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Elecampane |
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| Common Name |
Elecampane |
| Latin Name |
Inula helenium |
| Family |
Compositae |
| Part Used |
Root |
| Gathering Time |
Fall |
| Constituents |
Inulin, helenin, triterpenes, bitter
principle |
| Actions |
Anti-microbial anti-tussive,
diaphoretic, anti-cataral |
| Common Uses |
Expectorant. Used for all types of lung
infections including flu, colds, pneumonia,
bronchitis. |
| Contraindications |
Pregancy and lactation |
| Possible Drug Interactions |
Unknown |
| Overdose Symptoms |
Nausea, vomiting. |
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material in this section is provided
for educational purposes only. Consult
your own physician regarding the use
of any herbs with respect to your
symptoms or medical condition. Never
attempt to self-diagnose and treat. It
is the responsibility of a licensed
health care practitioner to determine
best dosages and treatment. The study
of medicinal herbs is an ever-changing
body of knowledge. Readers are
encouraged to consult referenced material for
the latest scientific evidence
regarding herbal actions. |
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