Anemone coronaria

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Anemone coronaria L.
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Crown Anemone, Poppy Anemone
Crown Anemone, Poppy Anemone
Crown Anemone, Poppy Anemone
Crown Anemone, Poppy Anemone
Crown Anemone, Poppy Anemone
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Ranunculaceae

  • Crown Anemone
  • Poppy Anemone
  • dahnun دحنون
  • shaqa'iq an-nu'man شقائق النعمان
  • kalanit metzuya
  • כַּלָּנִית מְצוּיָה

Geophyte

  • Batha
  • Phrygana
  • Shrub-steppes
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Medicinal Complaints / Uses

   

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Medicinal Complaints / Uses

Anemone coronaria L.

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

Arteriosclerosis (blocked arteries)

Anti-atherosclerotic

Decoct aerial parts. (Admin. not specified.)

 Aerial parts B
Dermatological

Skin inflammation

Anti-inflammatory

Decoct aerial parts & apply to skin.

 Aerial parts B
Mental Health

Nervousness

Anxiolytic

Decoct aerial parts. (Admin. not specified.)

Aerial parts B

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Notes

Cautions

Anemone genus has species that may contain protoanemonins in the fresh herb causing severe urethral, gastrointestinal & dermal irritation with diarrhea, colic etc. May depress central nervous system & heart. Avoid in pregnancy. Drying converts protoanemonin into non-toxic anemonine.