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beth root

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beth root,
n Latin name:
Trillium erectum, Trillium grandiflorum; parts used: leaves, roots, rhizomes; uses: astringent, antifungal, hemorrhoids, skin ulcers, varicose veins, analgesic, expectorant, skin irritation; precautions: uterine stimulation, pregnancy, lactation, children, cardiotoxicity. Also called
birthroot, cough root, ground lily, Indian balm, Indian shamrock, Jew's harp, purple trillium, rattlesnake root, snake bite, squaw root, stinking benjamin, three-leafed trillium, trillium pendulum, or
wake-robin.


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Herbs that are useful for heavy bleeding include Beth root, Ladies mantle, Yarrow and Oak bark.
 
 
 
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