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Cleavers herb, c/s, wild crafted (947)Scientific Name: Galium aparine AKA: Bedstraw, Catchweed, Clabber Grass, Clivers, Cleavers, Coachweed, Cleaverwort, Gravel Grass, Grip Grass, Goose Grass, Goose Hair, Gosling Weed, Hedge Burrs, Milk Sweet, Poor Robin, Loveman, Stick-a-Back, Sweethearts, Savoyan, Scratchweed Parts Used: herb Active Compounds: Iridoids, alkanes, flavonoids, tannins, polyphenolic acids, and anthraquinones. Background: Its name is derived from its ability to cling to fur or clothing. Greek physicians used it to treat weariness and the stems were used by shephards to strain milk. Applications: Diuretic/ Vulnerary / Antispasmodic / Diaphoretic Cleavers is used primarily for external application on skin irritations, such as burns and to stop bleeding. This is achieved by making a salve out of the herb or using the juice of the plant topically. The juice is also turned into a tea, which can be dried and applied topically or consumed to help with stomach ailments and intestinal problems or to alleviate mucous membranes. Cleavers Description: Tincture: Place 20-30 drops in water and use as needed. Combination: Mix Cleavers with Uva Ursi, Marshmallow, and Buchu to treat kidney and bladder troubles. Safety: More Bulk Herbs and Spices Information: Comfrey For educational purposes only
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