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Coton seeds have been used traditionally in herbal medicine for a variety of purposes. They are said to have anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties. Coton seeds have also been used as a purgative and to treat rheumatism and arthritis.

However, coton seeds are also known to be toxic. They contain a substance called croton oil, which is a powerful irritant that can cause skin irritation, vomiting, and diarrhea. In severe cases, croton oil can even be fatal.

Because of the risk of toxicity, it is important to avoid using coton seeds without the supervision of a qualified healthcare professional. There are many other herbal remedies available that are safer and more effective than coton seeds.

Here are some of the potential uses of coton seeds in herbal medicine:

• Anti-inflammatory: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to reduce inflammation.
• Anti-bacterial: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to treat bacterial infections.
• Anti-fungal: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to treat fungal infections.
• Purgative: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to induce bowel movements.
• Rheumatism: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to treat rheumatism.
• Arthritis: Coton seeds have been used traditionally to treat arthritis.

However, it is important to note that these are just potential uses of coton seeds. There is limited scientific evidence to support these traditional uses. More research is needed to determine if coton seeds are safe and effective for these purposes.

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