- What is camphor for?
- Camphor Properties
- How to use camphor
- Side effects of camphor
- Camphor contraindications
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Camphor is a medicinal plant, also known as Camphor, Garden Camphor, Alcanfor, Garden Camphor or Camphor, widely used in muscle or skin problems.
The scientific name of the camphor is Artemisia Camphorata Vill and can be purchased in health food stores, drugstores and in some open markets and markets.
What is camphor for?
Camphor serves to help treat heart and neurological problems, muscle pain, bruises, wounds, insect bites and rheumatism.
Camphor Properties
The properties of camphor include its antiepileptic, antinevragal, anti-rheumatic, antiseptic, decongestant, soothing and sedative action.
How to use camphor
The parts of camphor used are its branches, leaves and roots to make teas, infusions or poultices.
- Camphor infusion: place 4 camphor leaves in 1 cup of boiling water and let stand for 10 minutes. Strain and drink 3 cups a day.
Side effects of camphor
No side effects of camphor were found.
Camphor contraindications
Camphor is contraindicated for pregnant women, breastfeeding women or young children.
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