July 21, 2008
A Herb Walk
Celandine
Chelidonium
majus L.
Family: Poppy plant
toxic!
The plant may reach 30 to 1 m high. The leaves are blue-green on the bottom side
Flowering season: April to October
A stalk, being pulled off, a milky yellow juice flows out.
Where to find:
In Europe and the temperate and subarctic regions of Asia.
It grows along the wayside, walls, fences as well as hedges.
Promoted for use on the skin:
Warts:
Ringworm:
Corns:
Pull off a stalk and press the outflowing juice onto the wart
The antiviral agent supports healing.
The juice has a strongly stimulating effect.
To strengthen the eyes:
Dilute some of the juice flowing out with water. Swab the reddish juice on the eye bones. The juice drying in the opne air will strengthen the eyes.
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