The plant’s pollen was also used as a treatment for skin conditions like eczema. Various diseases were treated with it including rheumatism and gout in children. In the 1800s, Lycopodium clavatum was studied by physicians and used to stimulate appetite and urination.
It can also be used to treat irritability and other emotional problems, as well as alcoholism and eating disorders. In medicine, Lycopodium clavatum uses range from treating upset stomachs, food poisoning, kidney problems, and muscle cramps to serious conditions such as hepatitis and pneumonia. Referred to by many names, including wolf’s-foot clubmoss and stag’s-horn clubmoss, it has a pale yellow pollen from which lycopodium, a substance used to treat various health conditions, is derived. Lycopodium clavatum is an evergreen plant from which the pollen is used for many treatments in homeopathy.
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