This alternative herbal remedy has been taken internally in the past for the treatment of jaundice, gout, kidney, and bladder stones. Today, it is used for hemorrhoids and varicose veins. It has been beneficial for hyperacidity associated with the stomach and intestines.

It has helped with quitting smoking because it produces a mild nausea when one tries to smoke after chewing the dried root. The Northwestern Indians kept a piece of the root in their mouth to give endurance when running long distances. It can also be used in a bath to induce tranquility.
Caution: Only use in small doses internally. Do not use for an extended period.
Other ways this herb has been used:
hypoglycemia
flatulence
indigestion
scabies
lice
crabs
Made with love and the highest quality ingredients possible, including ionized water and 30 percent alcohol. I include an information sheet telling about the herb and any drug interactions.