
Basic Blood Purifier
Used for eruptive skin disorders, liver problems, general detoxification.
Dosage:: Tinctures: 1 - 2 dropper (or standard infusion) as needed, not more than 3 times a day.
Reference:: Modern Herb Dispensatory
Burdock ( Arctium Lappa)
Bitter herb used for skin conditions and general liver issues. Stimulates bile function and strengthens liver. Helps indigestion, clears up acne and other skin irritations. Leaves may be used as poultice for infected sores. Strong decoction of the root used in baths for itching. Helps stabilize mast cells which reduces allergic reactions.
Pregnant or diabetic should not use. Can be confused with common cocklebur - toxic, has rough leaves instead of burdocks velvety
Red Clover ( Trifolium pratense)
Red clover is known for its blood-purifying properties and is commonly used to support detoxification and hormone balance.
Avoid in individuals with hormone-sensitive conditions.
Yellow Dock ( Rumex crispus)
Yellow dock is a perennial herb with curly leaves and small greenish flowers, traditionally used for its alterative and laxative properties.
Mullein ( Verbascum thapsus)
Mullein is known for its soothing effects on the respiratory system and is commonly used to relieve coughs and congestion.
Seeds are poison
Parsley
Rich in sodium and potassium. Has a volatile oil that stimulates kidney function. Lowers blood pressure and slows the pulse.
Do not use while breastfeeding
Lobelia ( Lobelia Inflata)
An annual or biennial herb with pale blue to violet flowers, known for its acrid taste. It has been used in traditional medicine for respiratory conditions and as a relaxant.
Large doses can cause vomiting, convulsions, hypotension. Not to be used while pregnant.