Famous for treating wounds and injuries, Agrimony, a native to the Northern Hemisphere, is found in North America, England, Europe, North Africa, and Asia, and certain areas of southern Scotland.  

Let’s explore a few unexpected uses for this important wound-healing herb:

• In TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) the herb is used to treat malaria, wounds, and menstrual difficulties. 
• In China and Nepal,  it is also commonly used to treat sunstroke, headaches, sore throats, and stomach aches and In Korea, it is mainly used to treat eczema and boils.
• Used topically, agrimony is useful for treating rheumatism, wounds, and injuries, and treating skin eruptions from pimples acne, and eczema, including scrofulous sores.
• Native Americans have used the herb to treat a wide variety of skin conditions, coughs, sore throats, and diarrhea.
• Magically, it was used to repel jinxes and block curses.  Not only to block the curse but to send it back to its perpetrator.

Find out more about this magical and effective healing herb.