Medicinal Uses of Coriander

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	Medicinal Uses of Coriander Patient has two teenage children but no other abnormalities. Doctor's entry in a patient chart	Herbal Supplements & Vitamins Superstore
Additional Coriander Information Growing Coriander Recipes Magic & Superstition Herb Index Page Ailment/Remedy Chart Site Map Home Annuals Architectural Elements Backyard Habitat Biennials Bonsai Bulbs Cactus/Xeriscaping Companions Composting Container Gardening Crafts Gardening Q/A Garden Ornamentation Gargoyles Greenhouses Ground Covers Herbs Houseplants Insects/Diseases Landscaping Organics Perennials Ponds Propagation Recipes Roses Seeds Shade Gardens Shrubs/Hedges Tools Trees Vegetables Vines Weeds Wildflowers Wildlife Shop Health	Coriander is primarily used in modern medicine as a flavoring agent in medicines and as a stomach soothing addition to more irritating compounds. For upset stomach and flatulence relief, chew on Coriander seeds or drink a tea made from the seeds. For relief from the pain of rheumatism, pound the seeds and combine with hot water or tea to make a paste, then apply to the affected area. Oatmeal may be added to this mixture to produce the desired consistency. Custom Search
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