 In African folk medicine, this herb is used in the treatment of sore throats
Indigenous to America, but found globally today, Canada Fleabane's ability to stop bleeding and tighten tissue, makes it a valuable and effective aid for diarrhea, internal hemorrhage and hemorrhoids.
In African folk medicine, this herb is used in the treatment of sore throats, urinary tract infections and granuloma annulare (a skin condition characterized by development of reddish nodules arranged in the form of a circle); while American Indians boiled the root to make a tea for menstrual irregularities. As a diuretic herb, Canada Fleabane has also been recommended for bladder problems and burning urine. COMMON NAMES: Horseweed, Flea Wort, Colt's Tail, Pride Weed, Blood Staunch.
Common use: Internal hemorrhage (bleeding from bowels & uterus); diarrhea; dysentery; diuretic; hemorrhoids.
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