#yellow root

[apinchofvegan]

Potato, yellow root, cherry tomato, pulled oats and sweet chili sauce ♥

[apinchofvegan]

Roasted parsnip and yellow root, zucchini, bell pepper and kidney beans + cherry tomato, cucumber, cauliflower and grape salad ♥

[apinchofvegan]

Vegan christmas: Sweet potato casserole, roasted yellow beet, cashew cream cheese, oat apple and mustard roast loaf ♥ More christmas/holiday foods to come ---

[kimzplace]

This is yellow root and the roots are a bright yellow it most often grows near water There are at least 4 different plants that are called yellow root The one pictured above is what my family uses for mouth sores Fever blisters Yeast infections in the mouth

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I had an ulcer when I was 13. I was sick just about every day. My grandmother made me some yellow root tea. I took a little every day and it cured my ulcer. I wish I knew how she made it.

My grandpa made a cough syrup with yellow root, whiskey, honey and rock candy.

Dad always kept a jar of yellow root tea in refrigerator. Good for stomach but bitter

I remember being told it was for "female problems" that "the husband brought home from the floozy". In other words it treats STDs.

Best for blisters in months and fever blisters, keep on hand all the time you can buy at store , high but last a long time years

so good for a sore throat

https://www.drugs.com/npp/yellow-root.html

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Yellow Root

Scientific Names: Coptis chinensis, C. deltoidea, C. teeta (synonym: C. teetoides), C. trifolia (synonym: C. groenlandica, Anemone groenlandica) Other Common Names: Goldthread, goldenthread, canker root, coptide, mouth root, huang lian Note: Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) is also known as yellowroot Overall Safety: 🙁  

Therapeutic Efficacy and Considerations:

Digestive Disorders: 🙁

Infectious Disease: 🙁

Hyperlipidemia: 🙁

Efficacy and safety of yellowroot have never been examined in clinical trials for any of its purported uses. Because the smooth, cardiac, and respiratory muscle effects of the berberine component can have serious consequences, use is not recommended.

Chemistry/Pharmacology: Yellowroot’s primary (7-9%) active component is berberine, which is believed responsible for stimulating bile secretion, antimicrobial, and diuretic activities. Berberine also may relax smooth muscle and stimulate cardiac activity in small doses, while higher doses have opposing effects. Antiarrhythmic effects may be due to potassium channel blockade. Berberine may block nuclear factor-kappaB, the transcription factor responsible for regulating interleukin-1 (IL-1)-beta and tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-alpha. One animal study of an aqueous extract of C. japonica noted a reduction in total and LDL cholesterol levels; however, it is unknown if other Coptis species have similar effects. Coptis extracts and synthetically prepared berberine compounds are commonly used in Chinese medicine for antimicrobial activity.

Drug Interactions: Cyclosporine levels can increase; may inhibit CYP450 2D6 and 3A4, so could increase levels of other substrate drugs.

Contraindications/Precautions: Pregnancy (due to uterine stimulant effects) and lactation (due to reports of development of kernicterus in breast fed newborns).

Adverse Effects: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, epistaxis, anxiety, depression, seizure, dyspnea, skin and eye irritation (with topical use), kidney irritation or nephritis, and convulsions with high doses.

[vineandbranches]

Hello everyone thia is my first real blog im going to be posting bible verses and showing tame and wild plants and such for survival we will look at the maple trees oak trees fruit trees and much more ill get pics of there leafs also going to make some youtube videos and try and poat them here thanks

[treekitten-blog]

Another spice for cooking and I will try it on my face!