Frangula, known as buckthorn bark, is a well-known mild laxative that regulates intestinal function without creating dependency. Its anthraquinone content promotes solid bowel movements and is an adjunct in purifying and anti-parasitic treatments. The effects can be noticeable around 12 hours after consumption. The bark can be found dried, whole, or fragmented and comes from the stems and branches of Rhamnus frangula. Its efficacy aids in treating constipation and biliary disorders and is also recommended for hemorrhoids. A standout feature of frangula is that it contains minerals and salts, reducing the risk of dehydration. A decoction should be prepared using 5 to 7 grams of bark per cup of water, boiling for approximately 15 minutes. The organoleptic properties of frangula include a brown to reddish-brown color, distinct odor, and unique taste. It is important to follow the guidelines to avoid contraindications during pregnancy, lactation, or abdominal issues. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and strong odors. This product contains no genetically modified ingredients and complies with current regulations.