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Uses? |
Internally: – Seldom used because its primary active constituents are considered very toxic Externally: – Anti-inflammatory. Muscular aches, pains and stiffness – Pain reliever – Insect bites – Antiseptic – Sprains – Bruises – Acne |
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Who? |
Almost everyone |
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Who can’t? |
People on any type of medication. Check with doctor People with open wounds or broken skin Pregnant or breast feeding ( internal use) |
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How long? |
Externally: Not more than 2 weeks |
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Side effect? |
Dry skin Itching Rash |
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Available forms? |
Creams, ointments, gels, tinctures and homeopathic preparations |
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Dose? |
Follow health professional advice or directions on the package |
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Part used? |
Whole plant, flower |
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Comes from? |
Native to Europe, most species occur in the mountains of western North America and Europe |
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Other names? |
Leopard’s bane Mountain tobacco |
