Skunk Cabbage – Seizures – Nerves (Ictodes foetidus) Pure Herbs Liquid Extract used Historically for Epilepsy, seizures, calms nerves, nerve problems, shaking disorders, Parkinson’s Dis-ease, asthma, bronchitis, smoker’s cough, allergies.
Skunk Cabbage – Seizures – Nerves Common Names: Meadow Cabbage, Skunk Weed, Collard, Polecat Weed, Swamp Cabbage, Stinking Poke, Fetid Hellebore.
Parts Used: Root.
Holding incredibly tight to the earth of the swamp mire, skunk cabbage is the prize for embattled nerves. Skunk Cabbage ventures forth in the cold, early spring swamp for its time to bloom. Over the whole area in which the Skunk Cabbage plants group and claim for their habitat there is the faint, but distinctive, odor of skunk. This aroma is just the scent which attacks pollinators to its flowers. So concentrated is the survival strength of Skunk Cabbage, that it can often be seen blooming next to the ground where the ground still frozen at the tip of its single large tap root.
Skunk cabbage root is used as medicine. But it contains calcium oxalate, which can irritate the kidneys and increase the risk for kidney stones.
People use skunk cabbage for asthma, headache, seizures, toothache, wound healing, and many other purposes
Skunk Cabbage Pure Herbs Liquid Extract virtues, provided for our use, are the correction of anxiety, epilepsy and Parkinson’s Disease (an uncontrollable shaking disorder of the nervous system). Skunk Cabbage Pure Herbs Liquid Extract is useful to allay the spasms of hay fever, nerve disorders and lung afflictions (including tuberculosis). Rub on tender spots of a “sore head” (suture line of the skull).
DOSE: 40 to 80 drops following meals, and or anytime an attack of nerves occurs. Apply, as needed, to sore spots on the head to realign the bony plates of the skull so that the brain functions properly.
Directions on label: For adults, mix 2 ml of extract in 2 oz (60 ml) of water one time daily preferably with a meal.
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