, or is it just folklore?

A: It’s both: folk healers noticed marshmallow poultices calmed redness centuries ago, and modern in-vitro work confirms its polysaccharides bind water and reduce TEWL (trans-epidermal water loss) by up to 15 % in skin-cell models. Cosmetic formulators now use as little as 1 % extract to boost moisture retention in serums. DIY fans mix the powder into aloe or glycerin masks once or twice weekly; reviews rave about that dewy, glass-skin finish without sticky residue.