Blue Flag – Root

• Latin name: Iris versicolor • Common name / other names: Blue Flag, Iris • Part used: Root • Affects: Lymphatic system, digestive system, skin Iris versicolor (Blue Flag) is a traditional herb primarily used for naturally supporting the lymphatic system, liver function, and skin health. Traditionally, it has been used for conditions such as: • Psoriasis and acne • Herpes and inflammatory skin conditions • Migraines associated with liver dysfunction • Arthritis and swollen glands • Septic and inflammatory conditions • Vaginal inflammation • Stomach, intestinal, and joint pain • Toothache and spasms Traditionally, it has been used internally for psoriasis, acne, herpes, and migraines associated with liver dysfunction. It is also valued for supporting the lymphatic and digestive systems, particularly in cases involving inflammation, swollen glands, and arthritic discomfort. It is additionally known for its antispasmodic properties and has traditionally been used for pain affecting the heart, stomach, intestines, joints, and teeth. Its flavor is strongly bitter and herbal, and it is commonly used in traditional cleansing and lymphatic-support herbal blends. A traditional cleansing and anti-inflammatory herb valued for naturally supporting the lymphatic system, skin health, and digestive balance.