WILD WONDER
WILD WONDER
Used Part.
Chapters
flower
.
Active Principles.
Flavonoid derivatives quercetol and isorramnetol; carotenoids, saponosides.
Drug Action.
It is used popularly as emenagogo,
peripheral
vasodilator, and hypotensive
vulnerary
(scar) hence its popular name of "grass of the pruner. ".
Indications.
Amenorrhea
, adjunct in the treatment of
disorders
of the
female
menopause
,
hypertension
. In external use: wounds, eczema, scalds, bruises, frostbites,
hemorrhoids
.
Galenica forms / Dosage.
Internal use:
Infusion:
1 tablespoon per cup dessert, infuse 10 minutes. Two or three cups
a
day.
External use:
Juice of fresh plant, applied on the wounds.
Oleate wonderfully wild.
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F
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p
. 386.
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D
; Obon,
C
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Iberian
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