Chamaelirium luteum is the scientific name for a perennial flowering herb in the Melanthiaceae fa...
Chamaelirium luteum is the scientific name for a perennial flowering herb in the Melanthiaceae family. It’s commonly known as False Unicorn, Blazing-star, Devil's Bit, Fairy Wand, and Helonias. The herb is native to North America and typically flourishes in wet meadows and deciduous woodlands.
Parts Used: Root
Responsibly farmed False Unicorn
Country of Origin: USA
Uses and Benefits:
- Women’s Health
- Urinary Health
- Digestion Support
False Unicorn is the source of:
- Steroidal saponins (chamaelirin, chiograsterol, aglycone diosgenin)
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Sterols
- Oleic, linoleic, and stearic fatty acids
Traditional Uses:
Native Americans considered False Unicorn a natural tonic and remedy for feminine health issues, including menstrual pains and regular period support, and for treating morning sickness. It was also used for digestive system and urinary health support.
Modern Studies:
Adopting its traditional use, today False Unicorn is mainly referred to as an herb beneficial for women’s health. The roots are commonly utilized to ease menstrual pain and regulate menstruation. It’s also used as a tonic to maintain digestive system health, as well as to expel parasites.
Fun Fact
In 1917, False Unicorn was estimated to be one of the most broadly used domestic herbal medicines across North America.
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