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Phytotherapy and Crohn's disease

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Phytotherapy and Crohn's disease

In phytotherapy, extracts, plant parts, or herbs are used that have an anti-inflammatory effect on Crohn's disease. Below are a number of plant-based options:

  • Althaea officinales - Marshmallow
  • Aloe vera/ferox (juice) - Normal or wild Aloe vera (juice)
  • Artemisia absintium - absinthe balm
  • Borago officinales (oil) - borage or cucumber herb (borage oil)
  • Boswellia serrata
  • Cocos nucifera (oil) - coconut oil (extra virgin)
  • Curcuma xanthorrhiza - Javanese turmeric root
  • Echinacea purpurea - Coneflower
  • Garcinia mangostana - Mangosteen or mangistan
  • Glycyrrhiza glabra - Licorice
  • Hydrastis canadensis - Canadian turmeric
  • Linum usitatissimum (oil) - Linseed oil
  • Matricaria recutita - Chamomile
  • Morinda citrifolia - Noni or Indian mulberry
  • Oenothera biennis (oil) - Middle evening primrose oil
  • Panax ginseng - Korean ginseng
  • Perilla frutecens (oil) - Black nettle oil
  • Punica granatum (total juice) - Pomegranate
  • Plantago afra - Fleawort
  • Plantago ovata - Psyllium seed
  • Ribes nigrem (oil) - Blackcurrant oil
  • Saccharomyces cerevisiae subsp. boulardii - Yeast
  • Ulmus rubra - Red elm
  • Uncaria tomentosa - Cat's claw or Cat's claw


 
Posted : 1 March 2019 15:39