Escoba Dulce
A plant (Scoparia dulcis L) with four-part flowers and leaves that grow in groups of two or three at each stem node. It is used in traditional medicine to treat kidney stones, while the roots are applied to treat gonorrhea, regulate menstruation, and stop diarrhea. The name comes from its use in making brooms (herbal remedies are a common alternative to pharmaceutical medicine in Venezuela).
The naturopathic doctor prescribed Escoba Dulce and goodbye to my kidney stones.
Automatically translated from Spanish
Venezuela