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What is botanical name for white bryony?
The botanical name for white bryony is Bryonia dioica.
What is the Latin name of byronia?
Byronia Alba and Bryonia diocia. B. Alba is most commonly used in homeopathic healing, it is a toxic plant in the gourd family.
What is bryonia c6?
Bryonia C6 refers to a homeopathic remedy derived from the Bryonia alba plant, commonly known as white bryony. In homeopathy, the "C6" indicates that the remedy has been diluted to a potency of 6 centesimal dilutions, meaning it has been diluted in a 1:100 ratio six times. Bryonia is often used to treat conditions involving dryness and inflammation, such as respiratory issues, joint pain, and digestive problems. However, its effectiveness and the principles of homeopathy are subjects of debate in the medical community.
What is bryonia Alba 6x?
It's a placebo. It's water sold as a medicine.
Which homeopathy medicine to be used for cough and cold for your 6 years old son?
Bryonia 30
Can you give bryonia to your horse your horse who has lymphangitis?
npe differenet DNA so dieseases dont pass
What is a Homeopathic remedy for pain in legs?
Its depends upon the case, but the common drugs you can use Bryonia, rhus tox, Ruta.
What are the common names of byronia?
Bryonia is also called devil's turnip, common bryony, white bryony, or wild hops.
What are the physical characteristics of byronia?
Bryonia is a perennial climbing vine with red berries, white flowers, and a thick, white, fleshy taproot, or primary root.
Where is byronia grown?
Bryonia is a native European perennial climbing vine with red berries, white flowers, and a thick, white, fleshy taproot, or primary root.
Who is the goddess of vines?
Ampelos the nymph of the vine, including the wild grape (Vitis silvestris), bryony (Bryonia creticus), black bryony (Tamus communis) and the wrack (Fucus volubilis).
What is French common name for Solena heterophylla?
Scientific name: Solena heterophylla ,French name: Bryonia hétérophylle,English name: Clasping-stemmed solena
