Scientific: | Turnera aphrodisiaca |
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Other: | Damiana |
Family: | Passifloraceae |
Synonym: | Turnera microphylla |
Reproductive
• decreased libido
• impotence
Urinary
• inflammation and irritation of GU tract
• urinary tract infectin (UTI)
• irritable bladder
• enuresis
• incontinence
• renal colic
Respiratory
• wet cough
• asthma
• bronchitis
CNS
• various mood disorders
- anxiety
- depression
• Male Tonic
• Antidepressant
• Nervine
• Tonic
• Diuretic
• Antitussive
• Expectorant
• Laxative
• Essential Oils
• Phenolics Gylcosides
• Flavonoids
• Liquid extract (1:2): 0.5-1 ml tid
• Infusion (dried herb): 2-4 g tid
Generally considered safe when used as indicated.
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