Yarrow Flower

Traditionally, it was used in 3 ways:

• Applied to the skin for wounds and minor bleeding
• Taken by mouth to reduce inflammation, especially in the digestive tract
• Taken as a sedative to relieve anxiety or insomnia

Today, yarrow is sometimes suggested for the following uses:

• Loss of appetite
• Indigestion or heartburn
• As a diuretic, to increase urine flow
• Amenorrhea (irregular menstrual cycle)
• Menstrual cramps and pain
• Muscle spasms
• Inflammation
• To fight infection
• Fever (brings temperature down through sweating)
• To reduce bleeding
• Wound healing

(contains 5oz)

Not approved by FDA