Angelica: Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight Horseradish: Contraindicated with inflammation of the gastric Arnica: Do not use on open wounds or broken skin mucosa and with kidney disorders; not to be used on children under 4 Black Walnut:Prolonged use is not advised due to the presence Icelandic Moss: Contraindicated in gastro-duodenal ulcers due to of significant quantities of juglone, a known mutagen in animals. mucosa-irritating property.
Bladderwrack: Therapeutic use is not recommended in hyper- Juniper Berry: Not for use exceeding 4-6 weeks in succession; thyroidism, long term therapeutic use is not recommended. contraindicated in inflammatory kidney disease. Bloodroot: May cause nausea and vomiting. Kava Kava: Do not exceed recommended dose Boldo: Contraindicated in serious liver conditions and obstruction Kelp:Therapeutic use is not recommended in hyperthyroidism; long of the bile buct; in persons with gallstones; use under superviosion of a term use not recommended, take with adequate liquid. qualified practitioner. Licorice: Not for prolonged use or high doses except under supervi- Buckthorne: Do not use this product if you have abdominal pain or diarrhea. sion of a qualified health practitioner; contraindicated for diabetes and Consult a health care provider prior to use if you are pregnant or nursing. in hypertension, liver disorders, severe kidney insufficiency, and Discontinue use in the event of diarrhea or watery stools. Do not exceed hypokalemia; may potentiate potassium depletion of thiazide diuretics recommended dose. Not for long term use. Not for children under 12. and stimulant laxatives, as well as the action of cardiac glycosides and Bugleweed: Contraindicated in thyroid enlargement or hypothyroid and in cortisol. simultaneous administration of other thyroid treatment. Lobelia: May cause nausea and vomiting, do not take in large doses Cascara Sagrada: Same as buckthorne guideline Lomatium: May cause skin rashes when used internally Cayenne: Contraindicated on injured skin or near eyes. Maidenhair Fern: Large doses will induce vomiting Celandine: Not to be used by children Mistletoe: Contraindicated in protein hypersensitivity and chronic Celery: Individuals with renal disorders whould use with caution. progressive infections such as tuberculosis and AIDS; do not exceed Chaste Tree: May counter the effectiveness of birth control pills. recommended dose Dandelion Root: Contraindicated in blockage of the bile ducts, acute gall Mustard: Therapeutic external use not to exceed 2 weeks, not for bladder inflammation, and intestinal blockage. children under 6; contraindicated with kidney disorders. Devils Claw: Contraindicated in gastric and duodenal ulcers Myrrh: Contraindicated in excessive uterine bleeding Dulse: Therapeutic use is not recommended in hyperthyroidism, long term Safflower: Contraindicated with hemorrhagic disease or peptic ulcers use is not recommended. Senna: Same as Buckthorne guideline Ephedra: Contraindicated in anorexia, bulimia and glaucoma. Seek advice St. Johns Wort: May potentiate pharmaceutical MAO inhibitors from a health care provider prior to use is you are pregnant or nursing, or if Shavegrass: Contraindicated in cardiac or renal dysfunction, not you have high blood pressure, heart or thyroid disease, diabetes, difficulty in recommended for children urination due to prostate enlargement, or if taking a MAO inhibitor or any Sheep Sorrel: Use cautiously if have history of kidney stones other prescription drug. Reduce or discontinue use if nervousness, tremor, Shepards Purse: Use cautiously if have history of kidney stones. sleeplessness, loss of appetite, or nausea occur. Not intended for use if Soapbark: Do not exceed recommended dose under 18 years of age. Keep out of reach of children. Turmeric: Therapeutic quantities should not be taken by people with Eucalyptus: Contraindicated in inflammatory diseases of the bile ducts and bile duct obstructioin or gall stones or stomach ulcers or hyperacidity. gastrointestinal tract and in severe liver diseases; do not use eucalyptus prepar- Uva Ursi: Contraindicated in kidney disorders, irritated digestive ations on areas of face and especially the nose in infants and young children. conditions, and with acidic urine or in conjunction with remedies which Flax Seed: Take with 150 ml(6 oz) of liquid; not for use w/bowel obstruction. produce acidic urine; not for prolonged use. Foti Root: Contraindicated with diarrhea; prepared root and stem may cause Watercress: Contraindicated in cases of gastric and duodenal ulcers, gastric distress, raw root is cathartic. inflammatory kidney disorders, not for children under 4. Gentian: Contraindicated in gastric and duodenal ulcers and when gastric White Oak Bark: Do not use externally if have extensive skin damage irritation and inflammation are present. Yellowdock: Use cautiously if have a history of kidney stones Ginger: If have gallstones, consult a practitioiner prior to using therapeutically. Yohimbe: Contraindicated in existing liver and kidney diseases and in Gingko: May potentiate pharmaceutical MAO inhibitors. chronic inflammation of the sexual organs or prostate gland; not Ginseng Panax: Contraindicated for hypertension recommended for excessive or long term use; may potentiate pharma- Golden Rod: Consult a practioner if have chronic kidney disorders. ceutical MAO inhibitors. Guar Gum: Take with at least 250 ml (8 oz) of liquid; contraindicated in bowel obstruction Hops: Do not use if depressed
