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solidago virgaurea
precautions: in chronic kidney disorders, a practitioner should be consulted.
also known as- solidago gigantean, solidago canadensis, canadian goldenrod, julia's goldenrod, and salebrosa goldenrod..
introduction: the same goldenrod that causes autumn allergies for millions has been used for centuries as n herbal medication by millions more. the botanical name solidago comes from the latin term solidare, to make whole. the plant grows 2 to 3 feet (60 to 90 cm) high, with alternating leaves and panicles of golden flowers on top.
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parts used: the above-ground parts of the plant, ground and chopped.
typical preparations: traditionally used as a tea, sometimes available in tea bags. the tea should be drunk between meals. may also be taken as a capsule or extract.
summary: the traditional use of goldenrod was to treat kidney stones. grieveãs modern herbal notes that that in 1788 a boy of ten, after taking the infusion for some months, passed quantities of gravel, fifteen large stones weighing up to 40 grams (1-1/4 ounce), and fifty over the size of a pea. the flavonoids and saponins in the herb help relieve inflammation throughout the urinary tract while acting as a mild diuretic.
precautions: do not use during acute attacks of kidney stones.
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