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Action Combo of P-adrenergic bronchodilator quaternary anticholinogic Dose 2 inhal qid neb 3 mL q6h Caution [C, +] Contra Peanut/soybean allergy Disp Met-dose inhaler soln for neb (DuoNeb) SE Palpitations, tach, nervousness, GI upset, dizziness, blurred vision Interactions T Effects Wf anticholinergics, including ophthalmic meds effects W/ herb jaborandi tree, pill-bearing spurge EMS See Albuterol may cause transient blurred vision/irritation... [Pg.64]

Folklore Locally, the herb is used in cases of allergy, such as eczema, hay fever and asthma. It is also used in schnapps and liqueurs (Bown, 2003). [Pg.330]

Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is commonly used for the treatment of migraine headaches, arthritis, and various type of allergies. This herb is thought to exert its pharmacological activity by... [Pg.44]

Lemiere, C., Cartier, A., Lehrer, S.B., and Malo, H. 1996. Occupational asthma caused by aromatic herbs. Allergy 51 647-649. [Pg.384]

Herb common name GI Hepatotoxic CNS Headache Cardiovascular Blood thinning Allergy Other Death... [Pg.265]

E.3 ContactedlerpfensThc sesquiterpene lactones of the Asteraceae, e.g. chrysanthemums, asters and daisies, are well-known causes of contact allergic dermatitis. Patients with such allergies should avoid (and should be advised to avoid) herbs such as Artemisia (Mugwort), Chamomile, Yarrow (Achillea). Feverfew, Echinacea-inA Arnica because of cross-sensitisation. [Pg.153]

Does this herb help your child s allergy to milk and milk products ... [Pg.109]

Park, H.S., M.J. Kim, and H.B. Moon. 1994. Occupational asthma caused by two herb materials, Dioscorea batatas and Pinellia ter-nata. Clin. Eocp. Allergy 24(6) 575-581. [Pg.661]

It is, however, true that many of the plants that enjoy broad culinary and traditional therapeutic usage are generally safe. We can safely season our food with any number of herbs to make a meal more flavorful. We can appreciate a delicious cup of peppermint leaf or rose hips tea, or safely take an herbal supplement containing dandelion root, saw palmetto berries, or any number of other herbs. Although allergies and individual reactions have been recorded for a few herbs that are widely used in foods and supplements, such individual concerns are also seen with many other foods, and do not diminish the safety profile of the many herbs that are widely regarded as safe. [Pg.1008]

Perfume allergy evaluation may be difficult. A complete perfume compound may consist of from 3 to more than 100 basic components (Fisher 1975 a), which can be classified as (1) natural products from flowers, plants, roots, herbs, woods, and gums (2) animal products and their extracts and (3) the synthetic fragrances. [Pg.357]

Chamomile is a particularly well known herb and its allergic effects, including the phenomenon of cross-sensitivity, are discussed in several books and articles. Although the plant can in fact cause allergy, the symptoms are usually anything but dramatic. [Pg.151]

Allergies Mostly allergic, pro-microbial inflammatory and bad for respiration Could be allergic, pro-microbial inflammatory and bad for respiration Depends on chemicals used The herbs used cure allergies and have antimicrobial, antiinflammatory properties... [Pg.54]

In Germany, cut herb and root used in infusion or extract for loss of appetite and dyspeptic disorders. Contraindicated in allergies to chicory or other Compositae in gallstones, only after consultation with physician (blumenthal 1). [Pg.190]

Side effects are few and are usually mild digestive problems such as nausea, heartburn, and diarrhea. No allergie reactions have been reported. There are no known interactions with any other nutritional supplement, drug, herb, or food. If chitosan is taken, it may deerease absorption. There are no reports of overdosage. Biochemical, hemostatic, and hematological measurements indicate that it is safe." The usual dose recommraided for benefit is 1200 mg. [Pg.194]


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