2 oz. Shepherd's Purse Tincture
Much like yarrow, Shepherd’s Purse is well known for its styptic properties that can stop bleeding when applied to a wound. Internally, it can decrease bleeding, stimulate muscles, and increase uterine contractions. Shepherd’s Purse has been used by midwives for centuries to stimulate uterine contractions during active labor. Amazingly, Shepherd’s Purse is also both antihypertensive (decreases blood pressure), and antihypotensive (increases blood pressure), depending on the internal constitution of the individual (amphoteric). Warning, Shepherd’s Purse is unsafe to take during pregnancy without the guidance of a Dr. or a midwife.
Much like yarrow, Shepherd’s Purse is well known for its styptic properties that can stop bleeding when applied to a wound. Internally, it can decrease bleeding, stimulate muscles, and increase uterine contractions. Shepherd’s Purse has been used by midwives for centuries to stimulate uterine contractions during active labor. Amazingly, Shepherd’s Purse is also both antihypertensive (decreases blood pressure), and antihypotensive (increases blood pressure), depending on the internal constitution of the individual (amphoteric). Warning, Shepherd’s Purse is unsafe to take during pregnancy without the guidance of a Dr. or a midwife.
Much like yarrow, Shepherd’s Purse is well known for its styptic properties that can stop bleeding when applied to a wound. Internally, it can decrease bleeding, stimulate muscles, and increase uterine contractions. Shepherd’s Purse has been used by midwives for centuries to stimulate uterine contractions during active labor. Amazingly, Shepherd’s Purse is also both antihypertensive (decreases blood pressure), and antihypotensive (increases blood pressure), depending on the internal constitution of the individual (amphoteric). Warning, Shepherd’s Purse is unsafe to take during pregnancy without the guidance of a Dr. or a midwife.