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| yarrow [2026/03/03 08:15] – [Medicinal Uses] kappa | yarrow [2026/03/03 08:16] (current) – [Recipes] kappa | ||
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| This plant is known to cause contact dermatitis to people who are allergic to plants of the Asteraceae family. A good indication that there is a sensitivity if near or handling the plant you start to sneeze – hence the name Sneezewort. Yarrow is used in cosemetics but only at a maximum of 2% content, that way the is a significantly decreased risk of irritation and inflammation and no phytotoxicity. | This plant is known to cause contact dermatitis to people who are allergic to plants of the Asteraceae family. A good indication that there is a sensitivity if near or handling the plant you start to sneeze – hence the name Sneezewort. Yarrow is used in cosemetics but only at a maximum of 2% content, that way the is a significantly decreased risk of irritation and inflammation and no phytotoxicity. | ||
| - | A person who drank excessive amount experienced anticholinergic effects of burry vision, dry mouth, fatigue, and palipitation. (Dogan et al, 2013) | + | A person who drank excessive amount experienced anticholinergic effects of burry vision, dry mouth, fatigue, and palipitation. |
| Not recommended during pregnancy due to the Thujone content, impact of Yarrow on breastfeeding is unknow. | Not recommended during pregnancy due to the Thujone content, impact of Yarrow on breastfeeding is unknow. | ||
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| **Digestive Support Tea** | **Digestive Support Tea** | ||
| Equal parts | Equal parts | ||
| - | Yarrow //(Achillea millefolium)// | + | * Yarrow //(Achillea millefolium)// |
| * Calendula // | * Calendula // | ||
| * Plantain //(Plantagi lanceolata)// | * Plantain //(Plantagi lanceolata)// | ||