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Chelidonium Plante Coupée Iphym Herboristerie is a natural remedy traditionally used for its multiple health benefits. Known by its scientific name Chelidonium majus, this plant is packed with active compounds that act synergistically to offer a wide range of healing properties.
Chelidonium is particularly prized for its role in supporting and regenerating liver function. By stimulating bile production and facilitating its evacuation, it helps to prevent and treat various liver disorders, such as biliary disorders, hepatic congestion and gallbladder problems. This choleretic and cholagogue action makes it an invaluable ally for those suffering from dyspepsia or chronic constipation. It is also ideal for those seeking to detoxify their liver after a period of stress, excessive alcohol consumption or unbalanced diet.
The alkaloids present in chelidonia give this plant powerful spasmolytic properties. It can be used to relieve abdominal spasms and pain, particularly those associated with colic or intestinal cramps. Its ability to reduce involuntary contractions of the smooth muscles of the digestive tract makes it an excellent remedy for menstrual pain and severe cramps. What's more, its analgesic virtues are useful for alleviating joint and muscle pain, as well as migraines. If you suffer from chronic pain or neuralgia, chelidonia can be an effective natural alternative to conventional treatments.
It is also renowned for its anti-inflammatory properties. Used externally, it helps soothe skin inflammations such as eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis. Its healing effect promotes tissue regeneration, helping to treat superficial wounds, skin ulcers and persistent rashes. What's more, its bioactive compounds reduce inflammation and redness, offering rapid relief from itching and irritation. If you're looking for a natural skin care product to soothe and repair your skin, chelidonia is a wise choice.
Traditionally known as the "wart herb", chelidonia has been used for centuries for its verrucidal action. The plant's latex, applied directly to the wart, acts by causing necrosis of the infected skin tissue, facilitating its removal. This natural remedy is also effective in treating corns, calluses and other skin growths. If you're faced with these problems, try applying chelidonia latex regularly to see rapid and lasting improvement.
In addition to its physical properties, chelidonia has a beneficial effect on the mind and nervous system. Its alkaloids, such as chelidonine, have mildly sedative properties, helping to reduce anxiety and promote restful sleep. It is ideal for people suffering from mild insomnia, chronic stress or anxiety. Thanks to its relaxing effects, it can also be used to relieve asthma attacks, nervous heart palpitations and bronchial spasms.
In addition to its many specific virtues, chelidonia also acts as a general tonic. It helps boost the immune system, regulate metabolism and improve nutrient absorption. Whether you're looking to purify your body, strengthen your digestive system or relieve skin ailments, chelidonia is an excellent choice. To maximize the benefits of this product, we recommend using it as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
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Infusion: To prepare an infusion of chelidonia, simply pour 10 g of dried leaves into 1 liter of boiling water. Leave to infuse for 10-15 minutes, then strain. This infusion is best taken three times a day, at mealtimes, over a two-week period. Follow the dosage and duration of treatment to avoid any undesirable side effects.
Decoction: To make a decoction, use around 30 g of fresh or dried plant to 1 liter of water. Boil for 10-15 minutes, then cool and filter. This decoction can be used as a foot or hand bath to relieve skin ailments or regulate biliary functions.
Hand and foot baths: Hand and foot baths are particularly beneficial for biliary disorders. Immerse your hands or feet in a bath prepared from a decoction of chelidonia for 10 minutes every day for one week.
Compresses: For skin conditions such as eczema, prepare a concentrated decoction with 2 teaspoons of chelidonia leaves to a cup of water. Boil for 3 minutes, leave to cool, then apply a compress to the affected area. Repeat 2-3 times a day for a week for optimum relief.
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Precautions for use
Caution: chelidonia is toxic. It is imperative to avoid consuming the fresh plant orally. Medical advice is recommended before use to avoid any risk of undesirable side effects.
Chelidonium majus L.
Family: Papaveraceae, papaveraceae
Synonyms: claretto, felugene, grande éclaire, goat's-grass, corns grass, dental grass, swallow grass, wart grass, sight grass.
chelidonium means "swallow" in Greek, and the plant flowers when swallows come: majus meaning "great" in Latin.
Characteristics: grows throughout France, particularly in the Paris region, in damp, shady areas. Found throughout Europe.
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Available in 100 g, 250 g or 1 kg formats.
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