Skunk Cabbage

Description

May be useful for anxiety-type concerns, epilepsy and Parkinsons; useful for hay fever, nerves and lung concerns; may be rubbed on sore head.

Holding incredibly tight to the earth of the swamp mire, is this useful for nerves. Skunk Cabbage ventures forth in the cold, early spring swamp for its time to bloom. Over the whole area in which the Skunk Cabbage plants group and claim for their habitat there is the faint, but distinctive, odor of skunk. So concentrated is the survival strength of Skunk Cabbage, that it can often be seen blooming next to the ground where the ground still frozen at the tip of its single large tap root.

Suggested use 
40 to 80 drops following meals, and or when a nerve concern occurs. May apply, as needed, to sore spots on the head area.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.