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Hydrangea root was used by the Cherokee Indians and early settlers for gravel in the urine.
Hydrangea is a marsh or aquatic plant with bark that peels easily with each layer being a different color, hence its common name "Seven Barks".
It contains natural minerals plus silicon, flavonoids, resins and saponins.

Description

Hydrangea has been carefully screened for purity, potency and quality. Hydrangea was used by the Cherokee Indians and early settlers for gravel in the urine. It survived to be an important medicinal herb for the modern herbalist.Hydrangea's greatest use is in the treatment of inflamed or enlarged prostate glands. It may also be used for urinary stones or gravel associated with infections such as cystitis. A common shrub, hydrangea is a bitter and a solvent. Its solvent properties nutritionally support the urinary system. It contains natural minerals plus silicon, flavonoids, resins and saponins.