red root for relief
Red root is a plant that’s been around for hundreds of years and has been used by Native Americans to treat a wide variety of issues. It’s also been used as a beverage and actually has the nickname “New Jersey Tea” that comes from its use as a beverage during the Revolutionary War when black tea was hard to come by.

But other than being a tasty beverage, red root does provide actual relief of specific symptoms. This is especially true when it comes to the respiratory system. Red root is an expectorant that helps to relieve the problems associated with infections of the respiratory tract. It helps to thin the phlegm and make coughs more productive. It may also help to actually fight infection in this area of the body.

If you’re dealing with a bout of bronchitis, asthma issues, or you have a sore throat associated with a cold, you may find that red root is the perfect solution for your problems.

Red root has uses beyond the respiratory system as well. In fact, it also has uses for the cardiovascular system. Research has shown that red root can help to treat high blood pressure and help you to return to normal. At the same time, it also works to coagulate or thicken and clot the blood.

If you’re suffering from sleepless nights, red root may also be the answer for you. It works as a mild sedative and can help you to put an end to your nightly practice of counting sheep. When you can sleep better, you’ll also enjoy better overall health and wellness.

Some studies also point to red root’s use as a treatment for diarrhea. It’s thought to help slow down the digestive tract and help you to get back to normal bowel function. This also helps to prevent dehydration and malnutrition that often come from chronic problems with diarrhea.

Red root can be used in the form of a tincture or an infusion and in both cases can be used 3 times each day. It’s the perfect herb to keep in your household to fight the occasional cold. It may also be a good herb for helping you control blood pressure. Make sure that you talk to your healthcare provider before you begin using red root for blood pressure or if you’re taking blood pressure medication. It’s important to make sure it won’t interfere with your current treatment or make matters worse.