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JAMAICA DOGWOOD

Other Common Name: Jamaican dogwood
Botanical Names: Piscidia erythrina, Piscidia piscipula#
Family: Leguminosae
Plant Part Used: Root bark

# Alternative name.

Adopted by the American Herbal Products Association as the new botanical name.1

PRESCRIBING INFORMATION

Actions Analgesic, spasmolytic, mild sedative
Potential Indications

Contraindications Pregnancy, bradycardia, cardiac insufficiency2 Warnings and Precautions The recommended dose must not be exceeded. Although Jamaica dogwood has been used as a fish and insect poison (the component rotenone impairs oxygen consumption in these species), the herb has been found to have negligible toxicity in rodents.3,4
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