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Mexican coriander

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Name: Mexican coriander

Other Names: Eryngium foetidum (Latin), culantro coyote (Spanish), long coriander, bhandhanya, chandon benit, fitweed, wild coriander

Description: Eryngium foetidum is an herb belonging to the family Apiaceae. It is native to tropical America but now cultivated worldwide. This plant smells and tastes like coriander but stronger (both species are in the same family).

This species is very much appreciated in the American and Asian continents as a culinary herb.

It also has medicinal properties and it is used to improve digestion and as a remedy against stomachaches, colic, indigestion, gases and lack of appetite.

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Conditions Treated: Skin and Hair

Specific Conditions Treated: Zits

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For problems like zits it is very important to avoid touching the skin because this action could spread the inflammation or leave marks.
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Conditions Treated: Blood, Wounds and Injuries

Specific Conditions Treated: Bruises, Edema

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For its anti-inflammatory properties, Mexican coriander or long coriander is great for the treatment of bruises and edemas.
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Conditions Treated: Digestive

Specific Conditions Treated: Colic, Indigestion

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Indigestion often comes with colics, nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms. Mexican coriander, long coriander or fitweed is a good remedy for this problem.
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