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What's dried cramp bark and how used?
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Native Americans: In traditional medicine, cramp bark has been used to slow the flow of menstrual bleeding in menorrhagia. It can reduce menstrual cramping. It has been used to aid digestion & as a diuretic. It has been purported to slow uterine contractions when preterm birth is threatening.
Answered 1/29/2013
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