Grey Alder
(Alnus Incana)
Polycrest: Aids in emotional integration while regulating autoimmune issues. Helps with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis as well as poison ivy/oak.
Primary Actions: Inhibits Ca2+ channel blockers and is very effective for severe inflammatory and thrombotic conditions. Halts neurological degeneration.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Anti-thrombotic
- Pro heart health
- Anti-cancer and anti-tumor
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti-arthritic
- Anti-Inflammatory
Clinical Indications:
- Utilized in heart treatments and can minimize damage to heart tissue
- Used as a treatment for people with arthritis
- Halts the neurological degeneration in people with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, progressive supranuclear palsy, and multiple sclerosis
- Can be used as a steroid-free topical treatment for flair-ups of eczema, psoriasis, acne, and boils.
- A topical treatment for people suffering from poison ivy/oak.
Botanical Name: Alnus Incana
Family (Botanic): Betulaceae
Common Names: Grey Alder, Speckled Alder
Plant Type: Deciduous tree
Mature Height: The tree can reach up to 15-20 meters under optimal conditions.
Foliage: The leaves are alternate, simple, and have a grey-green color. The leaves turn yellow in autumn before falling.
Native to: Europe, including Scandinavia and Russia, extending to Siberia. It is also found in North America
Fruit: The fruits are small, rounded, and brownish in color. They contain numerous tiny winged seeds.
Blooms: Grey Alder blooms in early spring, producing catkins.
Energetics: Self-love; Remembering your radiance; Experiencing life with childlike eyes