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Parts Used

Rhizomes, roots.

Chemical and Nutrient Content

Albumin, B-complex vitamins, berberine, biotin, calcium, candine, chlorine, choline, chologenic acid, essential oils, fats, hydrastine, inositol, iron, lignin, manganese, para-aminobenzoic acid, phosphorus, potassium, resin, starch, sugar, vitamins A, C, and E.

Actions and Uses

Acts as an antibiotic, cleanses the body, has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, increases the effectiveness of insulin, and strengthens the immune system.  Promotes functioning capacity of the colon, liver, pancreas, spleen, and lymphatic and respiratory systems.  Cleanses mucous membranes, counters infection, improves digestion, and regulates menses.  Also decreases uterine bleeding, reduces blood pressure, and stimulates the central nervous system.  Good for inflammation, ulcers, and any infectious disease, as well as for disorders affecting the bladder, prostate, stomach, or vagina.  Used at the first sign of possible symptoms, it can stop a cold, flu, or sore throat from developing.

Comments:  Alternating goldenseal with echinacea or other herbs good for a particular disorder is recommended.  Alcohol-free extract is the best form of this herb.