Solomon's Seal

Solomon's Seal is cut, and sold by the ounce.

Solomon's Seal Root was formerly used to treat consumption and bleeding in the lungs. The root was also used topically in a poultice for bruises, inflammation, tumors, and hemorrhoids. It is effective as an astringent, especially as a treatment for diarrhea, dysentery, and general stomach and intestinal problems.

Solomon's Seal Root was also used in cosmetics as a facial toner. In some circles, Solomon's Seal Root was believed to be an aphrodisiac, and was used in many love potions.

Today, the herb is most often applied in cases of female complaints, such as menorrhagia and leucorrhea.

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Solomon's Seal is cut, and sold by the ounce.

Solomon's Seal is an herb that is sometimes known as John the Conqueror.

A perennial with angled arching stems and stalk less, oval, pointed leaves.

Fragrant, white green tipped flowers bloom in early summer, followed by blue black berries.

The roots are what are harvested.

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Magical Properties:
Zodiac: Capricorn
Gender: Male
Planet: Saturn
Element: Fire
Deities: Brighid, Arianrhod
Basic Powers: Purification, Protection

Solomon's Seal is one of the most powerful consecration herbs used to bind magical works, make sacred oaths and promises, and to keep them binding. Have been used in aphrodisiacs and in recipes for love potions.

Primary use is the consecration of temples and all sacred tools. It is also very important in voodoo magic.

Medicinal Usage:
Internally in Chinese medicine, Solomon's Seal is used for heart disease, tuberculosis, dry cough, and to encourage the secretion of bodily fluids.

In western herbalism, it is given for coughs and gastric irritations. Externally for bruises, broken nose, hemorrhoids, and dislocations.

In Ayurvedic medicine Solomon's Seal is given internally for infertility, insuffient lactation, chronic wasting disease, and bleeding disorders due to weak kidneys.

Also it is given as a tonic mixed with warm milk and ghee.

Culinary Usage:
N/A

Cosmetic Usage:
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Usage Example:
Solomon's Seal Tea
1 tsp. dried herb
Add 1 cup boiling water
Steep for 10 min.
Sweeten to taste
Take in the morning, as laxative.

NOTE: Although there are medical usage notations provided for Solomon's Seal listed above, we are not doctors, and do not provide this educational information as medical advice. We suggest you consult with a physician or certified herbologist if you are seeking medical remedies. The information provided above is strictly informational, and not meant or intended as medical advice. The Magick Moon, nor its employees shall be held responsible, or liable for the misuse of herbs listed in this section.

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