| Plant names |
| Hamamelidaceae |
| English |
American witchhazel, Hamamelis, Snapping hazelnut, Snapping Hazel-nutt, Spotted alder, Winterbloom, Witchhazel, Witsch hazel |
| Latin |
Hamamelis virginiana L. |
| Plant parts | Leaf, Rind / Bark / Cortex |
| Diseases & Uses |
| Diseases |
Antidandruff, Antidiarrheic, Antihemorrhagic, Antiinflammatory, AntiOxidant, astringent, Burns, circulation problems, cleansing the skin, clotting of blood vessels, congestion, cosmetic, dermatitis, Dry skin, eye drops, eye ointment, Fungicide, gargle, Haemorrhoidal bleeding, hemorrhoids, Inflammation, inflammation of the mouth, inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth, inflammation of the pharynx, internal bleeding, itch, Itchy skin conditions, mild painkiller, parasite, Periodontitis, pharyngitis, Rashes, relaxes the nervous system, Stops bleeding, stops internal bleeding, Swelling of legs, tired eyes, Tonic, varicose veins, wounds |
| Women's diseases |
prolapse of the uterus |
| Homoeopathically uses |
homoeopathically use, bleeding |
| Foods |
tea substitute |
| Contents |
| | acetaldehyde, alcohol, Alpha-Ionone, Astragalin, Beta-Ionone, calcium oxalate, Campherol, Catechol, Choline, ellagitannin, essential oil, Esters, eugenol, fatty acid, flavonoid, gallic acid, Gallo-Tannin, isoquercitrin, L-Epicatechin, Leucocyanidin, Leucodelphinidin, mucilage, phenol, Phlobaphen, Quercetin, Quercitrin, resin, Safrol, Saponins, Tannic acid, Tannin, Tanning agents |
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