Wild indigo root, c/s, wild crafted

Wild indigo root, c/s, wild crafted (317)

Scientific Name: Baptisia tinctoria
Leguminosae

AKA:Wild Indigo, Indigoweed
Parts Used:root
Active Compounds:flavonoids, alkaloids, isoflavones, polysaccharides, coumarins

Background: Wild indigo was once used as a remedy for snake bites by Native Americans. It was also used to treat wounds. Modern uses of wild indigo include treatment for upper respiratory infections and digestive problems. It also can be used to improve the immune system function.

Applications:Anti-microbial/Immunostimulant/Antiseptic

Wild indigo is primarily used as an antiseptic.

Respiratory infections: Wild indigo can be used to treat pharyngitis and tonsilitis.

Digestive tract:Wild indigo can be used to treat intestinal infections.

Immune system: Wild indigo can be used to treat chronic fatigue syndrome as well as some other viral infections.

External use: Wild indigo can treat skin irritations and sore nipples. It can also be used to treat canker sores and gum infections.

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