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MELILOT

Latin Name: Melilotus officinalis
Family: Leguminosae

Melilot is used in human herbal medicine for varicose veins and haemorrhoids. It should not be used by those taking anticoagulents. The herb should be used immediately or dried if harvested from the wild as it is toxic if spolied.

Constituents: Flavanoids, courmarins, tannins, volatile oil.

Actions: Mildly sedative and antispasmodic.

Sources: 

Melilot Herb (International) from Kalyx US

Melilot is included in the Galen's Garden's Hedgerow Herbs blend of 20 different herbs and wild plants.

Herbs and Wild Plants
Constituents and Actions
Agrimony | Avens | Borage | Calendula | Cats Claw | Celery | Chanca Piedra | Chickweed | Chicory | Cleavers | Coltsfoot | Comfrey | Cornsilk | Dandelion | Echinacea | Elder Flower | Fennel | Fenugreek | Garlic | Goats Rue | Golden Rod | Groundsel | Inula | Lemon Balm | Maca | Mallow | Marshmallow | Meadowsweet | Melilot | Milk Thistle | Mouse Ear | Nettles | Parsley | Plantain | Raspberry Leaf | Red Clover | Rosehip | Shepherds Purse | Suma | Valerian | Yarrow

Herb uses, myths and herb/drug interactions
From Harvard Medical School's Consumer Health Information