50 grams in a ziplock bag.
 
Astringent, hemostatic, sedative, tonic.
Witch hazel leaves and bark are mostly used to make astringent preparations, which have been taken internally for diarrhea and used externally as a rinse or gargle for mouth and throat infections.

Botanical Name Hamamelis virginiana
Plant Part LeafCut Size4-10mm natural
Organic Status Wildcrafted not-cert
 
Research on Witch Hazel: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=witch+hazel
 
Witch hazel is a leather leafed deciduous shrub native to the eastern United States. The bottoms of its leaves are dull, gray, but the upward-facing surfaces of the leaves are shiny green.
 
Witch hazel is easy to recognize in the woods in autumn because as other trees are losing their leaves, witch hazel is covered with threadlike, golden-yellow flowers. Both the bark and the leaves are used in herbal medicine.
 
While the branches of Witch Hazel can be used for divining rods, the Witch Hazel Leaf can be used for assisting those who practice divination as an herb to burn during thier rituals.
 
According to workers of Love Magick, Witch Hazel Leaf can be carried to assist in mending a broken heart. Other methods of use include for spells and rituals to increase or enhance a person's wisdom, inspiration and beauty.
 
When doing divination for finding that which is lost, Witch Hazel Leaf is a known ingredient in mixes to assist in the focus. 
 
Deities that have been associated to Witch Hazel Leaf are Apollo, Horus and Lugh. Placing Witch Hazel Bark on an altar for any of these Deities can assist in building a stronger connection.
 
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