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Ladies mantle herb, c/s, wild craftedScientific Name: Alchemila vulgaris AKA: yarrow, field hop Background:As early as the late 1500's, lady's mantle was used to treat broken bones in babies and children. It was also used to treat infertility. Interestingly, it was also used to make the female genitals contract and was popular with women who wanted to appear virgin-like. Today it is still used in women's health, but for different reasons. It helps to treat problems such as heavy bleeding and cramps during menses. It also helps to regulate the female period. It has also been used to help induce childbirth as well as work like a douche to reduce vaginal discharge. While it works mostly for women's health issues, it also can be useful for diarrhea and to stop minor bleeding elsewhere in the body. Applications: Astringent/Antiinflammatory/Vulnary/Hypotensive Lady's mantle is primarily used for treating women's health issues. Painful menses: Lady's mantle can be used to treat painful periods and excess bleeding. Vaginal discharge: Lady's mantle can be used to treat excess vaginal discharge. Fibroids: Lady's mantle can be used to treat problems with fibroids and endometriosis. Diarrhea: Lady's mantle can be used to stop diarrhea. Fever: Lady's mantle is helpful in reducing fevers. Bleeding: Lady's mantle is powerful in helping to stop minor bleeding. Description: Dosage: As a tincture, take 2-4 ml, 3 times daily. As an infusion, add 1-2 tsp dried Lady's mantle to boiling water. Simmer for 10-15 minutes and drink 3 times daily. For fever, drink every hour until fever subsides. Safety: For educational purposes only Bentonite Clay Clay Green Cleavers Clove Club Moss Codonopsis Coltsfoot Comfrey Copal Oro |
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