butcher's broom for your blood vessels
Butcher's broom sounds like a violent herb, but in reality it's a very gentle one that can be used for several problems that have to do with your blood. It's a plant that resembles asparagus in its twig like nature. Its name actually came from it's use in butcher shops. The twigs were actually tied together and used literally as brooms.

In ancient Greece, butcher's broom was used to treat a wide variety of problems having to do with blood vessels such as varicose veins. It was also used by the Romans as well for circulatory problems. Now people continue to use it to treat those problems and more.

Butcher's broom can be used externally or taken internally. How you use it depends on what you're using it for. If you're suffering from varicose veins or have general problems with poor circulation in your legs, you'll want to use butcher's broom in the form of an ointment. Applied directly to the skin it can provide relief to your circulatory issues.

To treat hemorrhoids, you’ll want to use butcher's broom in the form of a suppository. You’ll want to insert the depository into the rectum before going to bed. It will provide you with relief for hours. It will also help to heal your problem and even allow you to avoid more invasive procedures.

Internally, you can take butcher's broom as a tonic. Usually, you just add a ½ ounce of the root to a cup of boiling water to make a tea. You can also make a tonic by boiling a few twigs in a large amount of water and allowing it to cool before drinking. Remove the twigs before you drink it, of course.

When you use butcher's broom as a tonic, you’ll find that it will help your circulation generally. If you have cold hands and feet and find your fingers and toes falling asleep a lot, butcher's broom can help to give you some general relief. However, if you’re concerned about a problem with your circulatory system, you’ll want to see a healthcare provider to make sure you don’t have a more serious issue.

Butcher's broom is an herb that can truly support your circulatory system. If you’re having problems with your blood vessels, butcher's broom can help to restore good health. You shouldn’t take butcher's broom if you have high blood pressure and if you’re currently taking medication such as blood thinners or blood pressure medication, make sure to talk to your healthcare provider before you use it.