Hydrangea

Description

May be used for kidneys; for bladder; for dropsy; for lower back pain; for stones Is known by many herbalists, as an old friend, trusted and tried, for the kidneys and bladder. This friendship also extends to the urethra [u’-reath-ruh], the tube leading from the bladder which exits the body. Hydrangea also cares for the ureters [u’reet-ers], two tubes, one from each kidney, connecting the kidneys to the bladder. Excess fluid build up, known as dropsy, or as it is more modernly called, edema [ed’-deem-muh], may be relieved by Hydrangea root.

Think of Hydrangea for lower back pain, when due to kidney distress, including inflamed kidney tissue. Hydrangea has earned its reputation of being a friend in need when gravel or stones are being passed, to ease the passage and relieve the agony. If this be the case then may take 1 tbl, at once, when in distress and repeat as needed. [combines well with Marshmallow Root]. If prone to stones and prevention of stones is a concern, then a maintenance amount of 40 drops per day is a good idea.

Suggested use |40 drops 3 times per day and as given above. To gradually dissolve stones, may take 1 teaspoon full 3 times per day with a full glass of mineral or other trusted water.

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.