Bottlebrush Essence

Bottlebrush Flower Essence

One of our common native trees, the humble Bottlebrush, has strong healing qualities when taken as a flower Essence.

On an emotional level it is very good for helping us with the process of letting go, which in turn allows us to move forward in life. Creating space allows room for the new.

It will enhance the action of any detox program, especially those cleansing the bowel.

Indications for Bottlebrush Essence

  • unresolved mother issues
  • overwhelmed by major life changes
  • old age, adolescence, parenthood, pregnancy, approaching death

Healing Qualities of Bottlebrush Essence

  • serenity and calm
  • ability to cope and move on
  • mother-child bonding

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Also part of the following Combination Essences:

Adol Essence

Calm & Clear

Purifying Essence

Relationship Essence

Transition Essence

Travel Essence

Woman Essence

Learn more about Bottlebrush Essence during the Level 1 Australian Bush Flower Essences Workshop.

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Senna Tea

SENNA TEA

Alexandrian Senna – Cassia acutifolia -Eastern Mediterranean and North Africa

American (or Wild) Senna – Cassia marilantica – Eastern USA

This tea has been used for millenia as a safe, gentle laxative, and was beloved by the ancient Egyptians and Native Americans. It is also  considered an excellent remedy for intestinal worms.

The tea can be either Senna pods, or dried leaves + ground pods. Senna is also available in tablet and extract form.

A cup of Senna tea in the evening before bed produces a one off bowel motion the following morning for cases of mild constipation.  Senna does not usually cause griping pains, so is a good mild laxative for children.

Taken this way, Senna tea is also safe for the constipation experienced by pregnant ladies, but the dosage of one cup in the evening must not be exceeded.

For non pregnant ladies, if Senna tea doesn’t work you may need to try something stronger, like Liquorice Root or Sassafras.

Persistant constipation requires medical investigation to exclude any serious underlying medical condition.

Senna can be part of a bowel cleansing regime and its effect is amplified by the Australian Bush Flower Essence “Bottlebrush”.

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