Prickly Ash Tincture

Suggested uses:
*Can use internally and externally (can also use salve externally)
Could be for people who are energetically wired, edgy, pushy
Could be used on dogs who fear bite 
For autism when they can’t express their pain (1 drop)
Actions: anti-microbial, anti-viral, auto-immune, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, overall tonic, restorative, alterative, stimulant, silagogue (produces saliva), mild laxative, diaphoretic, carminative (gas/bloating), and anti-spasmodic (berries too)
Biomedical studies found it is anti-fungal and found it to have antioxidative activity against Leukemia cells 
Chronic congestion in chest with deep cough
Cardiac activity increases
Promotes lymphatic circulation 
Homeopathic characteristics are stomach and/or menstrual cramps, sharp pains, numbness, tingling 
Dulls sharp pain/shooting pains 
Used for pain from falling on/ hitting tailbone (sharp, shooting pain, and can press nerves in a funny way which can cause numbness)
Dulls back pains from surgery 
Tightness and numbness in shoulders
arthritic sensations (will relax and warm the area when rubbed on)
muscular rheumatism and osteoarthritis 
Can help symptoms of multiple sclerosis 
Possible for ataxic muscle tone
painful menstruation (cramps that feel like barbed wire is tearing out of ovaries)
tooth aches 
dental pain, helps numb
Could be used for teething, but plantain works better
cold sores that tingle
indolent ulcers and old wounds 
Part of the Hoxsey cancer cure
Used for nerve pain
Helps regulate nerve excess or weakness
Can help nerves heal and regrow 
Can be used on amputated limbs (phantom nerve pains; rub right on the end of the limb) 
Sciatica
hypersensitivity 
neuralgia- stabbing, burning, extreme pain from damaged nerve
For the sensation of “liquid electricity” and pins and needles
Bells Palsy ( use topically first)
Hemiplegia
Can help weird nerve sensations from hair loss
shingles
Positive diffusive stimulant to the arterial and capillary system, so it opens them up, warms, and gets blood flowing
Used to stimulate the chi and repair the body 
Strengthens a frail, weak constitution 
For people whose life force fire is inactive and weak 
Can be used for chronic fatigue 
For chronic, wasting diseases (like Tuberculosis; perhaps Diabetes) 
Circulatory issues 
Lethargy
Cold hands and feet
red, white, and blue extremities, and chilblains 
Raynaud’s Syndrome
Brings warming heat to the stomach and digestive organs (is a tonic)
stomach pains
Moistens spleen 
A bitter, so increases salivation and secretions (bile, pancreatic, etc.) and gets digestive juices flowing
Loose stool, constipation (due to lack of fluids), IBS
Flatulence 
indigestion (can take 5 minutes before a meal)
Colic