Black Haw Bark: Viburnum Prunifolium

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Bronchospasmolytic, antiasthmatic, uterine sedative, and uterine antispasmodic. First Nations people have used the plant for its therapeutic properties for ages. Black haw bark can be macerated to create a liquid extract or brewed into tea. Combinations: For uterine cramps, combine with Cramp Bark.

Precautions
When dealing with people who have a history of kidney stones, black haw should be handled with caution. Before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking any drugs, we advise you to speak with a trained healthcare professional.

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