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Lilac has some minor historical medicinal use but doesn’t do anything particularly well compared to other plants. Typically when a plant that is wildly common and well know doesn’t have extensive historical usage as a medicinal, it’s because people have been trying it for thousands and haven’t been that impressed. :0)
The flowers are edible but not tasty. The leaves are medicinal but not as useful or effective as other plants with similar applications.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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Lilac grows everywhere around me, my wife and I have found that it looks really pretty in a vase on our kitchen table. The most healing properties it probably has is making things look nice, which can improve your mood, which can then improve your health!
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