Other Common Names: Queen of the Meadow, Meadow Queen, Bridewort
Family: Rosaceae (Rose)
Parts Used: Aerial parts (leaves, flowers, and stems)
Energetics: Cooling, drying
Taste: Mildly sweet, slightly bitter, aromatic
Meadowsweet is a soothing, aromatic herb traditionally used in European and Western herbal medicine for its digestive, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving properties. Known as a natural aspirin precursor, it contains salicylates, which help ease pain, inflammation, and digestive discomfort, making it a wonderful ally for gut health, joint support, and overall wellness.
Meadowsweet is valued for its anti-inflammatory, digestive-supporting, and pain-relieving properties, making it a trusted botanical for:
✔️ Digestive health: Soothes acid reflux, ulcers, indigestion, and bloating
✔️ Anti-inflammatory support: Traditionally used for joint pain, arthritis, and muscle soreness
✔️ Fever & immune support: May help reduce fever and support immune function
✔️ Urinary tract health: Acts as a mild diuretic to promote kidney and bladder wellness
✔️ Circulatory support: Helps maintain balanced blood flow and cardiovascular health
✔️ Headache & pain relief: Used as a mild alternative to aspirin for tension and aches
🌿 Tea/Infusion: Steep dried meadowsweet for a soothing digestive and anti-inflammatory tea
🌿 Tincture: A concentrated extract for pain relief and stomach support
🌿 Capsules: A convenient way to incorporate meadowsweet into daily wellness
🌿 Herbal Blends: Pairs well with peppermint, chamomile, or lemon balm for digestive relief
🌿 Poultice or Compress: Use externally for sore muscles and joint pain
At Soulshine Wellness Co., we ensure our meadowsweet is organically and sustainably cultivated, preserving its full spectrum of healing properties.
⚠️ Contains natural salicylates—avoid if allergic to aspirin
⚠️ May thin blood—use caution if on anticoagulants or blood-thinning medications
⚠️ Not recommended during pregnancy due to its mild blood-moving properties
⚠️ Best used in moderation for those with a history of sensitive digestion
Other Common Names: Queen of the Meadow, Meadow Queen, Bridewort
Family: Rosaceae (Rose)
Parts Used: Aerial parts (leaves, flowers, and stems)
Energetics: Cooling, drying
Taste: Mildly sweet, slightly bitter, aromatic
Meadowsweet is a soothing, aromatic herb traditionally used in European and Western herbal medicine for its digestive, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving properties. Known as a natural aspirin precursor, it contains salicylates, which help ease pain, inflammation, and digestive discomfort, making it a wonderful ally for gut health, joint support, and overall wellness.
Meadowsweet is valued for its anti-inflammatory, digestive-supporting, and pain-relieving properties, making it a trusted botanical for:
✔️ Digestive health: Soothes acid reflux, ulcers, indigestion, and bloating
✔️ Anti-inflammatory support: Traditionally used for joint pain, arthritis, and muscle soreness
✔️ Fever & immune support: May help reduce fever and support immune function
✔️ Urinary tract health: Acts as a mild diuretic to promote kidney and bladder wellness
✔️ Circulatory support: Helps maintain balanced blood flow and cardiovascular health
✔️ Headache & pain relief: Used as a mild alternative to aspirin for tension and aches
🌿 Tea/Infusion: Steep dried meadowsweet for a soothing digestive and anti-inflammatory tea
🌿 Tincture: A concentrated extract for pain relief and stomach support
🌿 Capsules: A convenient way to incorporate meadowsweet into daily wellness
🌿 Herbal Blends: Pairs well with peppermint, chamomile, or lemon balm for digestive relief
🌿 Poultice or Compress: Use externally for sore muscles and joint pain
At Soulshine Wellness Co., we ensure our meadowsweet is organically and sustainably cultivated, preserving its full spectrum of healing properties.
⚠️ Contains natural salicylates—avoid if allergic to aspirin
⚠️ May thin blood—use caution if on anticoagulants or blood-thinning medications
⚠️ Not recommended during pregnancy due to its mild blood-moving properties
⚠️ Best used in moderation for those with a history of sensitive digestion
