PLANTS, THEIR PROPERTIES, YOUR BALANCE.

THE SOLÉA HERBARIUM

900 plants to discover.

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35 plants to discover1–24 · Listed from A to Z
Rosaceae

Agrimonia eupatoria L.

Agrimony

DigestionMouth & throat

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional local use for minor inflammation of the mouth or skin and superficial wounds.

Traditional use

Blood in the stool, dehydration or worsening symptoms: seek medical advice.

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Family not detailed in the references for this profile.

Rosa gallica L.

Apothecary's rose

SkinMouth & throat

Under “ Skin ”: Use of the monographed group; the source does not demonstrate a benefit specific to each species.

Traditional use

The petal monograph does not validate the essential oil or hydrosol.

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Apiaceae

Centella asiatica (L.) Urb.

Asiatic pennywort

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional local use to promote their healing.

Traditional use

Documented external care; no oral use proposed.

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Not specified in the sources consulted.

Solanum dulcamara

Bittersweet

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional external use of older stems in a defined preparation. This information does not justify any ingestion.

Traditional use

An information profile on a plant with risks; do not ingest.

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Asteraceae

Calendula officinalis L.

Calendula — pot marigold

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use for minor skin inflammation and to support the healing of small wounds.

Traditional use

Allergies are possible. Seek medical advice for signs of infection, worsening or persistence beyond one week.

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Not specified in the sources consulted.

Symphytum officinale

Common comfrey

JointsSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional external use of defined preparations for minor sprains and bruises.

Traditional use

Brief external use only, according to the package leaflet; no herbal tea.

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Onagraceae

Oenothera biennis L.

Common evening primrose

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional oral use of the oil; clinical evidence is insufficient for general efficacy.

Traditional use

This monograph does not validate promises of hormone regulation or help with childbirth.

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Not specified in the sources consulted.

Salvia officinalis

Common sage

DigestionMouth & throat

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use for minor inflammation of the mouth, throat or skin.

Traditional use

Essential oil: unfavorable benefit–risk balance according to the EMA; do not ingest.

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Juglandaceae

Juglans regia L.

Common walnut

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional local use for minor skin inflammation and excessive sweating of the hands or feet.

Traditional use

External use in adults, for no more than one week without medical advice.

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Family not detailed in the references for this profile.

Rosa × damascena Mill.

Damask rose

SkinMouth & throat

Under “ Skin ”: Use of the monographed group; the source does not demonstrate a benefit specific to each species.

Traditional use

The petal monograph does not validate the essential oil or hydrosol.

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Lamiaceae

Origanum dictamnus L.

Dittany of Crete

DigestionRespiratory comfort

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional local use for minor irritations and bruises.

Traditional use

Seek medical advice if a cough lasts longer than one week or digestive discomfort longer than two weeks.

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Not specified in the sources consulted.

Trigonella foenum-graecum

Fenugreek

DigestionSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use for minor skin inflammation.

Traditional use

Its status as a spice does not validate concentrated intake.

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Equisetaceae

Equisetum arvense L.

Field horsetail

Urinary comfortSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional external use of suitable preparations.

Traditional use

Identify Equisetum arvense precisely; do not harvest based on a photo alone.

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Family not detailed in the references for this profile.

Viola arvensis Murray

Field pansy

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Use of the monographed group; the source does not demonstrate a benefit specific to each species.

Traditional use

An extensive or infected lesion requires examination.

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Asteraceae

Matricaria recutita L.

German chamomile

DigestionSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use of suitable preparations for minor inflammation and superficial wounds.

Traditional use

Allergies to Asteraceae; precautions differ by form. Seek medical advice if symptoms last more than a week.

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Asteraceae

Arctium lappa L.

Greater burdock

Urinary comfortDigestion

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional uses for temporary loss of appetite and seborrhoeic skin conditions; no promise of curing acne.

Traditional use

Fever, urinary pain or worsening symptoms: seek medical advice.

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Family not detailed in the references for this profile.

Oenothera grandiflora L’Hér.

Large-flowered evening primrose

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use of the oil; trials do not allow efficacy against eczema to be asserted.

Traditional use

This oil is not a proven treatment for eczema.

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Anacardiaceae

Pistacia lentiscus L.

Mastic tree

DigestionSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional external use for minor inflammation and to support superficial wound healing.

Traditional use

Does not replace treatment of an infection or a gastrointestinal ulcer.

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Family not detailed in the references for this profile.

Melaleuca dissitiflora F.Muell.

Melaleuca dissitiflora

Skin

Under “ Skin ”: Use of the monographed group; the source does not demonstrate a benefit specific to each species.

Traditional use

Essential oil: do not swallow.

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Asteraceae

Arnica montana L.

Mountain arnica

Minor achesSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional use for bruises, sprains and localized pain; trials do not demonstrate universal efficacy.

Traditional use

External use only. Seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or persist beyond a few days.

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Burseraceae

Commiphora molmol Engler

Myrrh

Mouth & throatSkin

Under “ Skin ”: Traditional uses for minor mouth ulcers/inflammation, small wounds and minor boils.

Traditional use

Seek medical advice if symptoms persist for more than one week or worsen.

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