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Phytotherapy

Chamomile

Matricaria chamomilla

Mechanism

Kamillenblüten enthalten ätherisches Öl (Bisabolol, Chamazulen) und Flavonoide mit traditionell reizlindernden und krampflösenden Eigenschaften. Beim Pferd wird Kamille zur Unterstützung des Magen-Darm-Trakts und äußerlich bei Hautreizungen verwendet. Die equine Evidenz ist begrenzt.

Cautions

  • · Korbblütler-Sensibilität möglich

Sources

ESCOPESCOP Monographie Matricariae flos
PMID:32534512Karimi et al. 2020 (Iran J Allergy Asthma Immunol) — Kamille antiinflammatorisch (Tier-/Zellstudie)
EMA/HMPC Matricariae flosEMA/HMPC — Kamille-Monographie (Matricaria chamomilla L.)

Products containing Chamomile

Gelenke

Movicur

St. Hippolyt

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Nerven

Magnesium B12

St. Hippolyt

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Nerven

Equilizer

St. Hippolyt

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Magen

Nr. 12 Otto

Dr. Weyrauch

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Haut & Fell

Derma Vital Cubes

Eggersmann

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Hufe

HUF-PERFEKT

MASTERHORSE

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Magen

MagenMild

PerNaturam

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Nerven

Balsama

PerNaturam

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Nerven

Temperamend Gold

Hilton Herbs

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Magen

Essential No. 1 Gesunder Darm

Laurel Nature

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Haut & Fell

Derma Inner Skin Balance

Velvet Naturel

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Haut & Fell

Haut-Vital

marstall

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Knowledge connections

Related conditions
Gastric Ulcers (EGUS) →traditionally soothing for the gastrointestinal tract
Nervousness & Stress →traditionally calming
Free Fecal Water Syndrome (FFWS) →traditionally soothing for the gastrointestinal tract
Diarrhea →traditionally soothing for the gastrointestinal tract
Choke (Esophageal Obstruction) →traditionally soothing for the upper digestive tract (adjunctive)
Oral / Mucosal Injury (bit- or foreign-body-related) →traditionally soothing on mucous membranes — only adjunctive in recovery
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Usage note

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