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aka Curly Dock, Sour Dock

Rumex crispus [1] Family: POLYGONACEAE

If we could only take a few herbs with us – this would be one of them



Yellow Dock - Rumex crispus - Healthy dock plants setting their flower stalks


Dock is such an all-round potent tonic and conditioner for the blood and circulatory system that it has beneficial effects - often profound - on nearly every ailment. It quickly brings the blood to an optimum state so that your body is much more proficient healing-wise and able to deal effectively with all manner of illnesses.

There are many varieties of Dock growing wild which are all edible. I use the leaves of these different varieties in salads, herbal teas and stir fries. Dock can be used fresh, dried or in tincture form. The root is used for medicinal purposes. Dock has powerful medicinal properties and acts as a natural iron in the human system.



Yellow Dock flowers closeup

 

Dock is a wonderful blood purifier and body cleanser. It is known to have helped heal scrofula, leprosy, cancer, tumors and swellings, it is especially helpful for ulcerated eyelids.

I have put some Dock leaves in a blender with water and applied it to itchy skin and it has provided instant relief.

Dock has also proven spectacularly successful in dealing with various forms of mouth infections in the gums and root canals.

As a practical means of preventing expensive dental work I have found Yellow Dock tea - 3 cups a day - very effective.

I usually brew a large pot in the morning and then drink it during the day, it works equally well taken hot, warm, cool or cold.

Yellow Dock is and was a favorite herb in many ancient cultures, with old time doctors, settlers and herbal practitioners. For some conditions we have found there is no equal. It is rich in easily-digested plant iron an essential mineral for man, animal and plant life.

This common herb has invaluable ingredients for conditions of the blood and glandular system and is indicated in scrofula, eruptive diseases, especially when discharges are experienced, as in running of the ears, ulcerated eyelids and skin conditions - such as rashes, eczema, itches, scurvy etc.

    Covid Update    
Yellow Dock leaves contain ascorbic acid (aka Vitamin C), quercetin and zinc which make this plant one of the most effective natural protections from both the SARS-CoV-2 virus and also the spike proteins which Pfizer has confirmed “vaccinated” people can “shed”[2][3] and which may cause harm to the “unvaccinated”. That is why it is a major component of our ContamiShield remedy.




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References

 [#]SourceTitle and link to resource if available
[1]  WikipediaRumex crispus
[2]  El colectivo de UnoPfizer Document Admits That Vaccinated Could Infect The Unvaccinated
[3]  PfizerA Phase 1/2/3 Study to Evaluate the Safety, Tolerability, Immunogenicity, and Efficacy of RNA Vaccine Candidates Against COVID-19 in Healthy Individuals
[4]  The Australian Naturopathic NetworkRumex crispus (Yellow Dock)
[5]  Indian MirrorYellow Dock
[6]  Jim Duke’s Farmacy - USDAPhytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
[7]  MDideaYellow Dock and Its History.:
[8]  Vitality MagazineSpotlight on Yellow Dock
[9]  Herbal Extracts Plus
[10]  Natural WellbeingYellow Dock Root
[11]  Red Root Mountain School of Botanical MedicineYellow Dock and the Magic of Spring
[12]  PlantNETRumex crispus
[13]  FloraBaseRumex crispus
[14]  Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk (PIER)Rumex crispus
[15]  Botanic Gardens TrustRumex crispus
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