Crampbark - Latin Name: (Viburnum opulus)
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Herbal Anecdote: Cramp Bark comes from the Highbush Cranberry, and can reach 13 feet in height. It prefers moist soils and full sun. It is native to Europe and Africa, but has been introduced to North America, and grows in a wide range of zones. It is a very pretty shrub, blooming with puffs of white flowers. The ripe red berries are rich in vitamin C. Traditional Uses: Antispasmotic, cramps, muscle spasms, sleep, insomnia, astringent, nervine, sedative. |
The following products contain Crampbark:
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Cramp bark
Cramp bark may be used to relax the uterus to relieve menstrual cramping or to prevent miscarriage. It is also beneficial in relieving bladder spasming or GI tract crampi read more... |
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Cramp Relief
This is an anti-spasmotic formula specifically designed to aid in the relief of striated and smooth muscle cramping. It is especially useful for ovarian and uterine (mens read more... |
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Sound Asleep Herbal Elixir (8 single-serves)
It is estimated that in the United States, 58% of adults experience symptoms of insomnia a few nights or more per week and that 35% of adults report at least one symptom read more... |
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