Wahoo Bark vs Blue Flag

A North American tree used by Native Americans and Eclectic physicians as a liver and gallbladder herb; euonymin stimulates bile flow and acts as a mild cardiac tonic.

A North American iris used by Native Americans and Eclectic physicians as a powerful liver and lymphatic cleanser.

Euonymin, Cardenolides, Tannins, Alkaloids

Iridin, Isophthalic acid, Volatile oil, Resin

Liver and gallbladder congestion in Native American medicine, Constipation from liver torpor, Fever management

Liver congestion, Skin conditions, Thyroid enlargement, Constipation

Choleretic for gallbladder and liver, Mild laxative via bile stimulation, Lymphatic tonic

Cholagogue, Lymphatic stimulant, Anti-inflammatory, Diuretic

1-2ml tincture three times daily (low doses)

0.5-1ml tincture 3x daily (LOW DOSE herb)

Toxic in large doses (cardenolides), Avoid in pregnancy, Avoid with cardiac medications

Pregnancy, GI inflammation, Diarrhea

Toxic at high doses, GI irritation, Cardiac effects

Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Salivation