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The Chinese use Calamus root for constipation and in India it is used to reduce fever, calm asthma and bronchitis, and has strong calming but energizing properties. Calamus has been regarded as an aphrodisiac in India and Egypt for at least 2,500 years.
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Calamus Root Whole (Acorus Calamus) ... Historically, many indigenous tribes of the Eastern Amazon used preparations of this root to induce shamanic states of consciousness, but it is most widely known for its powerful external analgesic properties. This is the much-coveted "purple-pink" strain of Mimosa, which is the rarest...
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Calamus Medicinal Properties & Benefits ... Certified Organic Calamus Root ... Organic Calamus Root...
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Candied Calamus Root was (and is, in some places) eaten for treating dyspepsia, heartburn, and indigestion. The dried root can be chewed as well, and is probably preferable, and equally if not more effective. ... Though it may seem odd, Calamus also excels as a relaxant, despite its stimulating properties.
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Cis-Isoasarone (beta-asarone) has cancerogenic and mutagenic or chromosome-damaging properties. Therefore it is best to use the American drug with does not have Cis-Isoasarone. Oil of calamus root is toxic to many insects and is used as an insecticide and insect repellent, including on crops;
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Acorus calamus is the botanical name of the plant more commonly known as calamus. Other common names of calamus include calamus root, ... Are these flights of pure fancy, or a vague memory of a psychoactive plant? There are hints from both hemispheres that the apparent hallucinogenic properties of calamus were made use of.
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Nov 14, 2009 ... In China Calamus Root is considered to have anti-arrhythmic hypotensive vasodilatory anti-tussive anti-bacterial and expectorant properties. ...
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The fragrant roots of this aquatic plant have been used extensively in healing traditions in both the New and Old World. Calamus was widely used among Native American tribes: the Cree chewed the root for its entheogenic and stimulant properties;
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In China, Calamus Root is considered to have anti-arrhythmic, hypotensive, vasodilatory, anti-tussive, anti-bacterial and expectorant properties. Calamus has been historically used for lack of mental focus, stomach problems, acidity, and as an aid to quit tobacco smoking. ... Calamus Root Essential Oil by Starwest Botanicals...
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Properties/Uses - Calamus Root is considered to have anti-arrhythmic, hypotensive, vasodilatory, anti-tussive, anti-bacterial and expectorant properties. Calamus has been historically used for lack of mental focus, stomach problems, acidity, and as an aid to quit tobacco smoking.
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