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• For general uterine health, false unicorn root, dong quai and blue cohosh.
• Cress, foam flowers, blue cohosh, and occasionally orchids are found.
• NOSTRUMS : A Black Cloud Over Blue Cohosh
• A North American plant, blue cohosh is also known as blueberry root, papoose root and squawroot.
• Today most of the bluff is covered by mesic forest dominated by blue cohosh grow in the shade.
• These include blue cohosh, Solomon's seal, Canada violet, purple trillium, wild stonecrop, trout lily, dwarf ginseng, and white baneberry.
• Besides pennyroyal, she said, callers ask about herbs such as blue cohosh, black cohosh, tansy and even high doses of parsley.
• _Black cohosh ( Cimicifuga racemosa ), blue cohosh ( Caulophyllum thalictroides ), Dong quai ( Angelica sinensis ) : Contain estrogen-like chemicals.
• Herbs that may be helpful would include false unicorn root, chastetree, peony, black cohosh, blue cohosh, dong quai, golden seal and saw palmetto.
• These include white baneberry, northern maidenhair fern, spikenard, blue cohosh, foamflower, false Solomon's seal, purple trillium, and wild green frogs, wood ducks, and snapping turtles.
• Jenkins readily spots ramp, a wild onion, and blue cohosh, with its distinctive doll's-eye berries ( red, with black and white " eyes " ).
• For example, he harvested some blue cohosh seeds before they were fully ripe one year, only to discover that they germinated faster _ in two years, versus three.
• Dr . Victor Herbert, a professor of medicine at Mount Sinai and the Bronx Veterans Administration Medical Centers, said blue cohosh contains two powerful and potentially hazardous ingredients, N-methylcytisine and caulosaponin.
• Herbal medicine is effective using these herbs : hemidesmus, chastetree, peony, rehmannia, wild yam, poke root, calendula, thuja, blue cohosh, false unicorn root, dandelion root, St Mary's thistle, schisandra and nettles.
• The study, reported this month in The Journal of Natural Products, found that blue cohosh produced significant birth defects in rats, resulting in nerve damage, twisted tails and poor or absent eye development.
• Blue cohosh, an herbal dietary supplement that has long been used by midwives and American Indians to induce labor and is sold over the counter as a menstrual remedy, may be dangerous for women of childbearing age, a new study suggests.
• Dr . John H . Cardellina, a vice president for the Council for Responsible Nutrition, a trade association for the dietary supplement industry, says blue cohosh is not widely used in America and has never been highly recommended for menstrual use.