What are the medical use of Red Columbine?

There are many medical uses for Red Columbine, including treatment of sore throat, headaches, fever and stomach pain. It can also be used to treat certain types of skin rash, such as poisonous ivy. Some gastrointestinal problems, urine problems and kidney problems can also be treated with Red Columbine. It usually occurs along the boundary of the wooded area in a dry or humid region, but is also located in rocky or sand places. These flowering plants are very resistant, fires are not highly affected and usually domestic livestock is not being eaten. Flowers are able to get rid of their own pesticide from their leaves, so the mistakes usually keep from them. Colibrates and bees are usually pollinated. The fruit of the plant sometimes develops later summer. It's a perennial, so it grows again every year. The herb usually grows to a height of 1 foot to 2.5 feet (30 cm to 76 cm). The flowers are red and hang down. The petals on this plant are yellow with a little bit of them at the end of themred.

Native Americans are said to use the seeds and roots of Red Columbine to treat fever, headaches and sore throat. It is said that they would crush seeds or roots and mix them with water to treat these health problems. It is also said that native Americans included the treatment of stomach pain and kidney problems when using the plant.

Red Columbine is considered useful to reduce itching of certain types of rash on the skin, including a poisonous ivy. The roots of red columbin, if they are prepared correctly, work well on the treatment of gastrointestinal problems. Cardiac conditions were also treated with this type of plant.

There are many medical uses of Red Columbine, but can also be used for other reasons. It can be added to tobacco or used in perfumes. Native Americans used this plant for ceremonies and certain varieties of this plant can be used torepel or get rid of errors.