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Disease Information for Red clover blossom/sprout herbal/intake
- Clinical Manifestations
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- Bloody diarrhea
- Stool color/appearance abnormal
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- Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased
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- DRUG-Herbal Adaptogen Anti-Stress claims
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- DRUG-Herbal Anti-Oxidant/Free radical claims
- DRUG-Herbal Blood-thinner/anticoagulant claims
- DRUG-Herbal Helps Hot flashes/non-estrogenic
- DRUG-Herbal Improves appetite claims
- DRUG-Herbal Liver health/bile flow claims
- DRUG-Herbal Sedative/Insomnia/tranquilizer claims
- DRUG-Herbal Skin/eczema health claims
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- DRUG-Herbal Unction Antiseptic
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- Toxin
- TOXIN/Mild toxicty syndrome/usual
- Synonyms
- Synonym
- Iintake, Red clover blossom sprout herbal, Herbal brand MenoLeve (PharmAssure/Rite Aid), Herbal brand Menopause formula (cameron) mix, Herbal name Ledum, Herbal name Polygala amara, Herbal name Populus species, Herbal name Potentilla anserina, Herbal name Potentilla erecta, Herbal name Trifolium pratense, Herbal synonym Cowgrass:, Herbal synonym Pavine clover:
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- DRUG-Herbal Anti-Cancer claims
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- DRUG-Herbal Bone health/osteoporosis claims
- DRUG-Herbal Bronchitis/expectorant claim
- DRUG-Herbal Helps Carpal tunnel syndrome/claims
- DRUG-Herbal Helps Dry-cough claims
- DRUG-Herbal Helps Menopause/Hot flashes claims
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- DRUG-Herbal Helps Sinusitis/chronic claims
- DRUG-Herbal Prostate/congestion/BPH claims
- DRUG-Herbal Unction/Abrasions/burns/dermatitis claim
- Drug Dosage
- DRUG-Herbal Contains Phytoestrogens
- DRUG-Herbal Contains Vitamin B6/Pyridoxine:
- DRUG-Herbal Extract used
- DRUG-Herbal Flower/tops most active/useful
- DRUG-Herbal May worsen hay fever
- DRUG-Herbal Rated generally safe
- DRUG-Herbal TOXIC in pregnancy:
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