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JUNIPER
Plant Origin: Utah
Action: Antiseptic, astringent, digestive
stimulant, purifying, and detoxifying. Juniper increases
circulation through kidneys and promotes excretion of uric
acid and toxins.
Traditional Uses: . Bundles of juniper berries were
hung over doorways to ward off witches during medieval times.
It has been used for centuries as a diuretic. Until recently,
French hospital wards burned sprigs of juniper and rosemary to
protect from infection.
Indications: It may help acne,
dermatitis, eczema, depression, fatigue, liver problems, sore
muscles, rheumatism, ulcers, urinary infections, fluid
retention, and wounds.
Other Uses: Juniper oil may work as a detoxifier and a
cleanser, as well as being beneficial for the skin. It may
possibly assist with nerve regeneration.
Application: Diffuse and apply topically. May be added
to food or water as a dietary supplement.
Fragrant Influence: Juniper evokes feelings of health,
love, and peace and may help to elevate one’s spiritual
awareness.
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