Rue

Origin

- Native to Arabia with migration to other central locations

- Obtained from the rue familius species

- Traditionally only flowers and leaves are gathered leaving the rest of the plant still in the ground

Preparation

- Caution should be used in pregnancy due to stimulation of bleeding and possible complications up to and including the loss of a baby

- Uses for relieving aches and pains of general nature along with various soothing functions in settling the stomach

- Mainline in treatment of worry conditions

- Can be consumed in the food in limited amounts

- Too much amounts causes kidney injury, stomach pain, vomiting, breathing issues, with death soon to follow

- Topical application linked to an outbreak of rashes when used without combination

- Cooking the plant recommended prior to consuming

- Lesser effects include cramping and sleep, with a loss of balance that follows

- Combinations with mint for best possible results