Clematis
About this plant
Clematis virginiana has traditionally been used as a topical remedy for pain, inflammation, and skin irritations, often applied in poultices to ease rheumatism, wounds, and sores. It was also used in small amounts to relieve headaches and fevers, valued for its mild analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, though caution is required due to its potential toxicity.
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Clematis virginiana, commonly known as virgin’s bower, has a history of use in traditional Native American medicine for its therapeutic properties. The plant was often applied externally to treat skin irritations, sores, and wounds due to its counterirritant and analgesic effects. Poultices made from the leaves or stems were used to ease joint pain, rheumatism, and other inflammatory conditions. Its ability to stimulate circulation and reduce localized pain made it a useful topical remedy, though internal use was limited because of the plant’s potentially irritating compounds.
In addition to its external applications, Clematis virginiana was sometimes used in small amounts to address headaches and migraines, as well as to reduce fevers. Its properties as a mild analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent contributed to these uses, though careful preparation was essential to avoid adverse effects. Today, Clematis virginiana is less commonly used in modern herbal medicine due to its potency and potential toxicity if misused, but it remains an important part of traditional healing practices where it was valued for pain relief and its supportive effects on inflammatory conditions.
Sizes and Pricing
Comes with a cap. If you want a dropper, order one.
1 Ounce
Ideal for someone that is blending their own formulas..
2 Ounce
Provides enough tincture to last for a couple of months of daily use.
4 ounce
Works well for those with chronic conditions or to refill a smaller bottle..
