Greater Celandine Chelidonium Majus Dried - 100G

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Natural Products
Model Number	3274

The Greater Celandine Chelidonium Majus is a dried herb that is traditionally used to treat liver diseases, many ailments of the digestive system, and for eye irritations. It is also reported to be effective for gallbladder, kidney, and liver diseases, and for jaundice. It can be used internally or externally, and a tea can be made from it no more than twice per day. The Greater Celandine Chelidonium Majus contains chelidonine chelerythine, coptisine, protopine, and Chelidonic acid, as well as essential oil, saponin, and yellow latex with carotenoid latex. It is reported to be an anti-spasmodic, cholagogue, anodyne, purgative diuretic, and to contain at least mildly poisonous properties to humans. It is also reported to be poisonous to dogs and some farm animals. Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding should not use any form of this herb.

Dried Greater Celandine has traditionally been used as an herbal remedy for liver diseases, many ailments of the digestive system and for eye irritations. See warnings below.
Size: 100g.
USES & BENEFITS
INTERNAL:
Used as a remedy for infections of the gall bladder and gall stones
Effective for all gallbladder, kidney and liver diseases
May assist in purifying and stimulating the blood
For jaundice
Use for stomach pain as an antispasmodic
EXTERNAL:
May be used as in the treatment of tinea.
HOW TO USE
Celandine is on the Commission E (Germanys regulatory agency for herbs) list of approved herbs for treatment of intestinal spasms. The average dosage is two to five grams per day. It can be taken internally or used externally.
A tea can be made from this herb drink no more than twice per day.
CONTAINS
(Roots) Alkaloids including chelidonine chelerythine, coptisine, protopine. Chelidonic acid, essential oil, saponin, yellow latex with carotenoid latex.
ACTIVE PROPERTIES
Acts as an anti-spasmodic, cholagogue, anodyne, purgative diuretic.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Celandine can cause rashes, itching, and serious allergic reactions in some people
The whole plant is reported as being at least mildly poisonous to humans, with the roots being the most toxic
Stay within recommended dosages
The herb is reported to be poisonous to dogs and some farm animals
Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding should not use any form of this herb