Aconite Flashcards
Aconite latin
Aconitum napellus
Aconite Actions
Analgesic
Aconite Primary Indications
Topical for neuralgia, sciatica, gout
Aconite signs of toxicity
If used internally it can lead to respiratory paralysis, taccyrhythmia and death. took for tingling and numbness of mouth and tongue
Aconitum napellus common names
monkshood, wolfsbane
Aconite Family
Ranunculaceae
Aconite Part Used
Radix
Is Aconite Schedule 20 or Restricted?
Aconite is a Schedule 20 Herb
Internal or External Use?
Aconite is External Use Only
Aconite Dosage
13% 1;10 (so 1.3% of final product)
Hint
It kills dogs so don’t ingest.
Aconite Key Chemistry
Aconitins -A diterpenoid alkaloid, one of the most deadly substances known
Caution’s/Contra’s
Preg/lac/chi. Avoid on broken skin