Teasel – Dipisacus Sylvestris

Teasel while often used with physical injuries of torn muscles and tendons and broken bones, especially large joints such as the shoulder and hip joints.

Traditional remedy is a healing support for fractures, rheumatism,  torn tendons and bruises.

Sir John Hill (1740, 365) wrote that it is good against obstructions of the liver and the jaundice.

It began as a modern folk usage for Lyme’s disease, became widely used with research as part of Lyme’s protocol.

It has a variety of benefits worth considering:

• Personality – “People who had a use, but lost it.”
• Ocular inflammation
• Excessive Wrinkles
• Reduces Scars
• Liver/Gallbladder Jaundice
• Lack of Appetite or Parasites in intestines
• Intestinal inflammations and some infections (i.e. Herbalist compound blends

…to list a few!

1 oz (29.6 ml) dropper bottle.  Childproof lid.