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Native Americans taught the first settlers the benefits of this herb. The name of this herb is rather misleading. Boneset is not used to mend bones. Rather, the name derives from its use to treat a form of flu that was so severe that it was given the name 'break-bone' - it is for this break-bone influenza that boneset was deemed effective.

Traditional
Native American used Boneset to combat feverish infections, such as the flu, measles etc. In the old days it was highly valued in cases of intermittent fevers, malaria and even syphilis and yellow fever.
Its diaphoretic properties help the body to sweat out the infection while gently stimulating and cleansing the other channels of elimination.
Boneset offers a truly holistic approach to dealing with feverish infections. It is excellent in soothing all the symptoms associated with the flu - congestion of the respiratory tract, pulmonary catarrh, aches and pains, constipation etc. Boneset is also indicated in pulmonary conditions of the elderly where there may be plenty of phlegm, but not enough power of expectoration. It is a gentle aid in cases of muscular rheumatism.

Magical
Not much is known about the magical uses of this herb. It wards of demons of disease and can be used for inner cleansing and protection.

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Boneset gets its name from its ability to treat symptoms of break bone fever also known as dengue, a viral infection that causes such intense muscle pain that it would seem as if bones are breaking.

Additionally, boneset can stimulate the immune system, loosen phlegm and resist infections, therefore it has become an excellent choice against common colds and influenza.

Boneset has diuretic properties that increase urination and eliminate toxins from the body and thus keep the renal system infection free.

Boneset has been used to ease symptoms of migraines as it dilates the blood capillaries and reduces tension on the circulatory system and beyond.