Poison Nut (Strychnos nux-vomica)
Unsafe with pregnancy
This refer to the poisonous nut of the strychnine tree that grows in Asia. When processed, it is believed that small amounts given to individuals can improve some aspects of their health and wellbeing
Caution
Ingestion of unprocessed nuts can kill
Use of prepared nux vomica can have some side effects:
- Restlessness
- Drowsiness
- Seizures and convulsions
- Breathing problems
- Liver failure
Accidental poisoning is usually caused by inhaling the powder or absorption through the skin
Therapy for:
Cancer
Heart disease
Erectile dysfunction
Male infertility and impotence
Menstrual problems
Inflammatory conditions
Bloating and heartburn
Hangover
Mental strain
Comments
Most cultures and societies consider it unwise to ingest confirmed and unregulated poisons as a means of treating illnesses or improving wellbeing
It is used by humans in killing animals, either as bait or as arrow poisons
It is listed as a chemical hazard in some countries
Discuss your health concerns and symptoms with your healthcare giver
The dangers of poison ingestion
Unsafe with diabetes
Unsafe with children
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