Used in very small amounts as an herbal expectorant Larger doses tend to be sedative eczema herbal remedy (external use) Bloodroot is believed to be an escharotic, which means it can produce scabs. Today Bloodroot salves and pastes are recommended for warts; however, there is no scientific evidence to support its effectiveness. The FDA has approved Bloodroot for use in commercially available toothpastes and oral rinses to inhibit the development of dental plaque and gingivitis. Bloodroot can also be found in cough syrups. Some herbalists recommend drinking Bloodroot tea for respiratory problems. Suggested Dosage or Use: Take 6-12 drops in liquid or under the tongue, 1-3 times/day. Botanical Name: Sanguinaria canadensis Ingredients: Blood Root, R/O Water, 12% Alcohol. Warning: Excessive dosage can be fatal! References: The Herb Book -- John Lust, Bantam Books: New York, 1974. Brand: American Health and Herbs Bloodroot Tincture 2 fl. oz., 100% Organic

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