Other Names:
N/A
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Range:
Non Native Species
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Identifying
characteristics:
Growth Type:
N/A
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Height:
N/A
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Leaves:
N/A
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Stem/Trunk:
N/A
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Root:
N/A
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Flower:
Season:
N/A
Appearance:
N/A
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Seed/Fruit:
N/A
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Miscellaneous characteristics:
N/A
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Habitat:
Non Native Species
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Parts Used:
Flowers, Aerial parts
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Uses:
Wild Food Uses:
None known
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The following text is
meant for informational purposes only. It is not meant to diagnose or
treat any illness or injury. Always consult with a physician or other
qualified medical care provider concerning the diagnosis and treatment of
any illness or injury.
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Medicinal Uses:
An infusion of Calendula has been used to
treat hypotension. Calendula has been used for it's strong
anti-inflammatory benefits. Studies have shown Calendula to be
effective at normalizing lipid levels in humans. Floral extracts
and aerial part decoctions have seen shown effective at treating
viral infections. Calendula has strong anti-inflammatory actions.
Calendula is a highly effective emollient. It has been shown to be
highly effective at soothing skin irritations in women receiving
radiation for breast cancer. Studies have also shown it to be
effective in healing wounds, and treating burns.
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Medicinal Actions:
Anti-Inflammatory,
Antimicrobial,
Antiviral,
Antiseptic,
Astringent,
Demulcent,
Emollient,
Lypolytic,
Vasodilator,
Vulnerary
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