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DESCRIPTION: Yucca was used by the Southwest Indians for skin conditions and slow healing ulcerations. The root contains a high content of Vitamins A, B-complex and some Vitamin C. It is high in calcium, potassium, phosphorus, iron, manganese and copper.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS: The properties of Yucca that help in arthritis and rheumatism are due to the Yucca plants' high content of steroid saponin which are precursors to cortisone.
POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS: None noted at this time. Pregnant and lactating women should avoid use as no side effects are not yet known.
PARTS USED: Root
GENERAL USAGE: Use as directed by your healthcare provider.