Agrimony

Evidence for Agrimony's efficacy is based on long-standing traditional use, with insufficient clinical trial data to support well-established medical claims.

Benefits

Astringent
anti-inflammatory
and mild antidiarrheal
traditionally supports digestive
mucosal
and skin health.

Key compounds

Tanninsflavonoids (quercetinluteolinapigenin)phenolic acidstriterpenoidscatechinthiaminecholinenicotinic acid

May help with

Traditionally used for mild diarrhea
mild inflammation of the mouth and throat
minor skin inflammation
and small superficial wounds.

Best for these goals

Astringentanti-inflammatoryand mild antidiarrhealtraditionally supports digestivemucosaland skin health.

How to use it

Herbal teas, gargles, topical liquids, bath additives

Evidence level

Traditional

Cautions & interactions

Not recommended for children under 12, during pregnancy or lactation due to insufficient data; may cause sun sensitivity. | Interactions: No major interactions documented; use standard caution.

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