Yarrow Tincture

Suggested uses:
Great first aid plant
Diaphoretic, astringent, anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, diuretic, bitter, hypotensive, anti-microbial 
Stops bleeding, even serious wounds, and hemorrhaging (can use tincture, but salve would be better)
Stops nose bleeds if put a little tincture or salve up the nose
Reverses broken noses too
varicose veins, hemorrhoids (even bleeding ones), and clots- great to use salve on these 
bruises/ coagulated blood 
Can help concussions preventatively and afterward
old bumps and bruises 
Tones blood vessels 
Infections to the bone 
Nourishes bone marrow
leukemia 
Also for internal hemorrhaging (pooping blood, spitting up blood, etc.) 
Effective indigestion relief, IBS, and ulcerative colitis 
Diverticulitis 
Endometriosis 
Spleen remedy 
As a bitter, helps stomach and digestion 
Prolapses 
Relief from hot flashes (specifically hot flashes with a bright red face)
Induction of day sweating
Fever reliever
Radiation remedy (x-rays, cancer treatments, etc.)- ointment preventatively on surrounding tissue 
Burn remedy 
Hypertension (also high blood pressure with type 2 Diabetes)
Contraindications: allergy to daisy family, kidney inflammation, bradycardia (abnormally slow heart action)- can use topically during pregnancy, but not internally 
Can cause what it cures so do not use for more than 2 weeks at a time- could cause internal bleeding- rotate it