Jamaican Dog Blood Bush (Fertility Bush)

In Jamaica the herb called Dog Blood Bush (botanical name Rivina humilis) is widely used to resolve womb-related conditions such as infertility, irregular periods, painful periods, fibroids and cysts. This potent fertility herb is deep-rooted in traditional Jamaican bush medicine, with teachings of its benefits being passed down through generations. Grandmothers teach their daughters, who in turn teach their daughters to take Dog Blood Bush when faced with reproductive challenges. Now this popular Jamaican herb has been discovered by the mainstream and its effectiveness is being put to question. Can Dog Blood Bush really help with infertility? To a skeptic it may sound like common folklore, but there is some scientific basis to these claims. Treatment of wounds, bruises, and cuts The tea from this plant is noted to be very effective in rapidly healing wounds, bruises, and cuts – it prevents the wounds from becoming infected. You wash wounds and cuts with the tea three times a day until you see healing occurring. Relieves headaches, muscle pains, and joint pain The tea from the Dog Blood Bush has been successfully used for treating pain and headaches.  Treatment of skin conditions Prepare a tea from the leaves and add it to your bath to resolve skin conditions such as eczema, rash, psoriasis. Your skin will thank you! Treatment of gastrointestinal problems Dog Blood Bush tea is also reputed to resolve gastrointestinal problems, enhancing the normal functioning of the digestive system. Respiratory support Dog Blood Bush is also used to resolve respiratory complaints, specifically in the treatment of catarrh, also coughs, colds, and fever.  Research also shows it has antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. How to take Dog Blood Bush It is typically recommended to take this herb up to 3 times daily for two weeks, then break for two weeks before repeating the cleanse