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AKA: Enchanter's Herb, Herba Veneris, Herbe Sacree, Herb of the Grace, Holy Herb, Pigeon Grass, Purvain, Sinpler's Joy, Wild Hyssop Species: Verbena officinalis Active Chemical Components: flavenoids, glycosides, tannins, volatile oils Traditionally Used: Vervain has been traditionally used for the treatment of a variety of complaints, including rheumatism, dyspepsia, menstrual complaints, and for respiratory ailments. It has also been used as an anti-pyretic, aphrodesiac, and an analgesic. Used Today: Vervain is used in the treatment of kidney stones, and as an analgesic. What you should know: Vervain results in increased uterine activity in vivo, and has been associated with SAB. Vervain is also reported to exert estrogenic effects. Its use during pregnancy is not recommended. |
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