Use internally for allergies, anemia, hemorrhage (especially uterine), excessive menstruation, hemorrhoids, candidiasis, arthritis, rheumatism, gout, and skin complaints (especially eczema). Externally for arthritic pain, gout, sciatica, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, scalp and hair problems, burns, insect bites, and nosebleeds. Combines well with burdock root for eczema.

Use internally for allergies, anemia, hemorrhage (especially uterine), excessive menstruation, hemorrhoids, candidiasis, arthritis, rheumatism, gout, and skin complaints (especially eczema). Externally for arthritic pain, gout, sciatica, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, scalp and hair problems, burns, insect bites, and nosebleeds. Combines well with burdock root for eczema.

Use internally for depression, nervous exhaustion, shingles, herpes, menopausal symptoms, and debility following illness. Externally in preparations for eczema and dry skin.

An antiseptic, astringent herb that lowers fever and blood pressure, and has a calming effect. It is also a laxative. Used internally for minor feverish illnesses, nervous tension, and hypertension, constipation and peptic ulcers. Also reported to have strong immunologic benefits.

A bitter, aromatic herb that relieves tension, relaxes spasms, and improves digestion. Internally used for colic. Externally in douches and baths for vaginal infections and in aromatherapy.

Use internally for hepatitis, liver tumor, gallstones, hypertension and cancer chemotherapy. Highly regarded as a liver tonic and detoxifier. (Not recommended if pregnant or nursing)

A bitter, warming herb that stimulates the circulation, kidneys and uterus. It improves digestion, relieves spasms is expectorant, and increases perspiration. Used for eruptive fevers, bronchial infections, digestive complaints, toothache, painful menstruation, and retained placenta