BITTER CHERRY
An infusion of the bark was used in the treatment of tuberculosis (Moerman 1998). A decoction of the root and inner bark was taken daily as a treatment for heart troubles (Ibid.). An infusion of the bark, combined with crab apple (Malus spp.), was used as a cure all tonics in treating colds and various other ailments (Ibid.). ................
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