HYDRANGEA ROOT

Hydrangea Arborescens

Although the leaves are toxic and should not be consumed, its roots and its rhizomes of Hydrandgea contain a wide variety of phytochemicals. They also contain several important nutrients like selenium, calcium, magnesium and zinc. One of the popular traditional uses for hydrangea root was to help treat painful kidney and gallbladder stones. Hydrangea root has what are known as antilithic properties meaning that it can help dissolve unwanted deposits of calcium in the body. Softening and dissolving these stones is a gradual process which is accomplished by a compound called hydrangin – a glycoside found in hydrangea root. After the stones have softened, the pain is relieved and the stones can pass more comfortably without causing any further damage. Hydrangea is also used in the cases of urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, urinary tract infections, cystitis, gravel and enlarged prostate gland.

up to 2oz 

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