Kelussia

Kelussia odoratissima

Family: Apiaceae Evidence: T teadecoctionpowder

Endemic Iranian mountain herb used as both food and medicine by Bakhtiari nomads. For digestive complaints, bloating, and as sedative. Contains phthalides similar to celery. Endangered due to overharvesting from the Zagros Mountains.

Safety Profile

PregnancyInsufficient Data
BreastfeedingInsufficient Data
PediatricNot Recommended

Contraindications

Celery allergy. Kidney disease (diuretic). Pregnancy.

Interactions

Sedatives, diuretics.

Side Effects

Photosensitivity (phthalides). Allergic reactions in celery-sensitive.

Kidney: Diuretic effect.
Allergy: Celery/Apiaceae cross-reactivity.
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