Assertion: calendula | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: in treating juvenile acne
type: OTHER
value: in treating a myriad of complaints
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the treatment of ulcerative colitis
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in many patients
type: OTHER
value: as anaesthetic ear drops
type: MANNER
value: for diaper
type: PURPOSE
value: as more effective than antibiotics
type: OTHER
value: in treating periodontal disease
type: OTHER
value: to regulate the menstrual cycle
type: PURPOSE
value: as a remedy emmenagogue
type: MANNER
value: as a mouthwash
type: MANNER
value: in treating diaper rash
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Research suggests that calendula may be effective in treating diaper rash, wounds, vaginal yeast infections, and other skin conditions.
text: As a mouthwash, Calendula is effective in treating periodontal disease.
text: Calendula is also effective as a remedy emmenagogue, to regulate the menstrual cycle, because its richness in flavonoids gives it adequate properties to repair blood vessels and restore good circulation in the body.
text: When mixed with garlic, mullein, and St. John’s wort, calendula was as effective as anaesthetic ear drops, and more effective than antibiotics, at relieving ear pain.
text: When tested on the bottoms of 33 children under the age of 3, calendula was found to be both safe and effective for diaper dermatitis.3
text: Calendula has been effective in treating juvenile acne and dry phthiriasis.
text: Calendula is an anti-inflammatory and soothing herb that may be effective in the treatment of ulcerative colitis.
text: Calendula has been effective in treating juvenile acne and dry psoriasis.
text: In many patients, calendula is also effective when used in combination with traditional medicine.
text: Whilst the many chemical constituents within Calendula and the numerous actions of the plant (Table 2) suggest that Calendula may be effective in treating a myriad of complaints, there is currently insufficient clinical evidence to support the use of pot marigold in conditions other than cutaneous lesions.