AKA:Cinnamon wood, ague tree, saloip, saxifrax Parts Used:root bark Active Compounds:anodyne
Background:Sassafras is a tree that was used by Native Americans for medicinal purposes. It was thought to clean the blood. It was also used to treat skin problems and rheumatism. In addition, it has been used to treat pain as well as sexually transmitted diseases.
Applications:Antiseptic/Diuretic/Stimulant/Tonic
Sassafras is primarily used as a tonic herb.
Skin: Sassafras can be used to treat minor skin irritations.
Pain relief:Sassafras can be used as a mild pain reliever.
Rheumatism: Sassafras is a diuretic that can relieve rheumatic pain.
Description:
Sassafras is a tree that grows natively in North America. It has fruit and small yellow flowers that bloom. The bark is used for medicinal purposes.
Dosage:
As an infusion, drink 1 cup daily.
As a tincture, take 15-30 drops.
No negative safety information is 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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