 | | | | | | |  | | Yellow Dock | | | | | | | | | | | | | Blood purifier used for liver, gallbladder, congestion, constipation, digestion, metabolism and much more.
The root of yellow dock has a number of uses. It is known traditionally as a blood purifier and has been used for its ability to help the body break down and eliminate toxins. Yellow dock works on the liver, promoting the flow of bile and other digestive juices and it is one of the herbs that can be used in helping to balance the liver functions after a bout of hepatitis. It can be used alone, as a tea or tincture, or with other herbs.
Because of its action as a cholagogue, yellow dock can be used as a remedy for gallbladder complaints, where it helps stimulate the flow of bile and aid in relieving congestion.
Yellow dock is also somewhat laxative, although gentle in action. It can be used for chronic constipation, where it will work gently but effectively. Yellow dock can be used where there is poor digestion of fats or metabolism of proteins. It is especially helpful in skin disturbances such as psoriasis, eczema, or acne, where it helps cleanse the body and eliminate waste products. Externally, yellow dock can be used as a skin application for infections, ulcers, or cysts. | | | | | | | |
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