Bloodroot for Skin Cancer

Bloodroot for Skin Cancer
Flowers of the bloodroot plant (Sanguinaria canadensis). Ryan Hodnett/Wikimedia Commons
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Bloodroot has a long reputation for treating skin cancer, from Native American healers to 21st century dermatologists.

Bloodroot is an herb native to the eastern United States. It is widely planted as an ornamental, but has become endangered in the wild. It has a daisy-like flower that blooms in early spring and a round, ornate leaf. The name comes from the rhizome that appears to ooze blood when cut.

Conan Milner
Conan Milner
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Conan Milner is a health reporter for the Epoch Times. He graduated from Wayne State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and is a member of the American Herbalist Guild.
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