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California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica)

The California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) is an orange Poppy. An unusual color for a Poppy for who, like me, are used to see them being red. It's native to United States and Mexico. Check link below about its medicinal uses. Other common names: California poppy, Golden Poppy, California Sunlight, Cup of Gold ___________________________________ SPANISH: Amapola de California (Eschscholzia californica) La Amapola de California (Eschscholzia californica) es una amapola naranja. Un color inusual para una amapola para quienes, como yo, estamos acostumbrados a verlos rojos. Es originaria de Estados Unidos y México. Consulte el siguiente enlace sobre sus usos medicinales. Otros nombres comunes: Campanilla, Dedal de oro, Eescholtzia, Rasete, Raso, Fernandos. ____________________________________ FRENCH: Pavot de Californie (Eschscholzia californica) Le Pavot de Californie (Eschscholzia californica) est un pavot orange. Une couleur inhabituelle pour un Coquelicot pour qui, comme moi, ont l'habitude de les voir être rouges. Il est originaire des États-Unis et du Mexique. Consultez le lien ci-dessous sur ses utilisations médicinales. Autres noms communs: Pavot d'Amériqu ____________________________________ Medicinal uses of Eschscholzia californica: "The Californian poppy is a bitter sedative herb that acts as a diuretic, relieves pain, relaxes spasms and promotes perspiration. The whole plant is harvested when in flower and dried for use in tinctures and infusions. It is taken internally in the treatment of nervous tension, anxiety, insomnia and incontinence (especially in children). The watery sap is mildly narcotic and has been used to relieve toothache. It is similar in its effect to the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum) but is much milder in its action and does not depress the central nervous system. Another report says that it has a markedly different effect upon the central nervous system, that it is not a narcotic but tends to normalize psychological function. Its gently antispasmodic, sedative and analgesic actions make it a valuable herbal medicine for treating physical and psychological problems in children. It may also prove beneficial in attempts to overcome bedwetting, difficulty in sleeping and nervous tension and anxiety. An extract of the root is used as a wash on the breasts to suppress the flow of milk in lactating females." - http://temperate.theferns.info/plant/... SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL:    / @findinnature   Twitter:   / findinnature   Facebook:   / findinnature