Yerba Mansa, wonder herbal supplement

Yerba Mansa is getting buzz as the next cross-over herbal remedy, claiming a place next to echinacea and goldenseal in your medicine cabinet.

The plant is native to southwestern North America and has expanded been used by Native Americans and Hispanic settlers, who gave it the name meaning “calming herb.”

As a medicinal aid it has some similarities to goldenseal. It’s been used to treat toothaches and sinus infections. It is plus an anti-fungal and anti-bacterial, and is said to be useful for various postpartum treatments.

Yerba mansa can still be found in the wild, growing

in parts of New Mexico. However, its’ natural habitat is rapidly being eliminated by urban growth. Researchers at New Mexico State University’s Sustainable Agriculture Science Center are developing sustainable agricultural practices that they hope will help produce yerba mansa a viable crop for small farmers.

If you’re open to alternative remedies like that, consider adding yerba mansa to your list of things to discuss at your next check up. Remember that it’s vital to confer with your doctor before trying any kind of medication, particularly to be certain it doesn’t interact with any of your current prescriptions.

[Source] Cat Lincoln

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