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Musk milfoil

Achillea moschata
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  • Physician Dr Jean Morel has been a doctor in Besançon since 1980. A student of Dr. Jean Valnet, he is president of the Franche-ComtĂ© Society of SociĂ©tĂ© Franc-comtoise de PhytothĂ©rapie et d'AromathĂ©rapie created in 1982. He has been using plants for more than thirty years and is a lecturer in the university degree in phytotherapy and aromatherapy at the faculty of Besançon.
  • Physician Dr. François-Joseph Cazin (1788-1864) was a French physician. Author of an imposing Practical and Reasoned Treatise on Indigenous Medicinal Plants, he is considered the ancestor of the French school of phytotherapy.
  • Herbalist Paul-Victor Fournier (1877-1964) was a French canon and botanist. His major work, 'Les quatre flores de France', published between 1934 and 1940, remains a reference work for the identification of plants in the field.
  • Researchers Sara Vitalini, Stefania Garzoli, Francesca Sisto, Raffaele Pezzani, Maria Pia Argentieri, Alessio Scarafoni, Salvatore Ciappellano, Maira Zorzan, Jessica Capraro, Daniela Collazuol and Marcello Iriti are researchers in ethnopharmacology in Italy.

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Practical information

Family

Asteraceae

Parts used

Picking info

Medicine cabinet

7 traditional uses

Chill 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "refroidissements"]. Omnibus.
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Convalescence 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "convalescences"]. Omnibus.
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Diarrhea 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "diarrhĂ©e"]. Omnibus.
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Dysentery 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "dysenterie"]. Omnibus.
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Gastralgia 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "gastralgie"]. Omnibus.
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Inappetence 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "manque d’appĂ©tit"]. Omnibus.
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Neurasthenia 1
  • Twentieth-century French botanist and canon Fournier, P.-V. (2010). Dictionnaire des plantes mĂ©dicinales et vĂ©nĂ©neuses de France [p. 32, "faiblesse nerveuse"]. Omnibus.
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Dosages

Internal infusion

16 plant properties

24 constituents

0 common names

4 scientific names

Conditions of use

Contraindications

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Side effects

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Precautions for use

Children

Pregnant or breastfeeding women

Energetics

Tastes

Elementary energies

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