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| Name: Yerba Manza |
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| Biological Name: Anemopsis californica | ||
| Common Names: Lizard Tail, Swamp Root, Yerba Del Manso. | ||
Origin: Yerba Manza was used by Native American Indians of Southern California, Mexico and Arizona for man years. Their primary origins are the wet places of Southern California and Northern parts of Mexico. It was successfully used in malaria fevers, diarrhea and dysentery. |
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| Description: Yerba Manza is a beautiful wildflower that blankets meadows with small white cone flowers. It loves to grow in moist swampy conditions, yet it has a unique ability to sterilize the soil around it. Its common name ‘Lizard Tail’ is due to the appearance of a long pink runner that it grows in spring. The stem is erect and grows about a foot high with small slender branches. |
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| Inno-Vita Parts Used: Root. | ||
| Uses: Yerba Manza is used for infections that are slow to heal. This includes irritative infections and disorders in the lungs, mouth and for Inno-Vita’s purposes the gastro-intestinal and urinary tract. Chemical Constituents: Methyleugenol, esdragole, thymol, linalool, asarinin, essential oil. |
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| Inno-Vita Formula: Di-Gessta. | ||
| This ingredient is found in this product: | ||
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