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trucción de vías biliares o del tracto intestinal, en inflamación aguda de la vesícula biliar o en presencia de úlcera péptica. También hay que tener en cuenta la posibilidad de hipersensibili-dad a la droga o a otros miembros de la familia Asteraceae.

No se debe utilizar durante el embarazo y lac-tancia ya que no hay datos sufcientes de la segu-ridad de su empleo en estos casos.

Las hojas jóvenes se consumen en alimentación principalmente en ensalada y las raíces torrefac-tadas se han empleado como sustituto del café.