Yarrow

Once upon a time, there was a medicine man. Folks all over the world have known him for centuries.

He is readily available during emergencies. He would stop the wounds from bleeding fast and minimize the infections.

He has just the thing to soothe a nervous tummy and get the juices flowing after a heavy meal, keeping the uncomfortable burning at bay.

Ladies especially would call him once a month, when the menstrual pains would come around. While ladies expecting a child would stay afar, at the same time.

He knows how to balance blood flow in the body. He can stop the blood from pooling in the hemorrhoids and varicose veins and invite it into the cold hands and feet.

He has just the thing to soothe a sore throat and help you sweat out the cold. Try some gargle, tea, or tincture he provides you with.

He has strong antiseptic and antibacterial medicines that can get rid of UTI and keep the urinary tract healthy.

He brings calm and peace with him, a somewhat dreamy reality. If you ever meet him, you’ll know what I mean.

He is a sweet talker, and if you engage with him in a calm conversation. Your mind will be at ease. You will have a clearer idea of what to hold on to, and what you should let go of.

He doesn’t tend to stay too long. He does his job and then, he is gone, off to the next one in need.

Precautions: Diuretics, drink an abundant amount of water while using. Do not use it if pregnant or nursing. Not suitable for children. May interact with high blood pressure medication, stomach acid-reducing medication, blood-thinning medication, sleep aid medication, anxiety treatments, and sedatives. Persons with allergies to other members of the Asteraceae family should exercise caution with yarrow, as allergic cross-reactivity is common to Asteraceae plants. Please, consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.