Botanical Index No. 1102

White Mulberry

morus alba

Medicinal Actions

Analgesic, Antiaging, Antibacterial, Antiinflammatory, Antileukemic, Antioxidant, Antipyretic, Antiradicular, Antispasmodic, Antitumor, Astringent, Diaphoretic, Diuretic, Expectorant, Fungicide, Glucosidase Inhibitor, Hypoglycemic, Hypotensive, Lactagogue, Laxative, Lymphocytogenic, Nematicide, Propecic, Sedative, Elephantiasis

Primary Conditions Treated

Emollient Immunomodulator Pectoral Tranquilizer Vermifuge Alopecia Anasarca Aphtha Arthrosis Asthma Bacteria Bite Boil Bronchosis Cachexia Cancer esophagus stomach Candida Catarrh Cold Conjunctivosis Constipation Convulsion Cough Cramp Deafness Debility Depression Diabetes Diarrhea Dropsy Dyspepsia Eczema Edema Enterosis Epilepsy Esophagosis Fever Flu Gastrosis Gray Hair Headache Hemoptysis Hepatosis High Blood Pressure Hyperemia Hyperglycemia Infection Inflammation Insomnia Itch Leukemia Menorrhagia Mycosis Nervousness Neurasthenia Oliguria Ophthalmia Pain Palpitation Pertussis Pulmonosis Respirosis Rheumatism Salivation Scrofula Senility Snakebite Sore Sore Throat Staphylococcus Stomatosis Streptococcus Swelling Thirst Tinnitus Toothache Tumor Vertigo Water Retention Worm Yeast

General Dosage

6–12 g root bark; 3–12 g leaf; 30–60 g branches; 9–15 g fruit; 2–4 ml fruit syrup.

Safety & Contraindications

Class 1. Not covered. FAY reports side effects only from injected leaf preparations, but no problems with oral

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