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eyebright,
n Latin name:
Euphrasia officinalis; part used: blooming plant; uses: eye irritations, nasal catarrh; uses under research: jaundice, lung infections, impaired memory; not recommended because of cytotoxic effects; precautions: can cause disorientation, headaches, fatigue, congestion, photophobia, altered vision, and sneezing. Also called
meadow eyebright and
red eyebright.
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