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Chinese Scullcap

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Tuesday, June 27 2006, at 5:43 p.m.

In Response To: Scullcap (Maureen)

Chinese scullcap is a different species of scullcap than is normally used for nervous disorders; that is European scullcap. Chinese scullcap is used much differently and has been researched more. It is also called Baical scullcap and is useful as an anti-inflammatory, antioxident, and anti-allergy herb. These properties are due to the constituent in Chinese scullcap called flavonoids. Allergic conditions that Chinese scullcap can aid are asthma, hay fever, and eczema. Chinese scullcap may be useful in treating infections, high blood pressure, hepatitis and hay fever. It may even be helpful with complications due to diabetes, like cataracts. Other traditional uses include helping with diarrhea and dysentery as well as an aid to the circulatory system.

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Message: > Chinese scullcap is a different species of scullcap > than is normally used for nervous disorders; that is > European scullcap. Chinese scullcap is used much > differently and has been researched more. It is also > called Baical scullcap and is useful as an > anti-inflammatory, antioxident, and anti-allergy herb. > These properties are due to the constituent in Chinese > scullcap called flavonoids. Allergic conditions that > Chinese scullcap can aid are asthma, hay fever, and > eczema. > Chinese scullcap may be useful in treating infections, > high blood pressure, hepatitis and hay fever. It may > even be helpful with complications due to diabetes, > like cataracts. Other traditional uses include helping > with diarrhea and dysentery as well as an aid to the > circulatory system.
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