Introduction:
At first glance, the four petals arranged in the form of a cross make Celandine appear a member of the order Cruciferce, but Celandine is not related to these plants, belonging to the same family as the Poppies (Papaveraceae) and has, like these flowers, a dense mass of stamens in the centre of its blossoms.

The Celandine is a herbaceous perennial. The root is thick and fleshy. The stem, which is slender, round and slightly hairy, grows from 1 1/2 to 3 feet high and is much branched; at the points where the branches are given off, Celandine is swollen and jointed and breaks very easily.

Functions:
1. Chelerythrine also can be used for anti-inflammatory;
2. It has the function of spasmolysis for smooth muscle;
4. The functione of resolving phlegm to relieve cough is an important effect of chelerythrin;
5. Chelerythrine can cause paralysis, cardiac inhibition, and even lead to death on the nerves, heart.

Applications:
1. Celandine is used successfully in treating severe hepatic illnesses, biliary and renal diseases (it eases liver and bile pains);
2. Celandine having a depurative property (of purifying blood), but also a property of de-toxifying the liver, celandine is beneficial to metabolism;
3. Celandine is used to control skin diseases: treating skin tuberculosis, treating wounds, fistulas, psoriasis, warts or callosities.

Packing & Storage:
Pack in paper-drums and two plastic-bags inside. Net Weight: 25kgs/paper-drum.
1kg-5kgs plastic bag inside with aluminum foil bag outside. Net Weight: 20kgs-25kgs/paper-drum.
Store in a well-closed container away from moisture and light.

Shelf Life:
2 years if sealed and store away from direct sun light.

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