Rue Anemone

Thalictrum

Also known as Anemone rue.

coolingdryingTaste: bitter

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Safety

Recognised toxicity. This plant carries a toxicity flag in the record; it is for trained practitioners only.

Dosing as the sources wrote it

Preparation	As written	Metric
	Action, Medical Uses, and Dosage: But little is known concerning the therapeutical properties of this plant. Dr. S. E. Barber, of Connsville, Mo., informs us that he has found it to be a valuable remedy in external and internal hemorrhoids, not accompanied with hemorrhage. The method of using it is to simply eat 3 or 4 of the small root-tubers, 3 times a day. We used some of the tubers, which he sent to us, in two cases of blind piles, and with apparent success. If further and more extensive trial of these tubers should confirm these conclusions as to their efficacy, it is probable that a fluid preparation could be made from them, possessing the same properties, and in a more convenient form (J. King).

Doses are reproduced from the sources for practitioners and are not a recommendation for any person.

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