Anethum graveolens

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Anethum graveolens L.
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    Apiaceae (Umbelliferae)

    • Dill
    • `ain jaradeh عين جرادة
    • al-'ishba al-halaliya العشبة الهلالية
    • hulwa حلوة
    • shabnat شبنت
    • shibitt شبت
    • shibt سبت
    • shamir
    • shevet reikhani
    • שֶׁבֶת רֵיחָנִי
    • שָׁמִיר

    Annual

    • Batha
    • Phrygana
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    Medicinal Complaints / Uses

       

    Medicinal Complaints / Uses

    Anethum graveolens L.

    System/State Traditional
    Complaint/Use    		 Activity / Interpretation
    		Traditional
    Preparation/ Administration    		 Parts Used
    		Source
    Gastrointestinal

    Severe diarrhea

    		 Anti-Infective, Anti-diarrheal

    Cook plant + rice + ground almonds + 1 spoon oil + water + salt. (Admin. not specified.)

    		Aerial parts Z
    Gastrointestinal

    Stomach acidity

    		 Antacid

    Decoct seeds & drink 1 cup x2/day until recovery.

    		 Seed B
    Opthalmic

    Eye antiseptic

    		 Anti-septic

    1. Crush dried plant into powder & apply to eye x2/day.
    2. Use plant juice as eye drops x2/day.

    		 Aerial parts Z
    Respiratory

    Influenza

    		 Anti-Infective

    Decoct seeds & drink 1 cup x2/day until recovery.

    		 Seed B

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    Notes

    Cautions

    Anethum graveolens may lower blood sugar & thyroid hormones.Topically can cause skin photosensitivity.