Western Herbalism
Garlic Mustard
Alliaria petiolata
Invasive species in North America used traditionally as food and medicine in Europe limited clinical data, mostly traditional and in vitro antimicrobial from glucosinolates high in vitamins A and C
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Indications what the tradition reached for it in
- Phlegm in lungs
- Bladder infections
- Stuffy head
- Bruises
- Nutritional deficiency
- Colic
- Infection
- Mouth ulcer
- Sores
- Respiratory infection
- Inflammation
- Bronchitis
- Slow healing wounds
- Asthma
- Gangrenous skin
- Foot cramp
- Leg ulcer
- Diuresis
- Cough
- Colds
- Eczema
- Scurvy
- Mucus build-up
- Wounds
- Itching
- Detoxification
- Fever
- Blood cleansing
- Kidney stone
- Digestion
Safety
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Clinical Notes. Invasive species in North America used traditionally as food and medicine in Europe limited clinical data, mostly traditional and in vitro antimicrobial from glucosinolates high in vitamins A and C
primary-actions. Garlic Mustard acts primarily as: Expectorant, Diaphoretic, Antiseptic, Diuretic. Secondary actions include Antiasthmatic, Vulnerary, Anthelmintic, Nutritive, Stimulant, Anti-inflammatory.
indications. Garlic Mustard is traditionally indicated for: Phlegm in lungs, Bladder infections, Stuffy head, Bruises, Nutritional deficiency, Colic, Infection, Mouth ulcer, Sores, Respiratory infection, Inflammation, Bronchitis, Slow healing wounds, Asthma, Gangrenous skin, and 29 further conditions.
dose-reference. Reference preparation/dosing for Garlic Mustard: Poultice (external for wounds, infections); chewed leaves (mouth ulcers); ointment from root in oil (bronchitis chest rub); tea (respiratory, urinary, inflammation); fresh leaves in salads, pesto, sauce; no specific dosages documented
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