Chamomile, Roman Herbal Remedies
Roman chamomile is valuable for irritable bowel syndrome, pain, and gastritis, for warding off colds due to exposure, and as a sedative. Azulene, an important active principle in chamomile oil, has proven effective for fever and inflammation. The oil is used externally for cradle cap, wounds, and sore nipples. Chamomile, Roman has a taste of SWEET, AROMATIC and a temperature of COOL.
- Treating Acture Sciatica with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Acute Gastritis with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Duodenal Ulcer with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Hyperacidity with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Nose Congestion with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Sinusitis with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Spasms with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Staph with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Strep Throat with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Sunburn with Chamomile, Roman
- Treating Uterine Inflammation with Chamomile, Roman
Chamomile, Roman Proper Dose
| Type | Dossage |
| Chamomile, Roman Homeopathic preparation | take as directed |
| Chamomile, Roman Infusion | 1-2 cups 2-3 x daily |
| Chamomile, Roman Ointment | apply 2-3 x daily |
| Chamomile, Roman Tincture | 10-30 drops 2-3 x daily |
Chamomile, Roman Reference Information
| Latin Name | Chamaemelum nobile |
| Other Names | Anthemis |
| Part Used | Flowering Heads |
| Herb Forms | Tincture, essential oil, tea bag, capsule, homeopathic tablet, bulk herb, powder. |
| Affects | Digestive system, Nervous system |
| Cautions | Avoid during pregnancy. |
| Botanical Info | A highly-branched low, creeping perennial in the Aster family, six to twelve inches high with a pleasant smell. |
Supporting Research
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