Elderberry Herb

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Elderberry Herb

Elderberry

Botanical Name: Sambucus Nigra

Common Name: Black Elder, European Elder.

Parts Used: Bark, flowers, berries, leaves.

System Effected: Lungs, liver

Properties: Diaphoretic, alterative, laxative aged bark), stimulant, ant rheumatic (berries)

Used For: The Elder tree is a medicine chest by itself! The leaves are used for bruises, sprains, wounds and chilblains. It has been reported that Elder Leaves may be useful in anointment for tumours. Elder Flowers are ideal for the treatment of colds and influenza. They are indicated in any catarrhal inflammation of the upper respiratory tract such as hayfever and sinusitis. Catarrhal deafness responds well to Elder Flowers. Elder Berries have similar properties to the Flowers with the addition of their usefulness in rheumatism.