Dandelion Taraxacum Officinale Cover
Dandelion Taraxacum officinale, T. laevigatum This herb has a variety of uses and is often used as an edible in salads and soups as well as for remedies, due to the high content of Vitamin A that it contains. Dandelion is used as a mild laxative, it aids digestion and weight loss, aids the body in ridding itself of excess fluid buildup, and it aids in the removal of corns, calluses, and warts. Its ease of growing and it extreme medical benefits have earned it the prestige of being one of the preferred herbs of herbal healers, especially those in the United States. Side effects One should consult a doctor when using dandelion if any allergy symptoms, including skin irritation, occurs. Also consult a doctor about any blockage of the digestive tract, gallbladder inflammation, and gallstones, as these symptoms may be linked to dandelion usage in some people. Drug interactions Do not use dandelion if taking diuretics, drugs used for lowering blood pressure, or drugs used for lowering blood sugar. General warnings You should always consult a doctor before using herbal medicines when pregnant or nursing. People with diabetes should regularly check their blood sugar levels when using dandelion, as its use may lower blood sugar too much in some people. People who use dandelion when using a drug that lowers blood pressure have been known to have bouts of dizziness and momentary lapses into unconsciousness.

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