- Fumaria, also called fumitory, is an annual flowering plant native to parts of Europe and Asia. There are about 50 different species of fumaria, and Fumaria officinalis is the most common variety.
- The plant contains compounds called alkaloids, which are believed to treat muscle spasms and skin disease. Oddibil®, an Austrian drug made from fumaria, is marketed as a treatment for gallbladder disease.
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