AKA:Madder Parts Used:Root Active Compounds:indoid, calcium, resin, ruberythric acid, purpurin, alizarin
Background: Madder has most often been used as a dye for fabrics. It gives a red color to textiles. While it isn't primarily known for its medicinal qualities, it was used anciently to remedy health problems and can still be used today, however it is used rarely.
Madder is mainly used for urinary tract problems. Those who use it will quickly realize how powerful it can be in turning urine red.
Applications: Urinary tract
Madder is rarely used in modern times, but its primary use is aiding the urinary tract.
Kidney and Bladder Stones: Madder is used to treat bladder and kidney stones.
Description: The nutmeg tree is native to Indonesia. It grows as high as 40 feet and is an evergreen tree. It has a strong aroma and yellow flowers that adorn the limbs. It takes almost 10 years for the tree to bear viable fruit. The fruit of the tree is picked when it ripens. It is then separated into nutmeg seeds and mace.
Dosage:
1/2 drachm taken 3-4 times daily.
Safety: There is no negative safety information available for this herb. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.
For educational purposes only This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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