Parts Used: Root, milk, stalk, leaves

Believed to be of value for:
A tea made from Sarsaparilla when used externally may be beneficial for skin problems, scrofula, and ringworm.
It is also believed to be beneficial for venereal diseases, herpes, skin diseases, arthritis, rheumatism, gout, epilepsy, insanity, chronic nervous diseases, abdominal distention, intestinal gas, debility, impotence, turbid urine.

Other Names: Black Creeper, Sarsaparilla, Sariva, Kalisar, Dudhilata, Sugandhi, Honduras sarsaparilla, red sarsaparilla, Spanish sarsaparilla, Tu fu ling, Dwipautra, Paalvalli, Sariva, Siamalata