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Athyrium filix-femina
A widespread fern traditionally used by Native Americans and European herbalists for parasites and pain.
Lady Fern (Athyrium filix-femina) is a traditional anthelmintic and anti-inflammatory herb used by Native Americans and European herbalists. Its primary active compounds include filicin, tannins, volatile oils, and phloroglucinol derivatives, which contribute to its antiparasitic and analgesic properties. Modern evidence is limited (Level C), supporting its use for intestinal worms, pain relief, and fever, but safety concerns restrict its application.
Filicin and phloroglucinol derivatives in Lady Fern are thought to paralyze intestinal parasites by disrupting their neuromuscular function, while tannins may provide astringent and anti-inflammatory effects by binding to proteins and reducing mucosal irritation. Volatile oils contribute to antimicrobial activity by damaging microbial cell membranes. However, the exact mechanisms remain poorly characterized due to limited research.
A widespread fern traditionally used by Native Americans and European herbalists for parasites and pain.
Lady Fern (Athyrium filix-femina) is a traditional anthelmintic and anti-inflammatory herb used by Native Americans and European herbalists. Its primary active compounds include filicin, tannins, volatile oils, and phloroglucinol derivatives, which contribute to its antiparasitic and analgesic properties. Modern evidence is limited (Level C), supporting its use for intestinal worms, pain relief, and fever, but safety concerns restrict its application.
Filicin and phloroglucinol derivatives in Lady Fern are thought to paralyze intestinal parasites by disrupting their neuromuscular function, while tannins may provide astringent and anti-inflammatory effects by binding to proteins and reducing mucosal irritation. Volatile oils contribute to antimicrobial activity by damaging microbial cell membranes. However, the exact mechanisms remain poorly characterized due to limited research.