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White Bryony
(redirected from Bryonia alba)

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White Bryony
Herbal medicine An herb little used or justified in traditional herbal medicine given its toxicity
Toxicity Bronchial irritation, cough, diarrhoea, dilated pupils, feathery pulse, GI discomfort, headache, hypothermia, jaundice, vertigo, cardiovascular collapse, death
Homeopathy A highly diluted remedy

white bryony
bryoniadioica.


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3-5) Also, it contains two active botanical ingredients, Bryonia alba 6x and Rhus toxicodendron 6x, that have long been used to treat joint, tendon, and muscle pains.
The final product, Canova[R], contains 19 dH Thuya occidentalis (Cupresaceae) made from the bark; 18 dH Bryonia alba (Curcubitaceae) made from fresh roots; 11 dH Aconitum napellus (Ranunculaceae) made from fresh preparations of the whole plant, including the roots, at the beginning of flowering; 19 dH Arsenicum album (arsenic trioxide); and 18 dH Lachesis muta (Viperidae) venom (Pereira et al.
chinensis Panossian AG et al To test effect on serum NO Bryonia alba 1999b and cortisol levels during physical exercise (in vivo) S.
 
 
 
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