Greater celandine- Chelidonium majus 100 g
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Chelidonium majus is a medium-sized hairy herb, considered by gardeners to be an annoying weed, but the plant has been used as a natural remedy for a long time. The herb can be used both internally and externally. Remember that the herb is a poisonous plant, so you must follow the recommended daily intake. However, the herb can be used externally without risk.
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Greater celandine occurrence
Greater celandine is a medium-sized hairy herb that can grow up to 80 cm tall. This perennial herb belongs to the poppy family and often grows in thickets or in stone walls. By horticulturists,Greater celandine is considered an annoying weed that is also poisonous, especially its yellow-red plant sap.Greater celandine blooms from early spring to late fall. Greater celandine is fairly common in southern and central Sweden, but also occurs rarely in the northern parts of the country.
Greater celandine use
Greater celandine contains isoquinoline alkaloids, phenolic acids, flavonoids, resins, essential oils and choline. The active substances give the herb antispasmodic properties. The yellow-red plant sap has been used externally for wound care, against warts, acne, ringworm, scabies and fungus.
Remember that Greater celandine is a poisonous plant, so you must follow the recommended daily intake. However, the herb can be used externally without risk.
Greater celandine - contraindications
The herb should not be used during pregnancy as it can cause uterine contractions. In addition, contraindications include glaucoma and peptic ulcers. People who have problems with proper liver function should be careful when using the herb. The herb is also not suitable for children and nursing mothers.
Ingredients: Dried Greater celandine (Chelidonium majus)
Dosage:
Infusion: 1 teaspoon of herbs per one glass of boiling water. Leave for approx. 30 min covered. Strain. Drink 1 glass of infusion divided into small amounts. Approx. 3-4 servings.
Decoction: Place 0.5 tbsp of the herb in a small, non-aluminum vessel, pour a glass of water and bring to a slow boil. Cook for 5 minutes on low heat and then strain. Consume 1 glass of decoction divided into 3-4 portions a day.
Tincture: Pour 5 parts 40-50% alcohol over 1 part dry, preferably ground herb. Set aside for 7 days and then filter. Take half a teaspoon of tincture diluted in half a glass of water 2-3 times a day. The tincture can be used to wash skin lesions such as warts, pimples, herpes.
Storage: Dry, cool and inaccessible to small children.
ATTENTION!
Greater celandine is a poisonous plant, so you must follow the recommended daily intake. However, the herb can be used externally without risk. The herb should not be used during pregnancy as it can cause uterine contractions. In addition, contraindications include glaucoma and peptic ulcers. People who have problems with proper liver function should be careful when using ergot. The herb is also not suitable for children and nursing mothers. Do not use by people who are allergic to the herb.
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