Effect:
astringent, hemostatic, antiseptic, expectorant
Areas of application:
Bleeding gums, nosebleeds, menstrual cramps, bleeding during childbirth, labor strengthening agent, natural pain reliever, skin problems, varicose veins, ulcers, as a rinse for mouth rot
Plant parts used:
rhizome
Collection time:
February, October
To find:
It comes from the north of the USA and is widespread as far as Canada. The Birthroot is rarely found in our perennial nurseries.
Ingredients:
Saponins, diosgenin, fatty oil, essential oil, gum
Miscellaneous:
The Birthroot is one of the most important birth plants for the Indians and, along with arnica, is considered one of the most effective medicines for bleeding.
🛑 The root should not be taken during pregnancy.