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Information about the herb Evening Primrose Oenothera
biennis , also known as Field Primrose is part of the Onagraceae plant family. It is found throughout
North America, east of the Rockies to the Atlantic. Botanical Name: Oenothera biennis Plant Family: Onagraceae Common Names: Common Evening Primrose, Fever Plant, Field Primrose, King's Cureall, Night Willow-herb, Primrose, Scabish, Scurvish, Sun Drop, Tree Primrose History: The large flowers are a fine yellow color with a delicate fragrance and usually open between 6 and 7 o'clock in the evening, hence the name Evening Primrose The generic name is derived from oinos, 'wine' and thera, 'a hunt' Medicinal Parts Used: The whole plant, including bark Evening Primrose oil is used for: Brain and Nervous System Conditions
Cardiovascular Conditions
Female Conditions
Gastrointestinal Conditions
Liver Conditions
Respiratory Tract Conditions
Other
Externally it can be used for:
Action:
Drug Interactions: Do not use Evening Primrose without first talking to your practitioner or healthcare provider if your taking any of the following medications:
Global Herbal Supplies has Evening Primrose available in the following forms:
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