Apiganos 50gr

Apiganos helps blood circulation in the pelvic organs, especially in the uterus, and may cause menstruation. It is also a local irritant and is used as an appetizer, antispasmodic, and it strengthens capillaries. Apiganos is used against hysteria and epilepsy, intestinal worms, parasites, lice, etc. 

It is also used in dysmenorrhea, tinnitus, infant colic, as a compress for eye infections, soothes headaches, and its fresh leaves can be applied as a poultice on wounds. 

Alternative medicine recommends it for phlebitis. It is used as a seasoning in salads, meat, cheeses, pulses, spinach, vegetables, mushrooms, and fish. 

Apiganos use - applications It is usually used as the whole plant or only the leaves, fresh or dried. Use apiganos carefully as its taste is very intense. Crush dry apiganos with a mortar and pestle or dissolve it with a little hot water to develop its full aroma. 

Apiganos side effects Apiganos and apiganos essential oil are very toxic in large doses and can cause dizziness, delirium, and even allergic reactions. Apiganos should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It can cause uterine contractions and miscarriages. It can cause kidney problems and irritation to the urinary system. Consumption of apiganos tea for more than 4 days can cause weakness and fainting. It can also lead to poisoning. Consumption of green leaves can cause diarrhea and swelling of the tongue. If you crush green leaves and flowers, blisters with strong burning will appear in your hand. Consumption of 25 g. green apiganos leaves causes profuse salivation, thinning of the pulses, swelling of the tongue, or even death. 

Apiganos dosage Traditional use of apiganos requires doses of 0.5 to 1 g of the herb daily or 65 mg of the essential oil. Caution: Due to its toxicity, apiganos should be taken in moderate doses. The appropriate dose of apiganos depends on various factors such as the age of the user, health, and other conditions. Currently, there is insufficient scientific evidence to determine the appropriate range of doses for apiganos. Remember that natural products are not always safe and the recommended doses should always be followed. Be sure to follow the relevant instructions on product labels and consult your pharmacist or doctor before use.