Meadowsweet

Meadowsweet

Meadowsweet: Meadowsweet is an herb used medicinally that contains an aspirin-like compound called salicylic acid. Meadowsweet is claimed to have many properties and is available in supplements.

Adequate Amounts Claimed As Beneficial For Conditions: Meadowsweet

Adequate amounts of Meadowsweet are claimed to be potentially beneficial for:

• Rheumatism
• Diarrhea
• Gastric acidity

Adequate Amounts Claimed As Preventative For Conditions: Meadowsweet

Adequate amounts of Meadowsweet are claimed to be potentially preventative for:

• None

Toxicity/Overdose Risks For Supplement Or Excessive Intake: Meadowsweet

Excessive intake of Meadowsweet may involve the following risks:

• Rye's syndrome
• Not for use by people with allergies to aspirin, bleeding disorders, ulcers, liver disease, diabetes, or kidney disease
• Not for use by children
• Not for use during pregnancy or lactation
• Possible allergic reaction in some people
• Possible interactions with other supplements and medications
• Consult with your healthcare provider before using any supplements, herbal remedies, and alternative therapies

Meadowsweet: Other Names

Other names for this supplements (Meadowsweet) include:

• Filipendula ulmaria
• Dropwort
• Queen of the meadow

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