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Nom latin : Chenopodium ambrosioïdes. Synonyme : Chenopodium anthelminticum.Nom français :Anserine, chénopode vermifuge, Thé du Mexique, herbe aux vers. Nom anglais :chenopodium.
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Chenopodium ambrosioïdes est
une plante herbacée dressée, annuelle ou vivace de 30 cm à 1 m de haut, à
tige rameuse plus ou moins pubescente et dégageant une odeur lorsqu'on la
froisse.
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Localisation Origine |
Chenopodium ambrosioïdes est une plante originaire d'Amérique centrale ; elle est naturalisée dans diverses régions chaudes et tempérées du globe. Au Sénégal, Chenopodium ambrosioïdes est faiblement réparti.
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Propriétés Utilisations
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En Afrique du Nord, l'infusé aqueux des feuilles est recommandé comme digestif, stimulant, stomachique et antiasthmatique. Aux Antilles, l'infusion de la plante entière dans de l'eau est indiquée dans le traitement des parasitoses intestinales, de l'indigestion, de la fatigue, des palpitations, de la dysenterie et de l'asthme. Aussi un cataplasme de feuilles fraîches soignerait les plaies A
la Réunion, la plante est utilisée comme vermifuge.
Pour cela, écraser la plante pour extraire le jus qu'il faut mélanger à du
sucre et absorber le tout en une seule fois le matin à jeun. On peut aussi
battre dans l'huile. Il élimine ainsi les petits vers ronds qui démangent la
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De même famille |
Famille : Chenopodiaceae Genre : Chenopodium Autres espèces :
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