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Hawthorn Berries Vs Berries/ Leaf And Fits
As autumn approaches, I long for the green trees to begin ripening their fruit and turn green, soon ready for harvest. Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) is a member of the Rosaceae family. This botanical family also includes the red raspberry (Rubus ideaus) and the wild rose (Rosa woodsii), each of which, like a carpet, holds itself together by the thorns it bears. How interesting is it that plants in the rose family are so easy to love, and yet, they know how to take care of themselves? They seem to have strong boundaries in place, and therefore demand respect.
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I often find that my clients can use hawthorn support in a wellness formula or even as a simple tea or concoction because it offers a variety of actions that lovingly guide us through the modern world. While we may be bombarded with information and ideas, Hawthorne stands still, ready to hold us steady.
Hawthorne is fascinating with its historic past and present. With around 300 species of hawthorn, it’s no wonder so many interesting tidbits pass through from time to time. While this rich tree is the subject of various stories, legends and interesting facts, Haworthon provides us with more than just a story – it provides us with a series of supportive actions for the physical and emotional body. The most common animal species are Crataegus monogyna, C. oxycanta, and C. laevigata. All species of hawthorn have health benefits (de la Forêt, 2017) and herbalists use them in the same way. In this article, I will address some of the myths, as well as the benefits of Hawthorne’s suggestions. You’ll also find two easy hawthorn recipes to use this fall.
Hawthorn has many colloquial names such as May, May thorn, and thorn apple, and it usually produces its white flowers around May 1st. Interestingly, maypoles are said to be made from green trees (Masé, 2013) which is quite fitting as these beautiful flowers only pop in time for May Day and Beltane celebrations.
The folklore behind hawthorn cutting is very interesting. Some say that cutting green branches may bring bad luck, especially if one brings the cut branches indoors. Conversely, leaving green branches to fall outside was often believed to prevent witches from entering the home. However, it is believed that the branches of the green plant are made into powerful wands and wands for witches.
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Another interesting piece of Hawthorne history is that the Mayflower ship was named after the Hawthorne tree for the sense of hope that this flowering tree inspired in England. Hawthorn symbolizes not only hope but also love, marriage and intimacy.
Hawthorn can often be found in small gardens as well as hedgerows – where they are planted to create a physical barrier between homes and properties. These weaves are called hedgerows and haws, literally translating to hedges. You can start to feel that this tree will have good borders.
I remember the first time I consciously spent time with a green tree. It was fall, and it was in the midst of both the linden and the rose—a garden of spiritual hearts if ever there was one! I was attracted to thorns, wet leaves and dark fruits. It was then that I was told about the legends surrounding the history of Hawthorne. Hawthorne is said to be the true guardian of the Faerie. If you sleep under a green tree, you will be transported to the world of fae. Images of bright, childlike images, colorful costumes, and lively dancing flood my mind. Can these trees connect us to the inner parts of ourselves—parts that have not forgotten how to experience happiness through a lens of wonder?
The hawthorn tree offers many gifts: leaves, flowers, berries, and some herbalists even use canes. Hawthorn supports the physical heart by acting as a heart tonic (Easley & Horne, 2016), spiritual heart, and personal boundaries. The berries have a sweet and sour aroma, while the leaves and flowers are more pungent (Tilgner, 2009).
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The Chinese, Native Americans, and Europeans have a long association with hawthorn as a heart tonic. Its use as a tonic dates back to first-century Rome, where it was also seen as a symbol of both love and marriage.
As mentioned above, Hawthorne can provide nourishment to the spiritual heart (emotional body), but it also acts on the physical body. The berry is full of vitamin C and flavonoids, making it a nutrient-rich, antioxidant herbal infusion. Flavonoids can help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress (de la Forêt, 2016), and taken regularly, hawthorn berry is known as a tonic herb for the cardiovascular system (Tilgner, 2009). Hawthorn leaves and flowers can also provide a calming, nervous quality. Combine all three parts of the plant – leaves, flowers and berries – and you’ll have a delicious and nourishing tea that’s soothing.
Hawthorn is known as an herb for the physical heart. The use of hawthorn can improve the oxygen utilization of the heart as well as improve blood flow and strengthen heart cells (Easley & Horne, 2016). It is known to strengthen and strengthen the heart muscle (Easley & Horne, 2016) by acting as a cardiorespiratory system (Tilgner, 2009).
Along with supportive nutrition and exercise, pool supplements have been used by many herbalists to maintain healthy blood pressure (Easley & Horne, 2016).
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Hawthorne does more than just support the physical heart. Hawthorn berries can be a mild digestive aid (Easley and Horne, 2016). When eaten as an appetizer after a meal, hantour can calm the digestion and open the heart.
Hawthorn energy cools and mixes in moisture depending on the part of the plant used. (Easley & Horne, 2016). The berries are moist and have a slightly sweet and sour aroma, and the flowers and leaves tend to be bitter (Tilgner 2009) which can have an overall drying quality.
Hawthorn is a beautiful and generous plant that is used in times of tenderness, especially when there is grief. It can soften our hearts as well as promote forgiveness of ourselves and others. When someone feels the need to hug, turn to the rug. I think of Hawthorne as having the ability to help us honor the innate power and connection to who we really are at our core. It combines both strength and flexibility while allowing flexibility and flexibility to cultivate healthy boundaries. It also helps in stress support with neurological actions (Easley & Horne, 2016). Navigating through grief and heartbreak is hard and stressful. As a nervine, it can support an overworked nervous system as well as relax sleep patterns. It’s not uncommon to close ourselves off as we try to keep our soft hearts alive during times of transition and pain. Again, reach out to Hawthorne when you need that hug or feel lonely. Hawthorn has your back and heart when you need extra care.
There are a few caveats when considering the use of hawthorn, especially for those with chronic heart conditions. People taking beta-blockers or other heart disease medications should consult with an experienced physician, such as their primary care physician, before taking this medicine, and those with congestive heart failure are advised. that take hawthorne trees (Gardner & McGuffin, 2013).
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Hawthorn berries are similar to commonly eaten berries that you can find in the market and have the same nutritional value (Gardner & McGuffin, 2013). Since hawthorn berries are edible, they can be taken in large quantities as a tonic over time (Easley & Horne, 2016). Hawthorn berries can be used in a variety of ways, from vinegars, jams, syrups, and other flavonoid-rich concoctions to herbal concoctions and teas.
Tincture is also an accessible way to buy a Haworthon gift. Berries can be fresh or dried. When life is busy and tea seems like too much to add to your day, picking up a Haworthon color is delicious and easy. Put the tincture in your bag or your pocket and reach for it several times a day when you feel like it.
As you will see below, taking hawthorn as a tea is an easy way to benefit from its actions. Tea can be made from dried green berries, leaves and flowers.
Hawthorn infusion is rich in nutrients and flavonoids. In the fall months, it’s a good idea to load up on nutritious plants to keep us cool and carry us through the cooler weather.
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A delicious after-dinner treat to soothe the stomach, open the heart and bond with friends and family during the harvest season. Share these delicious drinks with the ones you love.
1 cup organic dried hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) berries 1 chopped organic Mackintosh apple, seeds 1 tablespoon fresh organic, peeled