Current research shows promise for several of licorice root’s medicinal uses, but it’s important to note that more research is needed to fully support these potential benefits. What’s more ...

Throughout history, people have used licorice root for its possible health benefits, such as reducing inflammation and soothing digestive problems. In some cases though, more research into the ...

A staple plant with glycyrrhiza glabra origins for its medical properties and sweet flavouring since antiquity, a native plant in Asia, Southern Europe, and the Middle East, is licorice root ...

A new German study has found that licorice root may contain anti-diabetic properties. In addition to having anti-inflammatory properties, substances called amorfrutins from the plant’s root were ...

Here's what you need to know if you want to try licorice root tea for hormonal acne, from an esthetician and a dermatologist. My period loves to drop hints that it’s coming days before it arrives.

Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is an herb, native to southern Europe and parts of Asia, with a long history of traditional medical use. Widespread use over thousands of years in ancient cultures ...

Licorice root is cultivated throughout Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, and it’s typically used to flavor candy, beverages, tobacco products, and other consumer goods. As reported in recent ...

(This is your body on a hot flash.) Before you hop on the licorice bandwagon, though, take note of the latest findings: New research on the root as a treatment for menopausal symptoms has found ...

Licorice is a plant native to the Mediterranean and Western Asian regions. The root of the licorice plant has been used medicinally for thousands of years. Chinese medicine has long used licorice ...