VERRUGUERA (chelidonium majus)

	V
	VERRUGUERA
	*chelidonium majus*

Name
VERRUGUERA

Scientific Name
chelidonium majus

VERRUGUERA

Latin: Chelidonium majus L.

Castilian: celandine, celidueña, hirundinaria, verruguera, grass of the wanderers, grass of warts

Portuguese: celidónia, cedronha, erva andorinha, leitaria, ceruda

French: chélidoine, great éclaire

Italian: chelidonia, irundinaria, cinerognola, erba dei porti

English: celandine, chelandine, tetterwort. to greater celandine

Dutch: stinkende gouwe

German: Schöllkraut

Family: papaveráceas

Type: it plants herbaceous perennial

Leaves: pecioladas and pinnadas, wild cleared

Flowers: small, arranged in umbelas very lax

Flowering: as of May

Fruit: long case

Original: Europe and America

Used medicinal part: The whole plant with root, the fresh juice

PROPERTIES

Colagoga

Espasmolítica

Antimotótica

Sedative

Analgesic

Stimulating of the páncreas

INDICATIONS

Hepatobiliares affections

Cólicos biliary

Pancreática insufficiency

Nervous system (root)

Espásticas bronchitis

Asthma

Angina of chest (raiz and leaves)

Warts (látex fresh via external)

Tumors (external route)

Affections of the oral mucosa

Influenzas

Herpes

Parotiditis

It can administered in

infusions

decocciones

extract fluid

látex fresh

dry extract

dyes

At internal and external level

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Not to use it during prolonged periods

By external route it irritates the mucous

Internally it can cause nauseas and vomits as well as gastrointestinal irrtitación

MAIN COMPONENTS

Whole plant: Essential oil (0,01%) Acid nicotínico Acid celidonico Alkaloids (1%)

celidonina

celeritrina

estilopina

berberina

Root:

Alkaloids (2,8%)

celidonina(70%)

coptisina

estipolina

berberina

bloodthirsty

protropine

celidoxantina

oxisanguinarina

celeritrina

Celidónico acid (4%)

Derivatives of the tiofosfamida one

U.E.P. Add to Favorite Home Page Recommend this Plant
2008 © HIPERnatural.COM www.hipernatural.com Your Source of Natural Health in Internet