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Information About The Herb Rue Botanical Name: Ruta graveolens Plant Family: Rutacaea Common Names: Ave-grace, Common Rue, Garden Rue, German Rue, Herb of Grace, Herbygrass Origin: Southern Europe History: The name Ruta is from the Greek reuo, which means 'to set free'. It was used by the ancients, and Hipprocates especially recommends it. Turner mentions Rue in his Herbal of 1562. In Iraq it was given to soldiers to instill courage. Tradition:
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Medicinal Parts Used: Herb Rue is used for: Blood Conditions
Brain and Nervous System Conditions
Cardiovascular Conditions
Eyesight
Female Conditions
Gastrointestinal Conditions
Genitourinary Conditions
Inflammatory Conditions
Parasitic Conditions
Respiratory Conditions
Other
Rue is used in small amounts to expel poisons from the system, such as from bites of:
Externally Rue is used for:
Action:
Caution: Rue should not be
Rue Oil
Juices from the fresh plant may cause:
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