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Name |
Oregon Grape |
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Botanical Name |
Mahonia nervosa |
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Part Used |
peel |
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Contraindications |
Not for use in pregnancy* |
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Traditional
Information* |
A good digestive
bitter, liver tonic and cholagogue used to increase digestion and
absorption especially of fats and oils. It is indicated for
dyspepsia, dysbiosis, jaundice, elevated bilirubin levels, and poor
bile formation. Oregon Grape is also anti-bacterial/fungal/viral so
it is indicated for urinary tract infections, strep and staph
infections, intestinal viruses and skin conditions such as acne
rosacea, psoriasis, and large, red pimples on the neck, back, or
buttocks. |
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*Herbal
Therapeutics Research Library
Author: David Winston (RH) AHG
©2007
Herbal Therapeutics Research Library. All rights reserved |
Disclaimer: The information on
historical, ethnobotanical and phytotherapeutic uses of herbs and
traditional formulas contained herein is based on the experience and
research of the author. It is not intended as a substitute for
consulting with your physician or other health care provider. Any
attempt to diagnose and treat an illness should be done under the
direction of a health care professional. The publisher and author
are not responsible for any adverse effects or consequences
resulting from the use of any of the information discussed. Should
you have any questions concerning the appropriateness of any
preparation mentioned, the author strongly suggests consulting a
professional health care advisor. |
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