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Cramp Bark, bark
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| Botanical Name | Viburnum opulis |
| Size | 1 oz. (larger sizes available) |
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Quick Overview
Uses:
Used for menstrual cramps, spasms of involuntary muscles, asthma and hysteria. Can be used for heart palpitations and cramps during pregnancy.
Used for menstrual cramps, spasms of involuntary muscles, asthma and hysteria. Can be used for heart palpitations and cramps during pregnancy.
Product Description
Body Parts Affected:
Nerves, Muscles, Heart, and Reproductive Organs.
Uses:
Used for menstrual cramps, spasms of involuntary muscles, asthma and hysteria. Can be used for heart palpitations and cramps during pregnancy.
Historically, the Native American Meskwaki people used cramp bark to treat cramps and pains located anywhere in the body, whereas the Penobscot people used cramp bark to treat mumps and swollen glands. Cramp bark was named for its primary medicinal use--to relieve muscle cramps and other conditions caused by muscle over contraction.
Dose:
Liquid: Shake well. Take 30-60 drops in juice or water before meals, 3 times a day, 6 days a week.
Note:
Consult Health Practitioner if pregnant.
Cramp bark is presently used to relieve any overly tense muscle or muscle spasm of the body. This includes the muscles of the uterus, air passages, intestines, arms, legs, and back. In addition, it can be used to prevent muscle tension and pain. Cramp bark is also used to treat symptoms that are associated with excess muscle tension, including menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) caused by uterine muscle contractions, and breathing difficulties associated with asthma. Colic, spastic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome , and the physical indications of nervous tension are also treated with cramp bark.
Cramp bark has also been used to treat hysteria, nervous complaints, debility, convulsions, fits, lockjaw, heart palpitation, tension headaches, spasmodic stricture (narrowing of a passage), bladder muscle spasms, high blood pressure, rheumatism, circulatory problems, and heart disease . It is effective in treating cases of arthritis in which joint pain and weakness have led to severe muscle contractions. Cramp bark relaxes the muscles, allowing improvement in blood circulation that can return normal function to the arthritic joints.
Cramp bark is used to treat excessive blood loss during menstruation and menopause, and to induce menstruation in women with light or delayed periods. A woman may treat dysmenorrhea prophylactically (before symptoms appear) by taking cramp bark the day before painful menstruation is expected. Cramp bark is also used to treat endometriosis and threatened miscarriage.
Nerves, Muscles, Heart, and Reproductive Organs.
Uses:
Used for menstrual cramps, spasms of involuntary muscles, asthma and hysteria. Can be used for heart palpitations and cramps during pregnancy.
Historically, the Native American Meskwaki people used cramp bark to treat cramps and pains located anywhere in the body, whereas the Penobscot people used cramp bark to treat mumps and swollen glands. Cramp bark was named for its primary medicinal use--to relieve muscle cramps and other conditions caused by muscle over contraction.
Dose:
Liquid: Shake well. Take 30-60 drops in juice or water before meals, 3 times a day, 6 days a week.
Note:
Consult Health Practitioner if pregnant.
Cramp bark is presently used to relieve any overly tense muscle or muscle spasm of the body. This includes the muscles of the uterus, air passages, intestines, arms, legs, and back. In addition, it can be used to prevent muscle tension and pain. Cramp bark is also used to treat symptoms that are associated with excess muscle tension, including menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) caused by uterine muscle contractions, and breathing difficulties associated with asthma. Colic, spastic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome , and the physical indications of nervous tension are also treated with cramp bark.
Cramp bark has also been used to treat hysteria, nervous complaints, debility, convulsions, fits, lockjaw, heart palpitation, tension headaches, spasmodic stricture (narrowing of a passage), bladder muscle spasms, high blood pressure, rheumatism, circulatory problems, and heart disease . It is effective in treating cases of arthritis in which joint pain and weakness have led to severe muscle contractions. Cramp bark relaxes the muscles, allowing improvement in blood circulation that can return normal function to the arthritic joints.
Cramp bark is used to treat excessive blood loss during menstruation and menopause, and to induce menstruation in women with light or delayed periods. A woman may treat dysmenorrhea prophylactically (before symptoms appear) by taking cramp bark the day before painful menstruation is expected. Cramp bark is also used to treat endometriosis and threatened miscarriage.
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