Teasel is a rich source of nutrients, especially natural calcium, and is therefore often used for treating lumbago, disconnected tendons and fractures, wobbly legs, arresting vaginal bleeding and helping secure foetus.

It helps to maintain strong bones, cartilage and sinews, strengthens loins, knees and joints, promotes muscle growth and helps cartilage and sinew to reconnect. It may also help with jaundice and gallbladder problems, due to its direct stimulation of liver function.

Because of its apparent astringency, Teasel is considered useful in cases of diarrhoea and it can also help to tone up the stomach, improve digestion and increase appetite. Its system cleansing, stomach soothing, diuretic and sweat-producing properties are beneficial side effects as well.

As part of the Lyme disease protocol, health practitioners have been using it in small doses -with dramatic effects. Teasel mobilises viruses from the nerve tissue, and makes them accessible for resolution.

Directions for use (Teasel Tincture):
Take 5-15 drops 3 times a day or as recommended by your health practitioner.
If you wish, you may additionally rub it onto the aching joints.