Rumex crispus Family: Polygonaceae
Uses:
- Skin diseases such as psoriasis, herpes, eczema, acne
- Liver and gall bladder disorders
- Anemia
Spritual Uses: Money drawing, brew a tea and use as a floor wash for home and business, wipe down doors handles of your business to draw customers
Caution: None
Dosage: prepare as decoction, 1-2 tsp dried root boiled in 1Cup boiling water or 1oz dried root for 1 pint of water; can take up to 3 Cups daily; 15-30 drops tincture, can be taken up to 3 times daily
Parts Used: Root
Range: Native to Africa, Asia and Europe, and grows in US zones 4-9
Habitat & Growing Conditions: Prefers rich soil, but will also grow in poor, disturbed soils; full sun to partial shade
Traditional Chinese Medicine Flavors: Bitter, sweetish, cool
Properties:
Key Constituents:
Try the following product that contains this cleansing herb:
Sources:
The Way of Herbs, Michael Tierra p211
The New Holistic Herbal, David Hoffmann p243
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