Pellitory – 450 mg (100 Capsules, ZIN: 513620) – 2 Pack

Item Package Quantity:2 Pellitory – Parietaria officinalis L. – Family:
Urticaceae. – Other Names: Pellitory of the wall; pariétaire officinale
(French); Aufrechtes Glaskraut (German); parietaria (Italian). – Description:
This inhabitant of walls and dry stony places is a perennial with dark green
leaves, small greenish flowers and small capsules containing dark brown to
blackish seeds. The female flowers are borne on the tips of the stems, while
the male flowers are clustered in the leaf axils. A closely related species,
P. judaica (= P. diffusa ) is used in the same way as P. officinalis . It is
similar to the latter but is a much smaller herb with smaller leaves. The name
Parietaria is derived from panes, the Latin word for wall, in reference to the
main habitat (cracks in walls) of the two species. Parietaria species are
related to stinging nettle ( Urtica species) but their glossy upper leaf
surfaces are distinct. – Origin: Cent – Take 1 capsule, 3 times daily, with
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• Pellitory – Parietaria officinalis L. – Family: Urticaceae. – Other Names: Pellitory of the wall; parietaire officinale (French); Aufrechtes Glaskraut (German); parietaria (Italian). – Description: This inhabitant of walls and dry stony places is a perennial with dark green leaves, small greenish flowers and small capsules containing dark brown to blackish seeds. The female flowers are borne on the tips of the stems, while the male flowers are clustered in the leaf axils. A closely