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Bryonia alba, sometimes referred to generically as white bryony, is a flowered, vine-like plant that originates in England, often growing on hedgerows. White bryony grows throughout England, spreading as far as Yorkshire. Other similar species can be found in Scotland as well as elsewhere in Europe and even in the United States, where it probably was taken and cultivated as a medicinal herb. It is related to the cucumber.
As a remedy in homeopathic medicine, bryonia alba root is used as an anti-inflammatory. It is commonly used inhomeopathyto treat back pain,sciatica, neck pain and other general aches and pains. In some cases, it appears to be at least as effective as, if not more effective than, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in treating inflammation and pain. Other applications include the treatment of arthritis, and some people have even reported success using bryonia alba to treat arthritis in dogs.
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