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Belladonna

Atropa belladonna L.

nervous system

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Quick Facts

Part UsedLeaf, Root
Categorynervous system
Primary UseBiliary Spasm
SafetyCaution Advised

Also known as Deadly Nightshade. It is the source of the drug atropine. A potent anticholinergic and antispasmodic, it's used for spasms, colic, and as a mydriatic (pupil dilator). Highly toxic.

Anticholinergic
Antispasmodic
Myorelaxant
Analgesic
Mydriatic
Treats: Biliary Spasm
Treats: Colic
Treats: Gastric Ulcer
Treats: Asthma
Treats: Parkinson's
Treats: Motion Sickness
Treats: Pain
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Part Used:Leaf, Root

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Healing Properties

AnticholinergicAntispasmodicMyorelaxantAnalgesicMydriatic

Treats & Supports

Biliary Spasm
Colic
Gastric Ulcer
Asthma
Parkinson's
Motion Sickness
Pain

Important Safety Information

POISONOUS (XXX). Extremely toxic. Do not use outside of professional medical care. Contraindicated in glaucoma, prostate adenoma, and tachycardic arrhythmias.

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