Willow Pain Response AKA Willow~Meadowsweet Tonic 1 Oz.

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WILLOW ~ MEADOWSWEET TONIC Analgesic (Pain Relieving) Remedy

Sold in 1 Oz. bottle, larger sizes available by special order.

A blend of the liquid extracts of:
~~ Jamaican Dogwood root bark (Piscidia erythrina) 25%
** Butterbur rhizome [p.a. free] (Petasites hybridus) 25%
** St. John's Wort flower & bud (Hypericum perforatum) 20%
~~ Meadowsweet leaf & flower (Filipendula (Spirea) ulmaria) 20%
~~ Willow bark (Salix lucida) 10%

** Fresh ~~ Dried

Action: White Willow bark and Meadowsweet herb both contain the natural glycoside, salicin, which has a very similar chemistry to aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid). Salicin also has the same antipyretic (fever reducing), anti-inflammatory, and analgesic (pain relieving) properties as aspirin.

Uses: This compound can give relief from many kinds of pain, and often is able to eliminate some pains completely. Indicated in neuralgia, myalgia, enteralgia and visceralgia, headache, toothache, arthritis, lumbago, sciatica, painful spasms, pain of physical injuries, painful hemorrhoids, tic-douloureux, dysmenorrh, a (painful menstruation), etc. Although this compound often works well, it can only do so much with severe pain, and stronger analgesics may be necessary.

Dose: Adults: Three to five times per day, take 30 to 40 drops in a little water. Children: Adjust above adult doses according to child's body weight (see Clarks Rule ).

Topical: Massage into painful area until well absorbed. May sting when applied to broken skin.

Cautions: Severe or constant pain can itself be damaging to health. Also, pain can often be indicative of a serious health problem. If pain is severe or persistent, and especially if it's accompanied with high or persistent fever or other adverse symptoms, promptly seek qualified healthcare.

This information is for educational and research purposes only. It is not intended to medically prescribe or promote the sale of any product, nor is it intended to replace qualified medical healthcare. If you have, or think you have a condition which requires medical attention, you should promptly seek qualified healthcare.