Pulsatilla
(Anemone pulsatilla)
Also know as Pasque Flower
Botanical Information
A low-growing soft, hairy plant with basal leaves and blue to reddish-purple flowers. A member of the Buttercup family.
Working with Pulsatilla
Part(s) Used
Herb
Herb Forms
Homeopathic tablets, diluted tincture.
Pulsatilla has sedative, analgesic, and antispasmodic properties and is indicated for headache, neuralgia, dry coughs, laryngitis, mumps, and mild dizziness. Women use it for amenorrhea or dysmenorrhea, and it is sometimes taken in minute doses for premenstrual syndrome. Pulsatilla increases circulation in both men and women.
The herb is commonly used in homeopathic preparations.
Pulsatilla has a taste of BITTER and a temperature of COLD.
Cautions
Fresh plant is highly irritating and toxic.
Conditions treated with Pulsatilla
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