Supplement Quick Facts

Common Uses
Traditionally used for anthelmintic support, especially against tapeworm.
Available Forms
Available as capsules, powders, and extracts.
Common Side Effects
Limited human safety data is available.
Who Should Avoid
Individuals with known allergies to this plant should avoid it.
Interactions
Interactions are not well documented. Consult a clinician if unsure.
Regulatory Status
Sold as a dietary supplement in the United States.

📋Overview

Hagenia abyssinica (kosso/kousso) is a traditional Ethiopian medicinal plant. Historically used as an anthelmintic, especially for tapeworm, but modern standardized supplement evidence and safety data are limited.

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