Radish

Raphanus sativus

Other names: Radish

Edible plant

Georgian

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Safety information

Toxicity: None known as food.

Contraindications: None documented (large amounts can irritate gut).

Interactions: None documented.

Evidence level

Historical

Found in historical texts; limited or no modern study. Folk and historical sources have not been validated by clinical research.

Preparations

eaten / juiced · root

Part used: root

Traditional use: urinary retention and stone disease; anaemia, abdominal pain, appetite/thirst(Folk and historical sources have not been validated by clinical research.)

Evidence:Historical

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Associated conditions

Flatulence / bloating Loss of appetite Urinary incontinence Kidney / bladder stones Anaemia

Edibility

Edible parts: Root raw/cooked.

Toxic lookalike warning

Low (cultivated).

Healing traditions

Georgian

Sources (2)

MK glossary (ბოლოკი)
KH lexicon (Raphanus sativus)

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