30 Questions
Which family does chamomile belong to?
Asteracea
What part of the chamomile plant is used for therapeutic purposes?
Flower heads
Which of the following is NOT a constituent of chamomile?
Caffeine
What is the pharmacological action of chamomile's volatile oils?
Anti-inflammatory
Which constituent of chamomile inhibits histamine release?
Azulene
What is the recommended dosage of chamomile infusion?
1-3 tsp/cup water, steep 3-5 mins, covered
What is chamomile commonly used for in topical applications?
Wound healing
What gastrointestinal disturbances is chamomile useful for?
IBS
What conditions of the gastrointestinal tract can chamomile help with?
IBD, colitis, gastritis
What conditions can chamomile be used for?
Insomnia, anxiety, restlessness
Which of the following is a potential contraindication for using the herb mentioned in the text?
Sedation could pose a risk
What is the maximum recommended weekly dosage for the tincture mentioned in the text?
1-4 ml
Which of the following is NOT a potential interaction with the herb mentioned in the text?
Antibiotics
What are the energetics of the herb mentioned in the text?
Cooling and drying
What is the recommended dosage for using the herb in a bath?
50g in 10L water
What are the folk medicine uses of the herb mentioned in the text?
Digestive tract issues
Which of the following is NOT a potential caution for using the herb mentioned in the text?
Allergy to the Asteraceae family
What is the recommended dosage for using the herb topically?
Varies depending on application
Which of the following is NOT a reference mentioned in the text?
The Herbalist's Guide by Michael Tierra
What is the recommended maximum weekly dosage for the herb mentioned in the text?
80ml
Which of the following is NOT a potential interaction with the herb mentioned in the text?
Antifungals
What is the recommended maximum weekly dosage for the tincture mentioned in the text?
4-8 ml
What is the recommended dosage for using the herb topically?
1-4 ml
What is chamomile commonly used for in topical applications?
Promoting wound healing
What are the energetics of the herb mentioned in the text?
Cooling and drying
Which family does chamomile belong to?
Asteracea
What are the medicinal uses/indications of chamomile?
All of the above
What is the recommended dosage for chamomile infusion?
1-3 tsp/cup water, steep 3-5 mins, covered
Which constituent of chamomile inhibits leukotriene B4 production in neutrophils?
Azulene
What is the pharmacological action of chamomile's volatile oils?
Inhibit lipoxygenase and cyclooxygenase activity
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