Ceanothus americanus
Red-root
New-Jersey-Tea

:Uses:

• blood with the slow-coagulation with a chronic-course with the lack of any hemopathy
• breast with the fibrocyst-changes for the use with the lack of all caffeine, theobromine and theophylline
• headaches with the frontal-location with the thickness and oppressiveness with the trigger of a fatty meal
• hydrocele with the combination with the Angelica, sinensis: Dong-Quai
• lymph-pulp and nodes with the weakness and bogginess
• lymphadenitis with the chronic-illness with the combination with the Astragalus or Baptisia
• lymphadenitis with the cervical or mandible-location
• mastitis with an acute-course with the combination with the Gossypium by the mouth, and with the use of the Phytolacca-oil as a topical-remedy
• mononucleosis with the systemic-swelling of the nodes or as a general-remedy
• pharyngitis with an acute-course as a gargle
• red-blood-cell: tonic for the rouleau, clumping or high-viscosity with the lack of any dysplasia
• splenitis with the lack of the acuteness or with the cause by the hepatitis
• splenomegaly of a mild-category
• tonsillitis with an acute-course

• Coagulation-conditions
• Coagulation-blocking-medications

:Dosage:

• Minimum: 10-drops for each dose for the 3-doses for each day with an ounce for a month
• Medium: 30-drops for each dose for the 3-doses for each day with the 3-ounces for a month
• Maximum: 90-drops for each dose for the 4-doses for each day with the 12-ounces for a month

:Optimum-Use:

For the oral-route with the mixing with the coral-water or microwater