Queen of the Meadow

Queen of the Meadow

Queen of the Meadow: Queen of the Meadow is an herb used medicinally and claimed to be beneficial to the kidneys. Queen of the Meadow is available in supplemental capsules, tinctures, extracts, and the dried roots and flowers can be made into a tea.

Adequate Amounts Claimed As Beneficial For Conditions: Queen of the Meadow

Adequate amounts of Queen of the Meadow are claimed to be potentially beneficial for:

• Kidney infection
• Urinary tract infection
• Urinary stones
• Gout
• Enlarged prostate
• Frequent urination
• Fever
• Rheumatism

Adequate Amounts Claimed As Preventative For Conditions: Queen of the Meadow

Adequate amounts of Queen of the Meadow are claimed to be potentially preventative for:

• None

Toxicity/Overdose Risks For Supplement Or Excessive Intake: Queen of the Meadow

Excessive intake of Queen of the Meadow may involve the following risks:

• Overdose can be fatal
• Muscle weakness
• Tremors
• Not for use during pregnancy or lactation
• Do not use in children
• Possible allergic reaction in some people
• Possible interactions with other supplements and medications
• Consult with your physician and all your healthcare providers before using any supplements, herbal remedies, and alternative therapies

Queen of the Meadow: Other Names

Other names for this supplements (Queen of the Meadow) include:

• Eupatorium purpureum
• Kidneyweed
• Gravel root
• Joe Pye weed

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