BLOOD ROOT, Sanguinaria Canadensis, Herbal Tincture, Herbal Extract

Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) is a flower native to the woodlands of North America. The rhizome — a small part of the stem — and the roots contain a red fluid that gives the plant its name (1). Other names for this plant include Canada puccoon, bloodwort, redroot, red puccoon, pauson, coon root, and tetterwort (1). KNOWN BENEFITS MAY: -DISSOLVES BLOODCLOTS-CLEANS OUT OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE BLOOD-REPAIRS DNA-PENETRATES THROUGH TUMORS, FIBROIDS AND CYSTS   *splitthis* Native Americans have long used bloodroot to treat various ailments, including sore throats, congestion, respiratory conditions, hemorrhoids, irregular menstruation, and wound infections. It has also been used to induce abortions Bloodroot’s compounds and early uses Bloodroot’s red liquid, which is concentrated in the rhizome, contains numerous alkaloids. These compounds are responsible for the plant’s medicinal properties (3Trusted Source). Sanguinarine is the most extensively researched of bloodroot’s alkaloids (1). The