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Carob

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	Summary Other Names		Traditional Internal Uses Indications

	Common Name
	Carob
	Botanical Latin Name / Classification
	Ceratonia siliqua
	Other Names
	St. John's bread. Browse Sections \| View Carob products
	Traditional Internal Uses
	Carob has long been eaten as food. John the Baptist is said to have eaten it, and thus it is sometimes called St. John’s bread. Powdery carob pods have been used to treat diarrhea for centuries. Browse Sections \| View Carob products
	Indications
	Secondary Indications: Diarrhea (Diarrhoea) Browse Sections \| View Carob products
	Precautions / Contraindications
	None documented. Browse Sections \| View Carob products
	Interaction with Medications
	None documented. Browse Sections \| View Carob products
	Possible Side Effects
	None documented. Browse Sections \| View Carob products

Botanical Latin Name: Ceratonia siliqua
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