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 The sea poppy has a long history of use in European homemade medicine, serving to treat gallstones and ailments of the liver and stomach. Presently, Glaucium flavum is being studied in an attempt to isolate beneficial properties of its alkaloids, focusing especially on cancer treatment. Effects currently understood include: the inhibition of cancerous cells (in rabbits), significant antiviral and antibacterial power (in mice), and use as a cosmetic (pigmentation) treatment. In advanced doses, this plant is known to take the form of a depressive inebriant and - in even heavier doses - as a toxin.
More generally, however, this plant’s major strength lies in the treatment of drug addiction – it is capable of relieving the symptoms of withdrawal. Some beneficial effects of Glaucine are: relieving smooth muscle spasms (intestine and stomach), acting to suppress coughing (antitussive properties), lowering of blood pressure, and soothing pain by triggering the release of the body’s histamines.
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