Mandrake Root (C/S) (WC) (PODOPHYLLUM PELTATUM)

Description:
Mandrake, known as Mayapple, is a herbaceous perennial belonging to the Solanaceae family. It has a reddish-brown root that is composed of many thick tubers, a solitary unbranched stem that is crowned with two smooth umbrella-like leaves, and a a solitary, drooping white flower.

Origin:
United States

Other Names:
American Mandrake, Circeium, Gallows, Duck's foot, Herb of Circe, Hog Apple, Indian Apple, Ladykins, Mandragor, Mandragora, Manroot, Mayapple, Raccoon Berry, Satan's Apple, Sorceror's Root, Wild Lemon, Womandrake

Part Used:
Root

Medicinal Uses:
Mandrake is a very strong gland stimulant. Mandrake works with the liver, gallbladder and all aspects of digestion. It is used to treat skin problems, digestion, and chronic liver diseases.

Precautions and Adverse Reactions:
POISON. Mandrake should only be used under the supervision of an expert qualified in the appropriate use of this substance. Not to be used during pregnancy.

Magickal Powers and Correspondences:
Powers: Protection, prosperity, love, money, fertility, health, and exorcising evil.
Planet Rulership: Mercury
Element Rulership: Fire
Gender: Masculine
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