Natures Answer Horsetail Herb with Low Organic Alcohol 1 Fluid Ounce | Hair- Skin- and Nails Support | Promotes Urinary Tract Health | Strengthen Joints

Horsetail grass probably got its name due to the fact that when a clump of Horsetail grass is held, it resembles the long hairs of a horse’s tail. It’s commonly referred to as Bottlebrush, because of the “scratchy” nature of the stems as well as the shape of the plant.  The use of horsetail to support health* can be traced back to Greek and Roman times. Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is also known as puzzle grass, and usually grows in habitats that feature moist rich soil. It grows in temperate climates in North America, Europe and Asia. The above-ground parts of the horsetail plant have been utilized for centuries in folklore.   When the naturally occurring components of horsetail are investigated, many nutritional compounds are present. These include a vast array of minerals , along with a specific compound known as kynurenic acid (KYNA). Horsetail is also high in organic silica, which is known to support healthy hair, skin and nails.