Bloodroot Paste - For moles, warts, plaque and more

Bloodroot paste has been used for centuries for various medicinal purposes from treating fevers to reducing joint pain. However in modern times it has shown the most promise in treating warts and fighting plaque.

What is Bloodroot Paste?

A North American perennial grown mainly in the East and upwards into Canada, the dark red root of the Sanguinaria canadensis is where the therapeutic benefits lie.

Ancient tribes used as an herbal medicine, as a tea or topical to treat a wide variety of ailments.

Although it is now used to treat moles and warts, it is more accepted as as an astringent, and is found in many toothpastes and mouth rinses. It is able to prevent tooth decay since it can remove plaque from teeth.

A Look At the Many Health Benefits

1. Fighting infections of the gums and other oral conditions.
   
   
2. Treating sore throats and infections.
   
   
3. Relieving joint pain, fevers and migraine headaches.
   
   
4. Helping lessen the severity of colds, flus, coughs and sinus issues.
   
   
5. Combating various skin conditions from eczema to lesions to inflammation.

Bloodroot - Is it Safe?

Taken in recommended dosages, bloodroot is relatively safe and non-toxic. However, in large doses a blood root tincture could cause nausea and vomitting.

As with all herbal supplements, please consult your physician or other qualified medical professional before applying a bloodroot mole treatment or other application.

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