Add dried yarrow to boiling water and inhale the steam to relieve congestion, or toss into a warm bath for muscle and menstrual relief.
✅ 5. As a Fresh Poultice
Crush fresh yarrow leaves and apply directly to wounds to help stop bleeding and prevent infection.
⚠️ Important Notes & Precautions
Not recommended during pregnancy (may stimulate the uterus)
If you’re allergic to plants in the Asteraceae family (like ragweed), use with caution
Always consult with your healthcare provider if you’re taking blood thinners or medications
🌿 Final Thought: Ancient Plant, Timeless Power
Yarrow has earned its place in folklore, field medicine, and modern herbalism for a reason. With its wide range of benefits and gentle yet powerful properties, it’s no wonder it was once called the “Herb of the Gods.”
Whether you’re sipping it as tea, applying it as a salve, or keeping it on hand for emergencies, yarrow is a timeless remedy that deserves a spot in every home apothecary.
