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MF2628 Skullcap

by Rhonda Janke

  • Published Date: May 2004
This plant is of interest to herbalists as a tincture to treat nervous disorders, and contains scutellarin, a flavonoid compound with confirmed sedative and antispasmodic qualities.
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