Birch is one of the common names of Betula Pendula; a fast-growing deciduous tree from the family...
Birch is one of the common names of Betula Pendula; a fast-growing deciduous tree from the family Betulaceae. In addition to growing fast, this birch species also grows very high, reaching up to the height of 65 feet (and sometimes ever higher). The outer layer of the tree bark turns white as the tree grows up, giving it the common name of silver birch. Some other common names of Betula Pendula include European white birch, East Asian white birch, warty birch, European weeping birch, and common birch.
Parts Used:Leaf Certified Organic Country of Origin: Bulgaria
Benefits and Uses
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-microbial
Antioxidant
Stimulate the release of bile juice
Induce perspiration (to release body heat)
Various skin issues
Stimulate bowel movement
Stimulate or increase urination
Kidney issues
Boosting immunity
Problems of the urinary tract
Improving hair health
Sleep issues
Active Ingredients
Botulin; a type of naturally occurring triterpene
Tannins
Saponins
Flavonoids
Glycosides
Phytosides
Betulinic acid
Traditional Uses
Infusions and decoctions made from the leaves of silver birch tree have been used for inflammation, skin problems, joint pain and swelling, kidney issues, and to stimulate bowel movements and urination.
Modern Uses
In traditional medicine, silver birch leaves are used for urinary tract infections, kidney issues, improve joints health, and boosting the immune system. They are also used in skin and hair care products due to their nourishing, conditioning, soothing, and antioxidant properties.
Fun Fact
The name Birch is believed to have come from the ancient Sanskrit word Bhurga, which referred to a tree whose bark was used to write upon. The bark of birch tree was historically used for this very purpose. However, the name is also associated with the Anglo-Saxon term Beorgan, which meant to shelter or protect. There is also another viewpoint that the name Birch is derived from the Indo-European word Bhereo, which means glossy white.
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