For water retention, edema, gout, and kidney and bladder disorders.

Description
Wild Carrot is a diuretic and carminative.

From Herbal Descriptions by Truman Berst: #3194 WILD CARROT (Daucus carota) Also known as Queen Anneâs Lace. The seeds are a beneficial antiseptic diuretic useful in the treatment of cystitis and prostatitis. Also, the seeds are used for the prevention and washing out of gravel and urinary stones. As a diuretic, it helps with dropsy and the elimination of uric acid from the body (thus, used for gout). The seeds, which are high in volatile oil, are soothing to the digestive system, useful for colic and flatulence. Some herbalists employ the seeds as an implantation preventer. The root is very high in Vitamin A and minerals. The juice is reputed to have anti-cancer activity. The root helps to expel worms and is an effective antacid for heartburn and gastritis. A poultice of the root is excellent for first aid, especially for itchy skin. CAUTION: Queen Anneâs Lace has several poisonous look-alikes. Do NOT use this herb (seeds) with pregnancy.

Ingredients
Wild Carrot, R/O Water, 12-24% Alcohol.

Methodology
Use 6-12 drops in juice, water, under the tongue or as desired. May be taken 3 times daily. Shake well. Store in cool dark place. Keep out of reach of children.

WARNING: Do not take if pregnant.

Traditional Historical Uses
For water retention, edema, gout, and kidney and bladder disorders.

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