Hazel
Corylus Avellana
Polycrest: Hepatitis C and all viral strains of hepatitis, including alcoholic-induced hepatitis and associated diarrhea, and marked hepatic insufficiency.
Primary Actions: Anti-scar tissue agent and potent phyto-oncological agent. Reduces cholesterol, fatty liver, and dyspepsia; Prevents fibrosis and supports mesenchymal connective tissue.
Therapeutic Actions:
- Anti-coagulant
- Reduces scar tissue
- Antibiotic
- Anti-oxidant
- Anti-arthritic
Clinical Indications:
- Increases red blood cell count for hypochromic anemia
- Prevents blood clotting
- Reduces oxidative stress and cholesterol
- Lung detoxifier, especially for smokers and good for smoker’s cough with blood in the sputum.
- Restores pulmonary elasticity
- Prevents the formation of cataracts
- Helps with sunburn, diaper rash, scalds, bedsores, eczema that leaves scars, and insect bites
Botanical name: Corylus Avellana
Family (Botanic): Betulaceae
Common Names: Common Hazel, Hazelnut
Plant Type: Deciduous Tree
Mature Height: 12-20 feet
Foliage: Broad, heart-shaped leaves
Native to: Europe, Western Asia
Fruit: Hazelnut
Blooms: Late winter to early spring
Energetics: Reminds you to breathe to ignite your life force energy; Invites you to move freely and unencumbered; Brings grounding and trust.