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Uses & benefits Most famous herb for treating headaches May reduce frequency and severity of migraine headaches. Especially those that are relieved by applying warmth to the head Also headaches arising from a cold May also assists with Vertigo, the turning of the head Reduces symptoms of rheumatism an arthritic problems effectively Will help relieve painful periods and sluggish menstrual flow Can be used to speed up labour and after child birth to cleanse and tone the uterus Helps for dizziness and tinnitus Reduces fever May expel worms As a tea Pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1-2 teaspoons leaves. Infuse and strain. Drink 2-3 times a day. Use for 10 days, skip 2 days. OTHER USES Feverfew in material sachets makes a good moth repellant.For animals: Digestive problems, arthritis, breeding problems, difficult labour, retained afterbirth. Active Properties Anti-inflammatory, vasodilator, emmenagogue, bitter. Warnings Do not use during pregnancy because of the stimulant action on the womb Contains toxic substances and should not be taken in large doses Can cause gastro-intestinal distress, mouth ulcers and some allergic actions If taken for any length of time, sudden discontinuation can result in withdrawal syndrome consisting of headaches, irritability, trouble sleeping and joint pain Patients taking Warfarin or blood thinning medicine should not use feverfew It may take 1-4 months before the effects become evident
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