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Bayberry herb can treat fevers, colds, flu, excessive mucus and heavy menstruationThis medicinal herb may be used as a tonicBayberry herb (Myrica cerifera) is a marshland plant of the eastern United States. The common names are are bayberry bush, American bayberry, American vegetable tallow tree, bayberry wax tree, myrtle, wax myrtle, candleberry, candleberry myrtle, tallow shrub, American vegetable wax, and vegetable flowers. It is also known as myrica cerifera, wild cinnamon, myrica pensylvania, and southern bayberry. Parts used are the bark, root and leaves. The main use of this herb was to treat canker sores. It is used as an astringent, a tonic and a stimulant.
Benefits of bayberry medicinal herbIt is good for hemorrhages, fevers, colds, flu, sinuses, nasal polyps, vaginal polyps, excessive mucus and heavy menstruation. It is very effective on the female organs and on the uterus during pregnancy.Drink the tea for jaundice, scrofula, and canker sores in the throat and in the mouth. The tea also aids in perspiration, improves the whole circulation and tones up the tissues. When combined with yarrow, catnip, sage, or peppermint it is good for a very stubborn cold.
Formula for colds and other ailmentsIf you are unable to purchase capsules, the following formula may be used for colds, fevers, flu, colic, cramps, and pain the stomach:4 ounces bayberry 2 ounces ginger 1 ounce white pine 1/16 ounce cloves 1/16 ounce capsicum The herbs must be in powdered form. Mix the herbs and pass them through a fine sieve for several times. Use one teaspoonful in a cup of hot water. Let the herbs settle and then drink the clear liquid leaving the settling at the bottom of the container. PrecautionBayberry contains tannin so it is best to avoid the consumption of milk which will counteract its effect.Return from bayberry herbs to herbs for diseases Return from bayberry herb to home page |
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