Betony comes from the flowers and leaves of Stachys officinalis, a plant found in Europe, Northern Africa, and Siberia. Folklore suggests many uses for this herb.

Common doses of Betony

Betony comes as capsules and tea. Typically, it's taken as an infusion or a tea.

Why people use Betony herb

Asthma
Bronchitis
Diarrhea
Heartbeat
Kidney disease
Palpitation
Roundworms
Seizures
Stomachache
Toothache
Wounds

Side effects of Betony

Call your health care practitioner if you experience stomach upset when using betony. Betony also can cause liver damage.

Interactions

Combining herbs with certain drugs may alter their action or produce unwanted side effects. Don't use betony when taking drugs that lower blood pressure.

Important points to remember

Don't use betony if you're pregnant because it may stimulate the uterus.
Use this herb cautiously because it may cause liver damage and stomach discomfort.

What the research shows

Despite various claims, evidence doesn't support using betony for any medicinal purpose.

Other names for Betony : -

Other names for betony include bishopswort and wood betony.

A product containing betony is sold as Wood Betony

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