Fumitory Herb Cut Dried - Herbal Collection
Fumitory Herb Cut Dried - Herbal Collection - 100 GR is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Fumitory Herb Cut Dried (Fumaria officinalis) – Product Description
Fumitory (Fumaria officinalis) is a delicate, feathery-leaved herb with small pink flowers, traditionally valued for its liver, gallbladder, skin, and digestive wellness properties. It is provided as a cut dried herb for teas and blends.
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Fumitory is renowned for its ability to support bile flow, relieve biliary and gallbladder spasms, and gently detoxify the liver. -
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Used to reduce bloating, indigestion, and to gently alleviate constipation and fullness, especially when linked to poor liver or gallbladder function. -
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Traditionally used for skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, acne, and dermatitis by promoting internal toxin removal. -
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Fumitory’s bitter compounds gently aid elimination and have a purifying action. -
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Occasionally used to clear mild respiratory congestion.
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Steep 1–2 tsp (approx. 2–3 g) of dried fumitory herb in 250 ml (1 cup) of hot water for 5–10 minutes. Strain and drink up to 2–3 times daily, best before meals for digestive or hepatic benefits. -
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Use 1 tablespoon per cup, boil for 5 minutes, steep 10 minutes, and strain. Drink for 1–2 weeks as a detoxifying regime -
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Often combined with other liver and skin-cleansing herbs (e.g., burdock, nettle, artichoke). -
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Infusion can be used as a gentle skin wash.
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: Dried aerial parts (leaves, stems, flowers) of Fumaria officinalis
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: South Africa/import; batch tested, typically non-GMO
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: Alkaloids (notably protopine), fumaric acid, flavonoids, tannins, potassium salts
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: Yes; screen for heavy metals and microbials
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: COA available from reputable domestic suppliers (as in the Organic Station and eOil.co.za)
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Safe short-term (up to 2–3 weeks). Avoid high doses or long-term daily use (alkaloids—may cause drowsiness, dermatitis, blood pressure changes in excess). -
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Not recommended—lack of safety data, may pass alkaloids through placenta or milk -
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Rare skin or systemic allergic reactions possible; discontinue if sensitivity develops. -
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Large amounts can cause convulsions, blood pressure changes, or even toxicity. -
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Not recommended under age 12 without practitioner guidance.
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Botanical Name | Fumaria officinalis |
Part Used | Flowering aerial parts, cut & dried |
Key Benefits | Liver/gallbladder function, skin & digestion, detox |
Preparation | Herbal tea, decoction, topical wash |
Main Compounds | Protopine, fumaric acid, potassium salts, flavonoids |
Typical Dose | Tea: 1–2 tsp/cup, up to 2–3x daily |
Safety | Avoid pregnancy, excessive/prolonged use, monitor allergy |
This product is not a substitute for healthcare advice. Consult your provider if using with medication, or for chronic health conditions.