Woman's Licorice Wild Yam Salve
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Information About Woman's Licorice Wild Yam Salve:
Common Uses: A moisturizing, lubricating salve to soothe vaginal dryness or to be applied to the skin and soft tissues to help balance hormones during menopause. This salve may also be helpful to relieve symptoms of PMS and post-partum hormonal balancing.
Suggested Uses: External use only. Apply to skin and soft tissue two to three times per day.
Traditional Uses:
Herbal Anecdote: Native Americans and early colonists made such a practice of treating joint pain and colic with this native North and Central American plant that it was, for a time, popularly referred to as "colic root."
 | St. Johnswort flowering top (Hypericum perforatum) During the middle ages, St. Johnswort was named after John the Baptist and was traditionally collected on St. John’s Day, June 25. The blood red anointing oil produced by soaking the plant in olive was known as the “blood of Christ”. Its botanical name Hypericum, derived from the Greek hyperieum, means “over an apparition”. It was believed that St. Johnswort was so offensive to evil spirits that one whiff would drive them away. |
| Base Composition: Almond oil | |
Any statements made have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent any disease. Consult your health practitioner before using this this dietary supplement while pregnant or lactating. Keep out of reach of children.
