Spikenard

Description

May be useful to purify blood; Useful for acne conditions; Useful to shorten pregnancy labor; Remedy for cough and chest complaints.

Spikenard is a member of the Ginseng family of plants and part of Native American Indian herbal medicine. One of its most important properties is in the area of enhancing the blood. This is useful for forms of acne conditions. Spikenard useful for uric acid, sore joints and gout-type concerns. Spikenard is taken during the last three months of pregnancy, and in difficult cases, the last 6 months of pregnancy, to shorten labor and provide for an easier process of delivery. The further virtues of Spikenard lie in its value for cough and chest complaints; to cut mucus. Spikenard is an old work horse for coughs.

Suggested use 

40 to 80 drops, 3 times per day for blood concerns. 80 drops per day if pregnant. In cases of muscular discomfort, sore joints or gout, may take 80 drops, 3 times per day.

And, additionally, may rub into challenged areas, in quantities needed to cover the area, 3 times per day. If cough or chest concerns, 40 drops hourly, while awake, until relief; also rub liberally into chest area and cover up to sweat.

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.