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boneset,
n Latin name:
Eupatorium perfoliatum; parts used: entire plant, dried leaves, buds; uses: expectorant, sedative, fever, flu, bronchitis; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, pa-tients with liver disease; can cause nausea, anorexia, hepatotoxicity, and diarrhea. Also called
agueweed, crosswort, eupatorium, feverwort, Indian sage, Joe-pye-weed, sweating plant, thoroughwort, or
vegetable antimony.


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These herbal remedies have the same effect for aches and pains however less potent than boneset.
To support the work of this vitally important organ, herbs such as Boneset, Celery, Juniper Berries or Yarrow can be used, and Celery Seeds are often considered specifically unique for rheumatism.
Boneset was used by Native Americans for a valuable remedy against colds, flu, and fevers Other common names that boneset is identified by include thoroughwort, vegetable antimony, feverwort, agueweed, Indian sage, sweating plant, eupatorium, crossword, thoroughstem, thoroughwax, and wild Isaac Boneset was used by Native Americans for a valuable remedy against colds, flu, and fevers.
 
 
 
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