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ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra
ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra
ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra
ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra

ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra

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ARENARIA RUBRA (red spergulaire, also called sabline red, or Spergula Spergularia rubra rubra) PLANT CUT IPHYM Arenaria rubra

ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT IPHYM Herbalism Arenaria rubra

Latin name: Arenaria rubra L., Lepigonum rubrum Wahlberg, Spergula rubra (L.) D.Dietr, Spergularia campestris (L.) Ascherson, Spergularia longipes Dietrich.

Family: Caryophyllaceae

Common Names: spergulaire red, red sabline, stone breaker, Spergularia rubra rubra or Spergula

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Properties ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

Red spergulaire, also called sabline red Spergularia rubra rubra or Spergula is an annual or biennial herbaceous plant of the family Caryophyllaceae

The Arenaria rubra is an excellent diuretic, antiseptic and sedative.

Indications and Uses of ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

Commonly called stone breaker by herbalists as capable of dissolving kidney stones. It is a plant commonly used against urinary tract diseases, affections of the bladder (cystitis), and renal colic, which soothes pain.

Cons-indications with ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

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Dosage of ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

40 grams per liter of water decoction. Boil 5 minutes. Take 3 cups a day.

Precautions with ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

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Recommended associations with ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

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Botanical description ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

Basal leaves in rosette loose.
Slender stems spread
Pink Flowers (3 mm) shorter than the sepals petals.
fruit capsule

Pharmacology ARENARIA RUBRA (Sabline) PLANT CUT

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