Squaw Vine

Squaw Vine acquired its name because it was popular among many American Indian tribes as an aid to parturition, being used in large quantities during the last few weeks of pregnancy. The plant was also used extensively to treat several uterine difficulties, including painful menstruation and threat of miscarriage. Though early American physicians used this herb quite successfully, it wasn't until 1926 that it gained official recognition and was allowed into the National Formulary.

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