culinary	Sometimes used in tea blends, but more commonly to make tinctures and extracts.
safety	Use with caution if there is a history of a hormone-driven condition or a sensitivity to aspirin.

cut & sifted black cohosh root

Bitter flavor

culinary companions:

In tea blends, combine with warm and sweet herbs and spices to balance flavor.

Black cohosh root contains a small amount of salicylic acid, so people with a known allergy or sensitivity to aspirin should consult their health care practitioner before using this herb. Similarly, the herb is suspected of exerting hormonal effects, which may make it unsuitable for individuals with a history of breast or prostate cancer or other hormone-related condition. Black cohosh should not be used during pregnancy without close medical supervision due to the risk of uterine contractions. Do not use while nursing.

Consult your health care professional before use.