Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) has a history of traditional use in European herbal medicine, primarily as a remedy for digestive issues, mild laxative effects, and as a general tonic. Its flowers and fruits have been included in folk remedies for a variety of ailments, but reports specifically linking Blackthorn to the treatment or support of dizziness are sparse and not well-documented. In some traditional practices, infusions of Blackthorn flowers have been used as a gentle diuretic or to support convalescence, which might indirectly relate to feelings of weakness or light-headedness, sometimes associated with dizziness. However, these connections are largely anecdotal and not systematically described in authoritative ethnobotanical or historical texts.

There is currently no substantive scientific research validating the use of Blackthorn for dizziness, nor is there robust traditional evidence that it was commonly used for this purpose. Any references to its use for dizziness are limited and not widely cited within the core herbal literature. Therefore, while its use in this context stems primarily from tradition, the strength of evidence supporting Blackthorn for dizziness is very weak.

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