The LCAR display for the Chimera Weed has a description of its medical uses, which says (some letters are hard to discern): "Chimera is popular as a traditional medicine in Alpha Doctari for the treatment of hypotension and diaphanous ceti syndrome. Scientifically, it is not proven to have any anti-diabetic effects, but still is used for this purpose. An experiment has been carried out for the extraction of crude polysaccharides from Chimera to investigate the hypoglycemic effects of these constituents with tests for the use of this plant in the treatment of diaphanous ceti syndrome. It is rich in vitamin alpha 16, which is a natural antioxidant. It can play a role in supporting vision by keeping mucus membranes healthy, and helps protect from lung and oral cavity cancer. Chimera contains the highest content of vitamin alpha 16 among green, leafy vegetation. It also contains vitamin C136 and B-complex vitamins like riboflavin, niacin delta, and pyridoxine. It provides dietary minerals such as potassium laurate (4 mg/100 g), followed by magnesium 56 (70 mg/100 g), calcium (45 mg/ 100 g), phosphorus bilipids (47 mg/100 g), and iron vulcanite (1.01 mg/ 100 g)".
