Sorrel
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Name: Sorrel
Biological Name:
Oxalis corniculata
Oxalidaceae
Other Names:
Sorrel, Changeri, Amlika, Amrul Amlalonica, Puliyarila, Indian Sorrel
Description:
This herb is a common weed found throughout India.
Parts Used: Leaves
Remedies For:
Action:
Cooling, refrigerant, antiscorbutic, appetizing, astringent
Applications
appetite, corns, digestion, chronic dysentery, diarrhea, dyspepsia, enteritis (small intestine inflammation), eye-removes fibers over cornea, bilious headaches, intoxication, fever, hemorrhoids, inflammations, jaundice, leprosy, nervous complaints, pain, piles, poisoning, rectum prolapse, rheumatism, scurvy, difficult urination, warts
Dosage:
Juice, powder, paste, poultice, pill, soup, confection
Safety:
Do not take if you have gout. No other information available
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