What is Trifolium pratense,Red Clover?History,Phytochemicals and Remedy Uses of Red Clover Blossoms.Red Clover Extract.
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- .Basic Botanical Data of Red clover.
- .Narrative History and part uses of Red Clover.
- .Active constituents and phytochemicals of Red clover.
- .Red Clover used as good Female Tonic.
- .Red Clover as best skin remedy.
- .Historical or traditional use of red clover.
- .Therapeutics and Pharmacology of Red Clover.
- .Drug Interactions Summary for Red Clover,Case Stury.
- .Medicinal Uses and Indications of Red Clover.
- .Dosage guide of Red Clover.
- .Safety and Acute Toxicity of Trifolium pratense.
- .How Search engine think about Red Clover.
- .Research update of Red Clover.
Therapeutics and Pharmacology of Red Clover.
This is an excellent remedy for children with skin problems and may be safely used in any case of childhood eczema. It is of particular benefit for children with eczema/asthma syndrome. It is also of value in other chronic skin conditions such as psoriasis. There is some evidence to suggest an antineoplastic action in animals and it has been used in the treatment of cancers, especially of the breasts and ovaries.
The expectorant and antispasmodic actions of this remedy give it a role in the treatment of coughs and bronchitis, but particularly in whooping cough. A syrup made from the infusion relieves stubborn, dry coughs.
The fresh, crushed flowers can be applied to bites and stings; the tincture in water may be used as an eyewash for conjunctivitis. An infusion of the flowers can be applied as a douche to relieve vaginal itching.
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1.What is Trifolium pratense,Red Clover?History,Phytochemicals and Remedy Uses of Red Clover Blossoms.Red Clover Extract.
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