| Scientific: | Centella asiatica |
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| Other: | Gotu Kola |
| Family: | Apiaceae |
Dermatologic
• wounds (internal or topical)
• acne scars
• burns
• bruises
• leg ulcers
• pressure ulcers
• chronic skin conditions
• psoriasis
• scleroderma
• gastic ulcers
• hemorrhoids
• cellulite
Cardiovascular
• varicose veins
CNS
• attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
• poor cognitive function
Other
• lymphedema
• leishmaniasis
• Vulnerary
• Anxiolytic
• Nervine
• Nootropic
• Antiinflammatory
• Antiulcerogenic
• Diuretic
• Triterpenoid Saponins (Asiaticoside)
• Volatile Oils
• Flavonoids
• Infusion (dried herb): 0.6 g tid
Pregnancy and lactation: Avoid use as safety has not yet been established.
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