Lions Tail (Wild Dagga) - Organic

Leonotis leonurus

As you can see from the photo, you can understand why they call this herb "Lions Tail".  Lions Tail is also known as "Wild Dagga". Some people actually smoke Lions tail.  The smoke has been known to produce a mild euphoric high with a richly flavoured smoke. Lions Tail blends well with other herbs such as Mugwort. The dried leaves and flowers have been shown to have a mild calming effect when smoked.

Lions tail has been used traditionally used for

• tuberculosis,
• muscle cramps,
• high blood pressure,
• diabetes,
• viral hepatitis,
• dysentery,
• diarrhoea
• stimulate the gall bladder

You might also be interested in our Blood mover Salve, Liver Detox Tea, our Body Cleanser Tea blend , or choose one of our 8 Week Health and Wellness Programs.  Book in to see our Herbal Naturopath – details below.

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Oak Tree Herbal Clinic’s Herbal preparations are manufactured under GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

If you are being treated for any illness and are taking prescription medication for an illness, seek a Health Professionals consent for herbs you might be considering, either alone or as complementary therapies.  Do not try to self-diagnosis or attempt self-treatment for serious or long-term problems without first consulting a qualified practitioner or doctor.  Always consult a professional if symptoms persist.

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