Origin: This is an age old herbal medicine which is said to go back to the times of Achilles who used it for injuries inflicted by iron weapons. The stalks are said to have been used for divination in the I Ching - the Chinese classic. Yarrow is a perennial herb which grows about 1 metre high and bears numerous pinky-white dense flower heads surrounded by finely dissected leaves giving a lacy appearance

Sources: Yarrow is native to Eurasia but is now found in temperate zones. The oil is mainly distilled in Germany, Hungary, France, former Yugoslavia, the USA and Africa

Genito-urinary system: Yarrow is said to be good for amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, cystitis and menstrual problems as well as treating haemorrhoids by soaking in a bath

Skin Care: Yarrow is good as a hair rinse as it is said to promote hair growth. It can also be used for skin problems such as acne, rashes and wounds. When massaged into legs or other affected areas it is good for treating varicose veins

Digestive system: Yarrow can be used to good effect to treat constipation, cramp, flatulence and indigestion

Nervous System: All stress related conditions can benefit from the use of Yarrow but it is particularly applicable for hypertension and insomnia

Circulation, Muscles and Joints: Yarrow is used widely in Norway for the treatment of rheumatism but it can also help other joint problems such as arthritis and arteriosclerosis. It can be used to help high blood pressure and thrombosis

Mixing Oils: It blends well with Cedarwood, Pine, Chamomile, Valerian and Vetivert.

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