Description
Birch leaves are a natural diuretic, antiseptic, and tonic. They contain betulin and betulinic acid, flavonoids, tannins, saponins, bitters, glycosides, and essential oil. They are also used as a tea for increasing urinary output, breaking down kidney and bladder stones, easing arthritis, gout, pains and stiffness, reducing fluid retention, invigorating poor circulation, and removing waste products (toxins) from the kidneys and urine. Birch leaves can also be beneficial for persons suffering from cystitis and other UTIs. When used as a skin toner, it may reduce oiliness and clear spots and marks.
Dried Birch Leaves are a strong diuretic, (increases passing of urine), antiseptic and tonic. They contain betulin and betulinic acid, flavonoids, tannins, saponins, bitters, glycosides and essential oil.
Sizes: 200g, 500g or 1kg.
BIRCH LEAVES USES
Often used as a natural aspirin
Used to increase urinary output and break down kidney and bladder stones
Ease arthritis, gout, pains and stiffness
Reduces fluid retention
Invigorates poor circulation
Can reduce skin hemorrhages and internal hemorrhages
Removes waste products (toxins) from the kidneys and urine
Commonly used to combat hair loss
May be beneficial for persons suffering from cystitis and other UTIs
When used as a skin toner it may reduce oiliness and clear spots and marks
BENEFITS OF BIRCH LEAVES
100% Natural
Food Grade
Vegan Friendly
Anti-inflammatory
Diuretic
Antiseptic
Tonic Properties
HOW TO USE BIRCH LEAVES
Herbal Tea (infusion): Pour 1 cup boiling water over 1-2 teaspoons of Birch Leaves. Let stand for 15 min, strain and sip slowly. Drink three times per day. Larger amounts can be prepared and used for spray on skin ailments, bathes for itch and inflammation and to massage into scalp.
Use as a topical poultice for arthritis and joint or muscle pain.
OTHER USES BIRCH LEAVES WARNINGS
Stay within recommended dosages
Can cause dehydration due to strong diuretic action
Do not use during pregnancy or whilst breastfeeding
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