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Most of the available information on the traditional western uses of Sweet Flag focuses on its use as a digestive bitter and carminative used for treating cramps and flatulent colic. As such, Calamus Root stimulates digestive secretions and peristalsis, and expels gas.
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www.herbcraft.org/calamus.html
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Calamus; a versatile and ancient root, called by many different names and used throughout many different cultures, is one of the more intriguing ethnobotanicals we offer at the shop. ... In fact, the Cheyenne use Calamus Americanus roots as a powerful incense in sweat lodge ceremonies. If one tosses pieces ... Calamus Root Pieces...
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www.shamansgarden.com/c-24-calamus-root.aspx
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The traditional use of calamus was to "open the orifices" to allow the inner spirit to reach out to the world. Chinese physicians of antiquity reported that calamus "vaporized phlegm," but the word they used refers to not just physical phlegm but also the "residues" of difficult emotions. ... Return to Calamus Root and Powder...
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www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/calamus.php
www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/calamus.php
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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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In Nepal the spicy rhizomes are used as incense called “bojho”. In reviewing the active components of calamus root, ... The FDA bans the internal use of calamus preparations containing beta-asarone on the grounds that isolated and concentrated beta-asarone has demonstrated carcinogenic activity in the laboratory.
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www.basementshaman.com/calrootexold.html
www.basementshaman.com/calrootexold.html
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Calamus Root; Acorus calamus ... Since the root does grow in water, this plant must have a mighty fire to stimulate and warm under such conditions. ... Calamus root has been used in North America by native peoples for various purposes, from medicine to snuff. The active part of the plant is the root, which contains asarone.
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www.alchemy-works.com/herb_calamus.html
www.alchemy-works.com/herb_calamus.html
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; Terms & Definitions CALAMUS ROOT ... DO NOT USE WATER ON BURNING MATERIAL. COOL CONTAINERS EXPOSED TO HEAT WITH WATER. ... USE AN ABSORBENT MATERIAL FOR A SPILL ELIMIATE ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION.
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Botanical Name : ACORUS CALAMUS ; Common Name : CALAMUS, SWEET-FLAG, SWEET ROOT, BACH ; Part Used : DRIED RHIZOME ; Habitat : North Temperate and subtropical regions upto 2200m altitude in Himalayas.
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www.ayurveda-herbal-remedy.com/indian-herbs/calamus.htm...
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Traditional medicine includes use of the rhizome, and the herb's main traditional uses include therapy for colic, dyspepsia, and flatulence (1) . In Ayurveda there is major use of calamus for diseases of the kidney and liver, eczema, rheumatism, and enhancement of memory. ... Liptadenta Reticulata Jivanti Ext Root...
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www.alibaba.com/catalog/12316856/Calamus_Root.html
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