Well, you are ...
What would it be if you were not there, what would it have been if St John's Wort was not there?

I'm called the locust bean.
I am going through the meadows, clearings, scrub, slopes and forests.

My medicinal properties owe a few specialties:

• hypericumemia = I work diuretics
• Hyperosidia, Routine and Quercetin = Seal Capillaries, Antidiarrheal and Bacteriostatic
• Hyperfunction = having antibiotic properties
  
  

Contains essential oils, choline, mineral salts, sugars resins, organic acids, pectin, vitamins A and C.

I recommend:
inflammatory conditions of the gastric and intestinal mucosa

• reduce gastric acid secretion:

lack of appetite
heartburn
blooms
winds
diarrhea
abdominal pain
{because I have a smoothing effect on the smooth muscle of the digestive tract}

• I'm sedating and antidepressant
• in depressive states

You can also use in children who sleep at night, have nightmares.

External use will help you:

• wound healing
• burns
• frostbite
• I have astringent and antiseptic action on the mucous membranes.
  
  

And most importantly:

Watch out for St John's wort with other medicines.
People taking any kind of pharmaceuticals should consult a doctor before taking them.
Do not collect the plants in the blossom.

Curiosity:

If St. John's wort is yellow, why are the fluids red?
*  because in St. John's wort there is a mixture of red dyes that give it a coral color as you make oil tinctures from it etc.
And when you expose to sunlight it will be even deeper red.

Thanks