Difference between revisions of "Black Nightshade"

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-This is the same family as the potato, and therefore it has the same
+#redirect [[Black nightshade]]
-poisonous constituent, namely glycoalkaloid,
-and because it
-grows wild, and has very inviting black berries, it can be extremely
-dangerous to children. Tests in China have proved that it can be
-fatal even to livestock.
-However, whilst the whole plant is used medicinally after it has
-been boiled, it is the juice that is used in minute dosages in our
-ancient herbalism. It is mainly used to clear various types of fevers,
-to assist the body to pass urine, and to eliminate toxic levels in the
-system. Because of this, it is an internal aid against external
-symptoms which show themselves in the form of skin ulcers,
-rashes, boils etc. It is also a very powerful weapon in the fight
-against leucorrhoea.