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Horseradish

Also indexed as:Cochlearia armoracia
Horseradish: Main Image© Steven Foster

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Botanical names:
Cochlearia armoracia

Side Effects

If used in amounts higher than recommended, horseradish can cause stomach upset,10 vomiting, or excessive sweating. Direct application to the skin or eyes may cause irritation and burning. Horseradish should be avoided by people with hypothyroidism, gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, and kidney disorders. Horseradish should not be used by women during pregnancy or breast-feeding or by children under four years of age.11

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