Dog Blood Herbs

“Dog blood” is a traditional herb used mainly in Caribbean and African herbal medicine. It’s often identified botanically as Rivina humilis, Petiveria alliacea, or Chenopodium ambrosioides, depending on the region—so names and plant types may vary.

It's especially popular in Jamaican bush medicine, where it's used for a range of health and reproductive benefits.

Beneficial To Respiratory Health
Helps With Cardiovascular Health
Antipyretic Properties
Wound Healing Qualities
Beneficial To Digestive Health
Pain Relief
fertility for women
Improving Sexual Health
Antibacterial Properties
Anti-Inflammatory Effects

Directions: Boil 3 cups of water, add 2 teaspoons of herbs, and boil for 7 minutes. Sweeten with honey or agave to your liking and drink.

🌿 Herbal Combination: Dog Blood + Cerassee + Guinea Hen Weed

This trio is often used as a womb tonic, fertility cleanse, or general female reproductive detox.

✅ Ingredients:

• 1 tablespoon Dog Blood herb

• 1 tablespoon Cerassee

• 1 tablespoon Guinea Hen Weed

• 3–4 cups water

🔹 Instructions:

1. Add all herbs to boiling water.

2. Simmer on low heat for 15–20 minutes.

3. Turn off heat, let steep another 10 minutes.

4. Strain and serve.

Use: Drink 1 cup daily for 5–7 days, usually before or after menstruation for cleansing. Some herbalists recommend a 3-week cleanse followed by a break, depending on the health goal.

⚠️ Precautions:

• Not recommended during pregnancy due to its strong uterine-stimulating effects.

• Always consult a healthcare provider or qualified herbalist before using it, especially for fertility or chronic conditions.

• Use in moderation; long-term effects are not well studied.

• DISCLAIMER: This herb is not a cure. Contact your physician before taking.