Quince

Description

May be useful for thinning hair; useful as skin toner; useful for soreness of the mouth; for stress-related disorders of the stomach and or intestines; useful as bowel cleaner and for irritated or dry cough.

Quince is a tree, about the size of an apple tree, which grows wild in Persia. From there it has been much planted throughout Europe and North America for its fruit, seeds and as an ornamental. The fruit has an acid taste and produces a calming effect. The esteemed American Natural Practitioner, Jethro Kloss, used the juice to rub on the scalp to correct thinning hair and to prevent hair fall and to grow hair again where the roots were not dead.

The covering around Quince Seeds makes them quite slippery, when wet, and produces a soothing and toning affect when applied to the skin as a skin care regimen. The seeds are also used to make a tea, or a liquid extract, for soreness of the mouth and gaseous, stress related disorders of the stomach and or intestines. Quince Seeds can be used as a gentle bowel cleaner and to clear up an irritated or dry cough.

Suggested use 
80 drops, as needed, for gaseous conditions. For coughs, 40 drops hourly, as needed. Apply to the scalp, at least once per day, for hair conditions as described above. For sore mouth conditions, may hold 80 drops in the mouth as long as comfortable and repeat as necessary. As a bowel cleaner, 1 to 3 teaspoons each evening.

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.