Cartilage carrot

Last updated on: 13.11.2024

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Definition
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Herbaceous plant that can grow up to 1 m high. Similar but not identical to bishop's weed.

For phytotherapeutic use see under Ammi majus.

HMPC: Not processed

ESCOP: Not processed

Commission E: Negative monograph

Used in folk medicine for digestive disorders, asthma, chest pain, kidney stones and water retention.

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Incoming links (1)

Ammi majus L;

Outgoing links (9)

Ammi majus L; Bishop's wort; Bronchial asthma (overview); Commission E; Committee on Herbal Medicinal Products; Edema; Escop; Kidney stones; Negative monograph;

Last updated on: 13.11.2024

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