Solanum aviculare
Aboriginal plant used for rheumatic joint swelling and skin conditions. Contains solasodine, a precursor for industrial steroid hormone production.
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Unripe fruit is toxic. Contains solanine alkaloids.
Discontinue before surgery.
Toxicity from unripe fruit; GI distress, neurological effects.
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Standardized extracts are concentrated — do not exceed recommended doses. They may interact differently with medications than whole-herb preparations. Consult a healthcare provider if taking medications.
Follow manufacturer storage instructions. Typically store cool, dry, and away from light.
Fresh or dried herbs, Clean cloth or gauze, Hot water, Bowl
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FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY. Do not apply to open wounds unless specifically indicated. Discontinue if skin irritation occurs. Some herbs (Arnica, Comfrey) should never be used on broken skin.
Make fresh each time. Do not store prepared poultices.