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Why is a coltsfoot called a coltsfoot?
The herb Coltsfoot is shaped like a coltsfoot. Therefore the name.
What is the recommended external dosage of coltsfoot?
A poultice of flowers is sometimes applied to the skin to treat eczema, stings, bites, and skin inflammations.
What are the drug interactions associated with coltsfoot use?
There are no studies of the interactions of coltsfoot with conventional pharmaceuticals or other herbal remedies.
What diseases does it treat?
State what it is.
Why do we use human embryos to treat some diseases?
They do not treat all diseases. For the diseases they can treat the embryonic cells can provide replacements for the failing (or entirely missing) cells that due to their absence cause the disease.
What are the medicinal actions of coltsfoot?
Anti-inflammatory.
What does coltsfoot leaves look like?
Coltsfoot leaves resemble, well, a colt's foot. The size of the plant and the color of its flowers are both similar to a dandelion. The best factor I know of identifying coltsfoot is that, unlike dandelions, the flowers appear long before the leaves.
What are the side effects associated with using coltsfoot?
Coltsfoot is believed to increase the incidence of liver damage and cancerous liver tumors in both laboratory animals and humans.
What is coltsfoot?
It eases cats' coughs when they breath in smoke.
How do you treat diseases caused by bacteria?
With antibiotics.
What are the diseases barley grass is said to treat?
Barley grass is said to treat skin diseases, hepatitis, asthma, anemia, diabetes, arthritis and obesity.
What diseases does blessed thistle treat?
Acne, cold sores, and such skin diseases as psoriasis.
