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Why is greater celandine so exceptional? Greater celandine (Chelidonium majus) is an ancient medicinal herb that has traditionally been used for the natural treatment of warts, corns, calluses and other benign skin growths. Its characteristic orange sap contains a number of bioactive compounds with antiviral and keratolytic effects.
Main effects of celandine sap:
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destruction of viruses (especially HPV) that cause warts
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effective exfoliation of hardened skin
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anti-inflammatory and regenerative effect
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supporting the growth of healthy skin after treatment
How to safely harvest and use the plant
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Identifying the plant: It occurs on the edges of paths, gardens and fences. You can recognize it by its yellow flowers and the orange sap that appears when the stem is broken.
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Harvesting the sap: Break a fresh stem and collect the sap, for example with a cotton swab.
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Application:
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Wash the skin and dry it.
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Apply the sap directly to the wart.
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Repeat twice daily for 2–6 weeks.
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Home tips for better results
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Protect the surrounding skin with petroleum jelly.
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Use only fresh extract.
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Store in the refrigerator for no more than 24 hours.
Safety first
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Do not use on mucous membranes or open wounds.
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For sensitive individuals, perform a tolerance test.
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Do not ingest; larger doses may be toxic.
Conclusion
Greater celandine is a powerful helper that, when used correctly, can help with a range of skin problems naturally. Follow our site for more herbal tips and share the article with friends!
