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Herb

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scientific Monarda Bartlettii

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Herb

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scientific Monarda Eplingiana

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Herb

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scientific Monarda Lindheimeri

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Herb

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scientific Monarda Menthifolia

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Herb

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scientific Monarda Pectinata

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Herb

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scientific Monarda Russeliana

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Herb

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scientific Monarda

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Herb

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scientific Monarda

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Herb

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scientific Monarda

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Herb Aaron's rod

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scientific Verbascum Nigrum

Uses Anodyne; Antiseptic; Demulcent; Diuretic;

Expectorant; Pectoral: The flowers and leaves

are anodyne, antiseptic, astringent, demulcent,

emollient, expectorant, pectoral and vulnerary.

An infusion is used internally in the treatment of

various respiratory complaints including coughs,

bronchitis, asthma and throat irritations. An

infusion of the fresh or dried flowers in olive oilnotes

Garden Mullein, dark mullein

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Herb Abcess Root

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scientific Polemonium reptans - L

Uses coughs, colds, bronchitis, expectorant, relives

congestion

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Herb Abutilon

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scientific Abutilon pictum - (Gillies. ex Hook.&Arn.)Walp.

Uses perfum oils

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Herb Abyssinian Cabbage

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scientific Brassica carinata

Uses rich in vitamin K and A the seed produces an oil

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Herb Abyssinian Kale

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scientific

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Herb Abyssinian Oat

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scientific

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Herb Acacia

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scientific Acacia concinna

Uses For bilious affliction, jaundice, malarial fever,

flatulence. Used as a mild laxative.

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Herb Acacia seed

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scientific Curcuma

Uses increases psychic awareness

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Herb Acai Palm

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scientific Euterpe oleracea

Uses increases stamina, antioxident,

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Herb Acalbir

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scientific

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Herb Achira

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scientific

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Herb achyranthis root

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scientific Achyranthis Radix

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Herb Aconite

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scientific Aconitum napellus

Uses Analgesic; Anodyne; Antirheumatic; Diaphoretic;

Diuretic; Febrifuge; Homeopathy; Irritant;

Sedative.

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Blue Rocket

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Herb Aconitum chinese

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scientific Aconitum carmichaelii

Uses t is considered a medicinal herb by some and

the root is most commonly used to effect

circulation, restore yang and expel cold. It is

sometimes used topically in Dit Da Jow liniment.

If not prepared properly by a trained Chinese

herbalist, it is deadly when taken internally.

often used for anxiety in children. along with

Ignata, gelsemium, silver nitrate, staphysagria,notes

WuTou

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Herb Acorus

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scientific Acorus calamus

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Sweet Flag

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Herb Adam's Needle

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scientific

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Herb Adam's Needle

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scientific Yucca filamentosa

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Bright Edge

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Herb Adder's Tongue

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scientific Ophioglossum vulgatum

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Adder's tongue is a common name for several

plants:

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Herb Adderwort bistort

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scientific

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Herb Addison's Leather Flower

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scientific Clematis addisonii

Uses pain reliever

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Herb Adratic Bellflower

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scientific

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Herb Adria Bellflower

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scientific

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Herb African Lily

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scientific

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Herb African Marigold

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scientific

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Herb Agar Agar

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scientific Rhodophyta

Uses rebuilds protein polypeptides

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gel substance made from red algae

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Herb Agave

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scientific : Agave americana

Uses Leaf tea or tincture taken orally is used to treat

constipation and excess gas. It is also used as a

diuretic.

Root tea or tincture is taken orally to treat

arthritic joints.

The point at the end of the leaf, can be pulled

out and used as a needle and thread.

The aguamiel is also being used now as a mainnotes

Aloe

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Herb Agnus Castus

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Herb Agrimony

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scientific Agrimonia eupatoria

Uses blood purifier, laryngitis, liver cleanse,

Antiaphonic; Astringent; Bach; Blood purifier;

Cholagogue; Diuretic; Hepatic; Skin; Tonic;

Vulnerary, liver obstruction,

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tall hairy agrmony

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Herb Agrimony Hairy

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scientific Agrimonia pilosa

Uses The stems and the leaves are analgesic,

antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic,

astringent, cardiotonic, haemostatic,

hypoglycaemic, taenicide and vasoconstrictor

[147, 176, 218, 279]. The plant is used in the

treatment of abdominal pain, sore throat,

headaches, bloody and mucoid dysentery,

bloody and white discharge and heat-strokenotes

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Herb Ague root unicorn root

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scientific Aletris farinosa (LINN.)

Uses The fresh root in large doses is somewhat

narcotic, emetic and cathartic; when dried,

these properties are lost. In smaller doses it

gives colic in hypogastrium, and a sense of

stupefaction and vertigo. When dried it becomes

a valuable bitter tonic and its tincture or

decoction has been used in flatulence, colic,

hysteria, and to tone up the stomach; of value innotes

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Herb Aharon's Rod

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scientific Arisarum Proboscideum

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ground cover

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Herb Ahipa

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scientific

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Herb Aibika

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scientific Abelmoschus manihot - (L.)Medik.

Uses Emmenagogue; Odontalgic; Vulnerary.

The bark is said to be emmenagogue. A paste

of the bark is used to treat wounds and cuts,

with new paste being applied every 2 - 3 days

for about 3 weeks. In Nepal the root juice is

warmed and applied to sprains. The juice of the

flowers is used to treat chronic bronchitis andnotes

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Herb Ajanhuiri

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scientific

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Herb Ajowan seeds

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scientific Trachyspermum copticum

Uses he seeds are often chewed on their own for

medicinal value. Ajowan seeds contain an

essential oil which is about 50% thymol which is

a strong germicide, anti-spasmodic and

fungicide. Thymol is also used in toothpaste and

perfumery. It is used in a steeped liquid form

against diarrhea and flatulence. In India the

seeds are used as a household remedy fornotes

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Herb Akeake

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scientific

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Herb Akebia

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scientific Akebia quinata

Uses increases lactation, increases perspiration, fever

reducer, heals wounds, aids with kidneys

Analgesic; Antibacterial; Antifungal; Anti-

inflammatory; Anti-tumour; Blood tonic;

Cardiotonic; Diuretic; Emmenagogue;

Galactogogue.

The stems are analgesic, antibacterial,notes

Akebia trifoliata - (Thunb.)Koidz.

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Herb Alabama Cherry

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Herb Alaska Blueberry

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scientific

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Herb Alaska violet

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scientific

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Herb Albardine

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scientific

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Herb Alder

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scientific Alnus

Uses anti-inflammatory, insect bites, poison oak, TB,

Lymphatic disorders

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Herb Alder Buckthorn

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Herb Ale Hoof

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scientific Glechoma hederacea

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Ground Ivy

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Herb Alecost

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scientific Chrysanthemum balsamita tanacetum

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Bible leaf, costmary, mint geranium

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Herb Aleppo Oak

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Herb Aleppo Pine

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scientific

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Herb Alerce

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scientific

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Herb Alexanders

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scientific Smyrnium olusatrum

Uses like parsley it enhances flavours

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Herb Alfalfa Leaf

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scientific Medicago sativa

Uses digestion, Kidneys, anemia, diabetes

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Herb Algerian Tea

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Herb Aligator Juniper

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Herb Alkali Sakaton

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Herb Alkanet Root

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scientific Alcanna tinctoria

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Herb Alkanet root Powder

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scientific Batschia Canescens

Uses soap

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Herb alkanet Root Powder

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scientific Anchusa officinalis

Uses make-up

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Herb All- seed

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Herb Allheal

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scientific Prunella vulgaris

Uses internal and external due to its astringent

action. Also good for sore throats.

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Herb Allspice

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scientific Pimenta dioica

Uses as a deodorant. Volatile oils found in the plant

contain eugenol, a weak antimicrobial agent

provide relief for indigestion and gas

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Herb Almond

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Herb Almond leaved willow

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Herb Aloe Cape

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scientific Aloe ferox

Uses Pharmaceutical source of aloe used as a

purgative. Contains anthraquinone glycosides,

principally barbaloin, which are responsible for

the purgative action. Also, an ingredient of the

'Swedish

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Herb Aloe False

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scientific Manfreda virginica

Uses Native to southeastern North America and found

on dry soils. American Indians used the diuretic

root tea for dropsy and as a wash for snakebite.

The roots were nibbled for severe diarrhea and

worms. Has laxative properties also.

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Herb Aloe Vera

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scientific Aloe soctrina

Uses Burns, skin softener, antibacterial, Anti-Viral,

and antifungal, Analgesic, helping to relieve

Pain and an anti-inflammatory, helping to

reduce Swelling and Inflammation, thus

promoting the Body's Healing Process. Aloe is

also an antioxidant, helping to NEUTRALIZE

Free Radicals. Aloe Vera contains Allantoin,

PROMOTING the Healing Process, andnotes

Aloe ferox, A. barbadensis

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Herb Alpenrose

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scientific

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Herb Alpine Aster

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scientific Aster Alpinus

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Alba white and blue blossoms

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Herb Alpine Catchfly

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scientific LyPchnis Viscaria Alpina

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Herb Alpine Milk Vetch

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scientific Astragalus alpinus

Uses Vascular

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Herb Alpine Strawberry

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scientific Fragaria variegata

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Very ornamental selection displays gray green

leaves with creamy white margins. White

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Herb Alpine Tumeric Powder

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scientific Curcuma longa

Uses blood thinner, anticeptic, antimicrobial

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Herb Alpine Willowherb

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scientific Epilobium Fleischeri

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Herb Alpinia ganga

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scientific Galangal

Uses increases psychic awareness

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Herb Alsike clover

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scientific Trifolium hybridum - L

Uses increase lactation

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Herb Alstroemeria

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scientific Alstroemeria ligtu -

Uses high in starch like a potatoe

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Herb Altai Mountain thorn

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Herb Alum Root

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scientific Heuchera cylindrica - Douglas. ex Hook

Uses astringent. A decoction of the roots is used in

the treatment of diarrhea and stomach cramps.

Externally, a decoction is used as a wash on

aching joint. A poultice of the mashed peeled

roots is used in treating rashes, sores and cuts.

When mixed with the spores of puffballs, it has

been used as a salve for treating nappy rash.

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Herb Alyssum

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scientific Alyssum Montanum

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Herb Amaranth

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scientific Amaranthus caudatus

Uses hypertension and cardiovascular disease;

regular consumption reduces blood pressure

and cholesterol levels, while improving

antioxidant status and some immune

parameters.

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Herb Amaranth, Burgundy

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scientific Amaranthus Hypochondriacus

Uses Excessive menstration used , as a flour

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Red cock's comb, velvet flower

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Herb Ameixa Do Peru

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scientific Bunchosia armeniaca - (Cav.)DC

Uses good source of sugar

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Herb American Basswood

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scientific

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Herb American Bistort

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scientific

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Herb American Blue Vervain

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scientific Verbena hastata -

Uses kills parasites, Antiperidoic, Diamphoretic,

Emetic, Expectorant, Vermifuge

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Herb American Brooklime

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scientific

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Herb American Bulrush

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scientific Scirpus americanus - Pers

Uses high in protein

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Herb American Cranesbill

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scientific Geranium maculatum L.

Uses

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Herb Amla

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scientific Emblica officinalis

Uses rejuvenative, absorbes Vitamin C

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promote fearlessness due to its association

with Lord Shiva, who is worshipped to

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Herb Amra Pods

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scientific

Uses Aromatherapy

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Easter Nuts

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Herb Andiroba

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scientific Carapa guianensis

Uses fever reducer, skin problems, ulcers, insect bites

insect repellant, ear, facial, insects,

insect_repellent, pain, Psoriasis,

rheumatoid_arthritis, skin,

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Herb Andrographis

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scientific Andrographis paniculata

Uses Analgesic* Antiparasite* Antibacterial*

Astringent* Febrifuge* Antitoxic* Stomachic*

Laxative* Antispasmodic* Immunostimulant*

Tonic*

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Herb Anemone

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scientific

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Easter flower

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Herb Anemone

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scientific Anemone Sylvestris

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Snowdrop Windflower

Pretty Lady Emily, Rubra, Party Dress,

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Herb Anemone

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scientific Anemone Hupehensis

Uses

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Pretty lady emily

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Herb Anemone

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scientific Anemone Multifada

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Rubra

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Herb Anemone

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scientific Anemone x hybridia

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Japanese Anemone ( Pretty Dress)

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Herb Anemone

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scientific Anemone Tomentosa

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Robustissima

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Herb Angelica

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scientific Angelica atropurpurea

Uses Expectorant, epilephsy, sedative

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Herb Angelica

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scientific Angelica archangelica Umbelliferae

Uses sedative, expectorant

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Herb Angelica Root- chinese

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scientific Angelica sinensis

Uses anti-imflamatory, carminative, tooth ache

arthritis

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Dang Gui

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Herb Angustifolia Root

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Herb Anise chervil cheril

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scientific

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Herb Anise seed

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scientific Pimpinella anisum

Uses Anise, like fennel, contains anethole, and is

known to be a dietary estrogen . Anise is a mild

anti-parasitic and its leaves can be used to treat

digestive problems, relieve toothache, and its

essential oil to treat lice and scabies. In

aromatherapy, aniseed essential oil is used to

treat colds and flu. According to some, anise

can be used as a cure for sleeplessness,notes

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Herb Anise Seed, Star

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scientific

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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scientific Agastache canna

Uses

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Double bubble mint

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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scientific Agastache Aurantiaca Hybrid

Uses

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Tango

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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scientific Agastache

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Heat Wave

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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scientific Hyssopus Officinalis

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nectar blue

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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Uses

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Bolero

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Herb Anise-Hyssop

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acapulco orange

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Herb Anisofus

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scientific Solanaceae

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Herb Annatto seed

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scientific Bixa_orellana

Uses Soap

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Hordeum Vulgare

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Herb Anthemis chrysanthemum

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scientific

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Herb Apple

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scientific

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Herb Apple Mint

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scientific Mentha macrostachya

Uses treatment of fevers, headaches, digestive

disorders and various minor ailments. The

leaves are harvested as the plant comes into

flower and can be dried for later use. The

essential oil in the leaves is antiseptic, though it

is toxic in large doses Use the whole plant

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Round leaf mint, Mentha x villosa

alopecuroides - (Hull.)Briq.

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Herb Apple Slices

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scientific

Uses fertility,

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Herb Arabic Gum Powder

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scientific Acacia nilotica

Uses Used for purification and increasing spirituality.

Add to incense for good vibrations or smoulder

alone on charcoal to promote a meditative state.

Purifies an area of negativity. Also known as

Acacia. gonorrhoea, leucorrhoea, diarrhoea,

dysentery, diabetes.

Used as a demulcent. Is styptic and astringent.notes

Indiam Gum, Baboo

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Herb Arnica Flower

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scientific Arnica Montana

Uses Vasodialtor, anti-inflatory, increases circulation

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contains Thymol

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Herb Arrow head

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scientific Sagittaria sagittifolia

Uses Antiscorbutic; Diuretic; Galactofuge.

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Herb Arsesmart

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scientific Polygonum hydropiper

Uses Ulcers, diuretic, stimulant

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peachwort, Water pepper

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Herb Artichoke

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scientific Cynara scolymus

Uses jaundice, dyspepsia, liver insufficiency, chronic

albuminuria, and postoperative anemia. In some

countries, the artichoke is considered an

aphrodisiac. The globe artichoke has become

important as a medicinal herb in recent years

following the discovery of cynarin. This bitter-

tasting compound, which is found in the leaves,

improves liver and gall bladder function,notes

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Herb Artichoke Leaf

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scientific Cynara cardunculus

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Herb Arum

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scientific

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Jack in the pulpit

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Herb Asarabacca

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scientific Asarum europaeum - L.

Uses Cathartic; Diaphoretic; Emetic; Errhine;

Sternutatory; Stimulant; Tonic.

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wild ginger

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Herb Asfoetida

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scientific Ferula assa-foetida

Uses asthma, broncitius, digestion, flatulence,

nervous disorders, coughing.

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Devil's dung, ungoozeh

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Herb Ash Tree

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scientific Fraxinus excelsio

Uses

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Herb Ashwaqandha Root

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scientific Withania somnifera

Uses protects brain cells from stress

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Herb Asiatic Lily

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scientific Lilium

Uses

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Dwarf Asiatic lily

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Herb Aspen

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scientific Populus tremula

Uses Bach flower:

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Herb Asphaltum

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scientific Shilajit

Uses enhancing both mental and psycho spiritual

activity of the brain.

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Herb Aspholdel

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scientific Asphodelus ramosus

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Herb Aster, New England

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scientific Aster novae-angliae

Uses Native people have used the roots of this plant

for fever, catarrh and pain. The Iroquois used it

as a 'love medicine' and as a 'smudging' herb to

revive the unconscious. This showy North

American native displays its deep violet flowers

in the fall.

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Herb Astragalus Root

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scientific astralagus membranaceus

Uses combats various diseases, chronic immune

problems. Lupus, hiv

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increasing T-cell counts. Other testing,

including research by the National Cancer

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Herb Atractylodes slices

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scientific Rhizoma Atractylodis

Uses experience diarrhea, bloating, abdominal pain,

vomiting and fatigue,

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Herb Austrailian Blackwood

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scientific Acacia melanoxylon

Uses Analgesic

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Herb Avena Sative

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scientific avena staiva, fatua

Uses lotions, skin care,smoking mix

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rolled oats

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Herb Avens

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scientific Geum urbanum

Uses Infusion is used to treat diarrhea and

indigestion. Also as an external application to

wounds. Formerly used to add unique flavor to

ale.

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Herb Ayegreen

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scientific

Uses

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house leek

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Herb Azaduracgta

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scientific

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Bead tree

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Herb Aztec Sweet Herb

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scientific Lippia dulcis

Uses coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, and colic.

Leaves contain the intensely sweet compound

hernandulcin (1000 times sweeter than sugar)

but high camphor content makes them

unsuitable for use as a sugar substitute. Fast

growing, low creeper, with small white flowers;

excellent in hanging baskets.

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Herb Bacopa

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scientific Bacopa monniera

Uses Ayruvedic : A traditional Ayurvedic medicine

commonly used to treat mental illness and

epilepsy ...

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Herb Bael Tree

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scientific Aegle marmelos

Uses intestinal problems, amoebic dysentery,

diarrhoea, irritable bowel syndrome and

inflammatory conditions of bowels. Is

anthelmintic and anti-inflammatory, and is a

digestive.

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Herb Baheda

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scientific Teminalia belerica

Uses lowers blood pressure, insomnia, anxiety

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Herb Bala Root

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scientific Sida Cordifolia

Uses

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Indian Ephedra

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Herb Balloon Flower

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scientific Platycodon grandiflorus

Uses cough remedy is prepared from the roots

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Herb Balm Of Gilead

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scientific Populus x jackii - Sarg.

Uses Abrasions/Cuts * Arthritis * Burns/SunBurn

Properties: Antibacterial* Analgesic* Anti-

inflammatory* Antirheumatic* Balm of Gilead is

a common ingredient of cough medicines, its

expectorant, antiseptic and analgesic actions

making it an excellent remedy for a range of

respiratory problems. It has also been used for

several thousand years to soothe inflamed ornotes

Balsam tree

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Herb Balmony

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scientific

Uses

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Herb Balsam

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scientific Impatiens balsamina

Uses Flowers; cooling, tonic, externally applied to

burns and scalds. The flowers possess marked

antibiotic activity against some pathogenic fungi

and bacteria. Plant is used for pains in joints.

Taken internally, it acts as an emetic, diuretic

and laxative. In Ayurveda, it is known as a

demulcent (soothes irritation) and a tonic.

notes

Balm

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Herb Balsam Fir

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scientific terebinthine canadensis

Uses cystitis

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Herb Balsam, Peru

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scientific Myoxylon pereirae

Uses Balsam of Tolu is an antiseptic that fights

bacteria, promotes wound healing, and kills

parasites. When taken internally, it helps to

loosen phlegm. It has been used in the United

States since 1820 for bronchitis, laryngitis, and

diarrhea, and as the basis of cough mixtures.

Today it is used exclusively in topical

preparations for treatment of wounds, ulcers,notes

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Herb Balsamic

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scientific

Uses used in cooking with various foods for flavour

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Herb Bamboo

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scientific

Uses

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Herb Banyan Tree

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scientific Ficus bengalensis

Uses Fertility,

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Herb Barberry

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scientific Berberis vulgaris

Uses gall bladder cleansing. Flush out unwanted gall

stones. yeast infections, liver, fever, UTI

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Herb Barberry

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scientific Berberis darwinii

Uses

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Herb Barberry

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scientific Berberis thunbergii

Uses

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Herb Barley

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scientific Hordeum vulgare - L

Uses The shoots are diuretic. The seed sprouts are

demulcent, expectorant, galactofuge, lenitive

and stomachic[ They are sometimes

abortifacient They are used in the treatment of

dyspepsia caused by cereals, infantile lacto-

dyspepsia, regurgitation of milk and breast

distension[176]. They are best not given to a

nursing mother since this can reduce milk flownotes

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Herb Barley Grass

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scientific Hordeum Vulgare

Uses soap

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Epimedium Youngianum

Uses

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Niveum

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Epimedium x versicolor

Uses

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sulphurem

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Epimedium grandiflorum

Uses

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Rose Queen

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Astrantia

Uses

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Magnum Blush

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Astrantia Major

Uses

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Hadspen

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Epimedium x perralchicum

Uses

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Frohnleiten

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Herb Barrenwort

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scientific Epimedium grandiflorum

Uses

notes

Nanum

type



Herb Basil Wild

pic

scientific Clinopodium vulgare

Uses Has a faint thyme-like odour. Infusion of leaves

makes a pleasant cordial tea. Helps overcome

stomach weakness

notes

type

Herb Basil- Cinnamon

pic

scientific Ocimum basiclicum

Uses Insect bites, facial and skin care,

Antispasmodic* Carminative* Cephalic*

Digestive* Emmenagogue* Expectorant*

Febrifuge* Nervine* Stomachic* Diaphoretic*

Stimulant* Basil has also been used for various

topical applications - as a poultice or salve for

insect bites, acne and ringworm; as a gargle or

mouthwash for thrush; as a bath herb fornotes

type



Herb Basil- lemon

pic

scientific Ocimum americanum

Uses

notes

type

Herb Basil, Sacred Purple

pic

scientific Ocimum sanctum 'Purple'

Uses For headaches and colds. Best to place fresh

leaves in in a pot of freshly boiled water and

cover the patient with a sheet so they can beath

the vapor of this herb. Clears the sinuses and is

good for headache relief.

notes

type



Herb Bats Head Root

pic

scientific

Uses Bat's head root is a rare natural root from

Mexico. Use in spellwork, rituals, gris-gris bags,

etc. to obtain wishes.

notes

type

Herb Bay Bean

pic

scientific Canavalia maritima rosea

Uses decoration

notes

type



Herb Bay Laurel

pic

scientific Laurus nobilis

Uses Aches & Pains * Bruises/Sprains * Headache *

Toothache/Earache *

Properties: Stimulant* Analgesic, Oil of Bays

is used externally for sprains, bruises, etc., and

sometimes dropped into the ears to relieve pain.

Make following the directions for herb infused

oils.

notes

type

Herb Bay Rum

pic

scientific Pimenta racemosa

Uses Alopecia (Baldness) * Aromatherapy Air

Fresheners * Colds * Influenza * Insect

Repellent *

Properties: Analgesic* Digestive* Diaphoretic*

Repels Insects*

notes

type



Herb Bayberry

pic

scientific Myrica pensylvanica

Uses Astringent action of root bark abates diarrhea

and hemorrhages; and as a gargle, soothes

sore throat. Wax-covered berries are used to

make aromatic candles and soap. Berries are

boiled in water, liberating the wax which floats

on top. Order and sow in the Fall or Winter.

notes

type

Herb Bayberry Root Bark

pic

scientific Myrica cerifra

Uses Congestion/Chest & Sinus * Gingivitis * Sore

Throat/Laryngitis *

Properties: Anti-inflammatory* Antiseptic*

Astringent* Febrifuge* Hypertensive*

Parts Used: Roots, berries

smoking herb.

notes

type



Herb Bean

pic

scientific Phaseolus vulgaris

Uses

notes

type

Herb Bean Broomrape

pic

scientific Orobanche crenata

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Bear's Breeches

pic

scientific Acanthus Mollis

Uses

notes

type

Herb Bear's Foot

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Lady's Mantle

type



Herb Bearberry

pic

scientific Arctostaphylos uva-ursi

Uses antibacterial, urinary tract infections and cystitis

(bladder inflammation).kinnikinnick, tightens

uterus muscles,vc

notes

used in knick knick

type

Herb Beardtongue

pic

scientific Penstemon barbatus

Uses allieve menstrual pain, stomach pain, draw

wounds, reduce swellings & coughs.

notes

type



Herb Beauty Berry

pic

scientific Callicarpa americana

Uses root and leaf teas for rheumatism, fevers, and

malaria, root tea for dysentery and

stomachaches, and root and berry tea for colic.

Traditional Chinese medicine uses the leaves of

a related plant to stop bleeding. In China, a

related plant is also used for menstrual

problems and to treat the flu.

notes

type

Herb Bedstraw Broomrape

pic

scientific Orobanche caryophyllacea

Uses Tops and roots are sources of yellow and red

dyes. Decoction is useful for bladder and kidney

complaints, and has the ability to curdle milk

(hence its other name, 'cheese rennet'). One

amazing property of this plant also is its ability

to repel flies and other insect. Just keep a

container full of it on your picnic table and you

will never have to worry about pests whennotes

Galium verum

type



Herb Bee Balm

pic

scientific Monarda fistulosa

Uses oral hygiene, mouth wash

notes

arbutin

type

Herb Beebalm

pic

scientific Monarda

Uses

notes

Rasberry Wine

type



Herb Beebalm

pic

scientific Monarda Didyma

Uses

notes

Petite wonder

type

Herb Beebalm

pic


Uses

notes

Cranberry lace

type



Herb Beebalm

pic


Uses

notes

Pink lace

type

Herb Beebalm

pic


Uses

notes

marshall's deight

type



Herb Beebalm

pic

scientific Monarda citriodora

Uses

notes

lemonmint, horse mint, bergemont. Anticeptic

type

Herb Beech

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Faggio

type



Herb Beechdrop

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Beet leaf

pic

scientific Beta vulgaris 'saccharifera'

Uses Used for the making of sugar

notes

type



Herb Bel Fruit

pic

scientific Bael

Uses detoxify blood

notes

type

Herb Belladonna

pic

scientific ATROPA BELLADONNA

Uses Source of atropine, valuable in treating eye

diseases and spasms. External applications

lessen local inflammation and pain. Do not use

without medical supervision

notes

type



Herb Bellflower

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Red Campion

type

Herb Bentonite Clay

pic

scientific Argillaceous earth

Uses adds small levels of many trace minerals which

helps utilize the minerals in your diet

notes

type



Herb Benzoin- Gum

pic

scientific Styrax benzoin

Uses Arthritis , Asthma ,Bronchitis , Eczema

Carminative, Cardic tonic Cordial, Deodorant,

Diuretic, Expectoran, Sedative, Vulnerary,

Antirheumatic,Muscle Relaxant, Circulation,

antiseptic.

notes

type

Herb Bergamont

pic

scientific Mentha citrata

Uses vasodiolator, motion sickness, * For stomach

aches, nausea, parasites and other digestive

disorders

* For nerves and sick stomach

* For fevers and headaches

analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic,

carminative, cholagogic, diaphoretic

notes

type



Herb Bergamont- Dotted

pic

scientific Monarda punctata

Uses Highest level of the chemical "Thymol" in all the

mints. It can be used for a variety of medicinal

purposes, usually being external. An infusion

can be used to for colic, as a diaphoretic and

diuretic and is a rubefacient, stimulant, and will

tend to help with depression. Very stimulating to

the senses.

notes

type

Herb Bergamont- Lemon

pic

scientific Monarda citriodora

Uses Lavender flowers; strong fragrance. Also known

as bee balm, for bees and hummingbirds are

constant visitors. Used for tea and for flavoring

meat

notes

type



Herb Bergamont- Wild

pic


Uses Lavender flowers. Strong fragrance. Used to

treat colds due to the fact it increases mucus

flow. Treats headaches, burns and warts. Kills

bacteria, fungus growth and intestinal worms.

Very high in vitamin A and C. Can be eaten in

salads or made into tea.

notes

type

Herb Bergamot- White

pic

scientific Monarda Clinopodia

Uses

notes

type



Herb Beth Root

pic

scientific Trillium erectum

Uses Tea made from the roots was used for

menstrual problems, to induce labour, for

menopause, and as an aphrodisiac. Also for

coughs, bowel complaints, hemorrhages,

asthma, lung disorders and for skin irritations

notes

type

Herb Betony wood

pic

scientific Stachys officinalis

Uses Good substitute for black tea; infusion

resembles the taste and is caffeine-free. Helps

relieve headache, and has general tonic action.

notes

Bishopswort

type



Herb Big Bluestem

pic

scientific Andropogon gerardii

Uses pain reliever, Analgesic; Carminative; Diuretic.

The plant is analgesic, carminative and diuretic.

A decoction of the roots is used in the treatment

of stomachaches and flatulence. A tea made

from the leaves is used as a wash to relieve

fevers and general debility

notes

type

Herb Bilberries, leaf

pic

scientific Vaccinium myrtillus

Uses leaves are sometimes used for coughs, and

stomach and skin problems. Weak

hypoglycemic action has been useful in

treatment of diabetes. Very good for eyesight.

For centuries, Europeans have used bilberry for

jams and other foods. World War II fighter pilots

reportedly used it to improve their night vision.

Research demonstrates that bilberry may evennotes

type



Herb Bindweed

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Morning Glory

type

Herb Birch

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Birch Bark

pic

scientific

Uses Acts as a diuretic, lessens inflammation, and

relieves pain. Good for

joint pain and urinary infections. Applied

externally, is good for boils and sores.

notes

type

Herb Birthroot

pic

scientific cimicifuga racemosa

Uses

notes

trillium

type



Herb Bitter Melon

pic

scientific Momordica charantia

Uses improves blood sugar

notes

type

Herb Bitter Sweet - American

pic

scientific dulcamara

Uses

notes

nightshade, woody

type



Herb Bitter Sweet - Oriental

pic

scientific Celastrus orbiculatus

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black Catechu

pic

scientific Acacia catechu Leguminosae

Uses powerful astringent may be used in chronic

diarrhea, dysentery and chronic catarrh. Useful

for arresting excessive mucous discharge sand

checking hemorrhages, it is also recommended

as a local application for sore mouths and

gums. Some research has shown Acacia

catachu to be hypotensive in vivo and in vitro;

its mechanism of action is thought to benotes

type



Herb Black Cohosh Root

pic

scientific Cimicifuga racemosa

Uses pms, menopause, blood purifier and hormone

stabilizer. Breast cancer.

notes

Actaea reacemosa; Black snakeroot; Bugbane;

Bugwort; Cimicifuga racemosa; Rattle weed;

type

Herb Black Cumin

pic

scientific Bunium persicum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Black current

pic

scientific Ribes nigrum

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black Haw Bark

pic

scientific Viburnum prunifolium L.

Uses chills, fever, heart, Throat, stomach

notes

type



Herb Black Hellebore

pic

scientific Veratrum nigrum - L.

Uses The root is anthelmintic, emetic, errhine,

expectorant, laxative and vermifuge[178, 218].

This herb is highly toxic and should not be used

internally, or even externally, without expert

guidance[K]. The whole plant is analgesic,

Insecticide

notes

type

Herb Black Horehound

pic

scientific Ballota nigra Labiatae

Uses Anti-emetic, nervine, astringent, emmenagogue,

expectorant.

Indications: Black Horehound - which should not

be confused with WhiteHore hound - is an

excellent remedy for the settling of nausea

andvomiting where the cause lies within the

nervous system rather than in the stomach. Itnotes

type



Herb Black Indian Hemp

pic

scientific Apocynum cannabinum L

Uses Anodyne, hypnotic, antispasmodic, expectorant

notes

Dogbane

type

Herb Black Medick

pic

scientific Medicago lupulina

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Black Oak

pic

scientific Quercus velutina

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black Pea

pic

scientific Lathyrus niger

Uses toxic, causes Lathyrism.

notes

also called Black bitter vetch. Perennial

type



Herb Black Pepper

pic

scientific Piper nigrum

Uses Black peppercorns figure in remedies in

Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani medicine in India.

The 5th century Syriac Book of Medicines

prescribes pepper (or perhaps long pepper) for

such illnesses as constipation, diarrhea,

earache, gangrene, heart disease, hernia,

hoarseness, indigestion, insect bites, insomnia,

joint pain, liver problems, lung disease, oralnotes

type

Herb Black Radish Root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Black Root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black Saltwort

pic

scientific Glaux maritima

Uses sedative

notes

se milkwort glaux

type



Herb Black tea

pic

scientific Camellia sinensis

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black Walnut

pic

scientific Juglans nigra

Uses Parasites, cleanse, vermifuge

balances blood sugar levels

notes

type



Herb Black Walnut leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Black-eyed susan

pic

scientific Rudbeckia hirta

Uses North American native tribes to treat a wide

range of ailments, from worms in children to

snakebites and earaches.

notes

type



Herb Blackberry

pic

scientific Rubus villbsus

Uses Sore throats, Balances Metabolism

notes

type

Herb Blackberry

pic

scientific Rubus villosus Rosaceae

Uses sore throat, An excellent, safe and gentle

astringent remedy that can be used in all

situations that call for this action. It may be used

indiarrhoea, dysentary and other problems

associated with 'loose bowels'. It was

traditionally used in Britain externally as wash in

a whole range of skin eruptions and burns. It will

staunch bleeding and may be used innotes

type



Herb blackhaw

pic

scientific Viburnum prunifolium

Uses

notes

L-theanine

type

Herb Bladder senna

pic

scientific Colutea arborescens

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Bladderwrack

pic

scientific Fucus vesiculosus

Uses rheumatiod arthritis, thyroid

notes

type

Herb blanket flower

pic

scientific Gallardia aristata

Uses

notes

type



Herb Blazing Star

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Unicorn root

type

Herb Blessed Thistle

pic

scientific cnicus benedictus

Uses Stimulant, tonic for digestion

notes

type



Herb Blood Flower

pic

scientific Asclepias curassavica

Uses Excellent remedy for colds and intermittent

fever, especially for flu. Medical evidence

suggests that it enhances the immune system.

Caution: contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids; not

recommended for long term use.

notes

type

Herb Blood Root

pic

scientific Sanguinarea canadensis

Uses cancer, Expectorant, anti-spasmodic, emetic,

cathartic, nervine, cardio-active, topical irritant

notes

Rhizome

type



Herb Blue Cohosh root

pic

scientific Caulophyllum thalictroides

Uses A uterine stimulant, induce labor, regulate

menstrual flow, suppress menstruation, and

ease the pain and difficulty that accompany

childbirth. Menopause, treat abdominal and

urinary problems. Has potential as a

contraceptive on account of its estrogenic

properties.

notes

type

Herb Blue Flag

pic

scientific Iris versicolor Iridaceae

Uses Cholagogue, hepatic, alterative, laxative,

diuretic, anti-inflammatory.

Indications : This useful remedy has a wide

application in the treatment of skin diseases,

apparently aiding the skin by working through

the liver, the main detoxifying organ of the body.

It may be used in skin eruptions such as

eczema and psoriasis, it is valuable as part of anotes

Rhizome

type



Herb Blue gentian

pic

scientific gentiana catesbaei

Uses stomach tonic

notes

type

Herb Blue Ginger

pic

scientific Alpinia officinarum

Uses

notes

Galangal

type



Herb Blue green Algae

pic

scientific Spiruliana, cyanobacteria

Uses

notes

type

Herb Blue Lily Flowers

pic

scientific Nymphaea caerulea

Uses smoking

notes

type



Herb Blue Lotus Petals

pic

scientific nelumbo nucifera

Uses anxiety

notes

type

Herb Blue Panic Grass

pic

scientific Panicum antidotale

Uses

notes

type



Herb Blue Rocket

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Aconite

type

Herb Blue Vervain

pic

scientific Verbena hastate

Uses Epilepsy, Earaches, Fever, Hiccoughs, throat,

abscess, stroke

notes

type



Herb Blue Violet leaf

pic

scientific

Uses Magickal uses include love, inspiration, good

fortune, and protection from all evil. Carried to

protect and encourage fortune & changed luck.

Mixed with lavender to attract lust & love. Worn

to calm tempers and bring sleep. Also known as

Sweet Scented Violet.

notes

type

Herb Bluet

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

cornflower

type



Herb Boldo leaf

pic

scientific Peumus boldo

Uses Boldo is a specific for gall-bladder problems like

stones or inflammations. It is also used when

there is visceral pain due to other problems in

liver or gall-bladder. Boldo has mild urinary

demulcent and anti-septic properties and so

would be used in cystitis.

notes

type

Herb Boneset

pic

scientific Eupatorium perfoliatum

Uses excrete excess uric acid which causes gout.

Eupatorium has many more presumed

beneficial uses, including treatment of dengue

fever, arthritis, certain infectious diseases,

migraine, intestinal worms, malaria,Flu, and

diarrhea. Boneset infusions are also considered

an excellent remedy for influenza.

Caution is advised when using boneset, since itnotes

Feverwort

type



Herb Borage

pic

scientific Borago officinalis

Uses Demulcent; Depurative; Diaphoretic; Diuretic;

Emollient; Expectorant; Febrifuge; Hypotensive;

Lenitive; Poultice; Sedative; Skin; Women's

complaints.regulation of metabolism and the

hormonal system, and consider it to be a good

remedy for PMS and menopause symptoms

such as the hot flash.

notes

The dried plant will spark when burned due to

a small amount of nitrate of potash in the

type

Herb Boswellia

pic

scientific Boswellia serrata

Uses asthma and various inflammatory conditions

notes

type



Herb Boswellin

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Bottlebrush

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Horsetails

type



Herb Brigham

pic

scientific Ephedra viridis

Uses Brigham tea has been used for a wide variety of

ailments, including: asthma, hay fever, and

other allergies for the first stages of a cold or

influenza, arthritis, fluid retention, coughs,

malarial and other fevers, headaches,

rheumatism, syphilis, boils, acne, a digestive

tonic, and many others. Brigham tea has been

historically used by frontiersmen to treatnotes

type

Herb Broccoli

pic

scientific Brassica oleracea italica

Uses heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and

malignant diseases of the colon, rectum and

prostate. These important enzymes include

quinone reductase and glutathione S-

transferase, with sulforaphane as the major and

potent enzyme induced. Broccoli is an

important source of Vitamin K, which helps to

resist malignant diseases of the stomach andnotes

type



Herb Brooklime

pic

scientific Angallis aquatica, Becabunga

Uses A full dose of the juice of fresh Brooklime is an

easy purge, and the plant has always been a

popular Simple for scrofulous affections,

especially of the skin. Chemically, this Water

Pimpernel contains some tannin, and a special

bitter principle, whilst in common with most of

the Cruciferous plants, it is endowed with a

pungent volatile oil, and some sulphur. Thenotes

type

Herb Broom

pic

scientific Sarothamnus scoparius Leguminosea)

Uses Broom is a valuable remedy where there is a

weak heartand low blood pressure. Since it is

also a diuretic and produces peripheral

constriction of the blood vessels while

increasing the efficiency of each stroke of the

heart, it can be used where water retention

occurs due to heart weakness. Broom is used in

cases of over-profuse menstruation.notes

type



Herb Broom Tea-tree

pic

scientific Leptospermum scoparium

Uses

notes

type

Herb Broomrape

pic

scientific Orobanchaceae

Uses

notes

type



Herb broomweed

pic

scientific Gutierrezia sarothrae - (Pursh.)Britton.&Rusby.

Uses Antirheumatic; Astringent; Cancer; Cathartic;

Diuretic; Laxative; Pectoral; Sedative; Skin;

Stings; Stomachic.

notes

type

Herb Bryony white

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Buchu leaf

pic

scientific Agathosma betulina

Uses Buchu may be used in any infection of the

genito-urinary system, such as cystitis, urethritis

and prostatitis. Its healing and soothing

properties indicate its use together with other

relevant remedies in many conditions of this

system, especially useful where dysuria is part

of the symptom picture. The oil content may be

too irritating for people with a history of majornotes

Combinations: In cystitis it may be used with

Bearberry, Yarrow or Couchgrass, for dysuria

type

Herb Buckbrush

pic

scientific Ceanothus Cuneatus

Uses Astringent; Digestive; Hepatic; Pectoral; Tonic.

Astringent, digestive, pectoral, tonic. A liver

tonic

notes

type



Herb Buckeyes

pic

scientific

Uses prosperity

notes

type

Herb Buckthorn Bark

pic

scientific

Uses Sorceries, elf magick, and driving away

enchantments. Used as a luck generator in legal

matters and for winning in court. Place the

branches of a Buckthorn near doors or

windows .

notes

type



Herb Buckwheat Hulls

pic

scientific Fagopyrum esculentum

Uses inflamation, bleeding, and the young leaves are

good for the eyes and ears. Even though most

people eat the greain, the young leaves are very

nutritious. High in vitamin B1 and many

minerals.

notes

type

Herb Bugbane

pic

scientific Black cohosh

Uses menstral

notes

type



Herb Bugleweed

pic

scientific Lycopus europaeus Labiatae

Uses Bugleweed is a specific for over-active thyroid

glands, especially where the symptoms include

tightness of breathing, palpitation and shaking.

It may safely be used where palpitations occur

that are of nervousorigin. Bugleweed will aid the

weak heart where there is associated build-up

of water in the body. As a sedative cough

reliever it will ease irritating coughs, especiallynotes

type

Herb Bugloss

pic

scientific anchusa officinalis

Uses repells insects

notes

type



Herb Bugloss, Viper

pic

scientific Echium vulgare

Uses Infusion of leaves is helpful for fevers,

headaches and nervous complaints.

notes

type

Herb Bupleurum root

pic

scientific Bupleurum falcatum

Uses Chinese tonic herb for the liver and circulatory

system. Bitter roots help moderate emotional

instability associated with sluggish liver function.

Also useful for abdominal bloating, menstrual

pain, hemorrhoids, herpes, fever and malaria.

Attractive feathery member of the parsley family

with umbels of yellow flowers. Height 30-90

cm/1-3'.notes

type



Herb Burdock root

pic

scientific Arctium lappa

Uses blood purifier, diuretic and diaphoretic

(sweating) restores the liver, increase

metabolism, antibacterial, antifungal,

carminative, for soothing the kidneys, relieving

the lymphatic system, rheumatism, gout, GI

tract disorders, stomach ailments, constipation,

catarrh, fever, infection, fluid retention and skin

problems. An article in Chemotherapy identifiednotes

menispermum

type

Herb Burnet

pic

scientific Sanguisorba minor

Uses Nut-cucumber flavor of leaves is welcome in all

salads with French dressing or mayonnaise.

Also in soups, casseroles, herb vinegars and

cream cheeses. Improves skin in facial

treatments.

notes

type



Herb Burnet, Saxifrage

pic

scientific Pimpinella saxifraga

Uses A tea made from the root and sweetened with

honey was recommended for the bubonic

plague! Used for stomach and intestinal

inflammations, catarrh, cough and asthma.

Produces white flower umbels July to October.

notes

type

Herb Butchers Broom Root

pic

scientific Ruscus aculeatus

Uses Diaphoretic, diuretic, deobstruent and aperient.

Was much recommended by Dioscorides and

other ancient physicians as an aperient and

diuretic in dropsy, urinary obstructions and

nephritic cases.

A decoction of the root is the usual form of

administration, and it is still considered of use innotes

Synonyms: Kneeholy, Knee Holly, Kneeholm,

Jew's Myrtle, Sweet Broom

type



Herb Butterbur

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

bog rhubarb

type

Herb Butterfly Pea

pic

scientific Clitoria ternatea

Uses Seeds and roots are used in India as a

purgative; roots also as a cathartic and diuretic.

notes

type



Herb butternut

pic

scientific Juglans cinerea

Uses Butternut is used as a dermatological agent,

antihemorrhoidal and cholagogue. It is a

purgative. Ellingwood says: "Experiments with

the drug have ascertained that it influences, with

great energy, the liver, small intestines, colon

and rectum, causing and increased manufacture

and elimination of bile, as well as increased

activity of the glands of the intestinal tract. Fullnotes

type

Herb Butternut

pic

scientific Juglans cinerea

Uses contains Juglus

notes

type



Herb Button Bush

pic

scientific Cephalanthus occidentalis

Uses Powerful diuretic. The leaves, flowers, and twigs

are infused in boiling water and taken to any

quantity. It seldom fails in a few hours of giving

relief so much desired in complaints of the

urinary passages. It promotes a free discharge

of urine even when the catheter would appear to

be the only remedy.

notes

type

Herb Cabbage tree

pic

scientific Andira inermis

Uses Narcotic vermifuge. Cabbage Tree bark used in

large doses may cause vomiting, fever and

delirium, especially if cold water is drunk just

before or after taking it. In the West Indies it is

largely employed as a vermifuge to expel worm

- ascaris lumbrecoides - but if used incautiously

death has been known to occur. The powder

purges like jalap.notes

type



Herb Calabar Bean

pic

scientific Physostigma venenosum (EALF.)

Uses Chiefly used for diseases of the eye; it causes

rapid contraction of the pupil and disturbed

vision.Also used as a stimulant to the unstriped

muscles of the intestines in chronic constipation.

Its action on the circulation is to slow the pulse

and raise blood-pressure; it depresses the

central nervous system, causingmuscular

weakness; it has been employed internally fornotes

type

Herb calamint

pic

scientific Satureja grandiflora

Uses Expectorant, diaphoretic, Aromatic

notes

type



Herb Calamus root

pic

scientific Acorus calamus americanus

Uses (Sweet Flag) Medicinally useful for flatulent

colic, gastritis and dyspepsia. This is the North

American variety which lacks the carcinogen,

cis-isoasarone, found in European varieties.

Root powder is valuable as a fixative in

potpourris.

Magickal uses include luck, healing, money,notes

type

Herb Calendula

pic

scientific Calendula arvensis

Uses Antiphlogistic; Antiseptic; Antispasmodic;

Aperient; Astringent; Cholagogue; Diaphoretic;

Emmenagogue; Homeopathy; Skin; Stimulant;

Vulnerary; Warts. (Pot marigold) Flower petals

give delicate flavour and strong colour to salads,

omelettes and cheese, and is used as a saffron

substitute for rice. Invaluable in first-aid skin

lotions and ointments.notes

type



Herb Calendula petals

pic

scientific Calendula Officinalis L

Uses Soap, shampoo; Flower Petals - A natural anti-

inflammatory and skin soother. Also

helps to regulate menstrual cycle and lessens

fever. Useful for many skin disorders,

such as rashes, and sunburn, as well as for

neuritis, and toothaches. Good for diaper

rash and other skin problems in small children.

notes

Marigold, Marybud, Gold-bloom,

type

Herb Calico Bush

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb California Hedgenettle

pic

scientific Stachys bullata

Uses

notes

type

Herb Californian Poppy

pic

scientific Eschscholzia californica

Uses The Californian poppy is a bitter sedative herb

that acts as a diuretic, relieves pain, relaxes

spasms and promotes perspiration[238]. The

whole plant is harvested when in flower and

dried for use in tinctures and infusions[238]. It is

taken internally in the treatment of nervous

tension, anxiety, insomnia and incontinence

(especially in children)[238]. The watery sap isnotes

type



Herb Camel Grass

pic

scientific Cymbopogon Shoenanthus

Uses Astringent,

notes

also used in tatoo removal creams.

type

Herb Camel thorn

pic

scientific alhagi maurorum

Uses expectorant

notes

type



Herb Campanula

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

red campion

type

Herb Candytuff, Bitter

pic

scientific Iberis amara

Uses All parts are very bitter. Used for gout,

rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, and dropsy.

notes

type



Herb CANTHARIDIN

pic

scientific Blister beetle

Uses burn victims benefit it because it reduces pain.

UTI, blood in urine

notes

type

Herb Caper Bush

pic

scientific Capparis spinosa

Uses The buds are pickled in strongly salted wine

vinegar to develop their characteristic aromatic

pungent flavor used to such advantage in

French mayonnaise-based sauces, vinaigrette,

and savory butters. Capers tend to reduce

oiliness in foods, and possess a natural affinity

for garlic and lemon. A straggly, slow growing

shrub of dry, rocky areas of thenotes

type



Herb Capsicum

pic

scientific Capsicum annuum

Uses as a circulatory stimulant and pain reliever. In

more recent times

notes

Paprika

type

Herb Caraway seed

pic

scientific Carum carvi

Uses digestion. It is a carminative which means it

helps with gas and digestion. It is helpful to

chew caraway seeds after a heavy meal. It has

been used for colic as it is a light sedative and it

can be used to settle a queasy stomach

(antispasmodic).

notes

type



Herb Cardamom

pic

scientific Zingiberaceae, Elettaria

Uses oral infection, digestion, headaches

notes

type

Herb cardinal berry

pic

scientific Viburnum dilatatum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Caribbean Trumpet Tree

pic

scientific Tabebuia aurea

Uses

notes

type

Herb Carnation

pic

scientific Dianthus caryophyllus

Uses alexiteric, antispasmodic, cardiotonic,

diaphoretic and nervine, fever reducer

notes

type



Herb Carrot

pic

scientific Daucus carota

Uses rich in beta carrotine, eyes, healing, fertility

notes

type

Herb Cascara Sagrada

pic

scientific rhamnus purshiana

Uses axative, cascara and cascara extracts are found

in numerous over-the counter laxative

preparations in the U.S.

notes

type



Herb Cassia

pic

scientific Cinnamomum cassia (BLUME)

Uses Stomachic, carminative, mildly astringent, said

to be emmenagogue and capable of decreasing

the secretion of milk. The tincture is useful in

uterine hemorrhage and menorrhagia, the

doses of 1 drachm being given every 5, 10 or 20

minutes as required. It is chiefly used to assist

and flavour other drugs, being helpful in

diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, and to relievenotes

type

Herb Catmint ( Catnip)

pic

scientific Nepeta cataria Labiatae

Uses cats, mosquito repellant, cold and flu remedies.

It is a useful diaphoretic helpful in any feverish

condition, especially acute bronchitis. As a

carminative with anti-spasmodic properties,

Catmint eases any stomach upsets, dyspepsia,

flatulence and colic. It is a perfect remedy for

the treatment of diarrhoea in children. Its

sedative action on the nerves adds to itsnotes

cats will be filled with energy then calmed

down. Combinations: May be used with

type



Herb Cats Claw

pic

scientific

Uses Used for vision quests, shamanic journeys, and

money drawing. Also called Una de Gato

notes

type

Herb Catus

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Cayenne

pic

scientific Capsicum minimum Solanaceae

Uses systemic stimulants. Its timulates blood flow,

strengthening the heart, arteries, capillaries and

nerves. A general tonic, it is also specific for

both circulatory and digestive system. It may be

used in flatulent dyspepsia and colic. If there is

insufficient peripheral circulation, leading to cold

hands and feet and possibly chilblains, Cayenne

may be used, also for debility and for wardingnotes

type

Herb Cayenne- tabasco pepper

pic

scientific Capsicum frutescens

Uses CMedicinal Uses: Gastrointestinal tract:

including stomach aches, cramping pains, and

gas. Diseases of the circulatory system: It is still

traditionally used in herbal medicine as a

circulatory tonic. Rheumatic and arthritic pains:

Rubbed on the skin it causes a counterirritant

effect. A counterirritant is something which

causes irritation to the area to which it isnotes

vitamin c, mangesium

type



Herb Cedar Berries

pic

scientific Thuja occidentalis

Uses Used externally for skin conditions and

muscular aches. Internally, the Amerindians

used it to promote menstruation and relieve

headache. Can be toxic used internally

notes

type

Herb Celandine

pic

scientific Chelidonium majus

Uses anti microbial, analgesic, Latex juice mixed with

vinegar is said to remove warts and corns.

Decoction is useful for stomach pains and

inflammation of the bilary duct. New research

indicates it has potent anticancer properties

notes

type



Herb celastrus seed

pic

scientific celastrus paniculata

Uses sharpens memory

notes

type

Herb Celery seed

pic

scientific Apium graveolens

Uses Celery seed has been used medicinally for

thousands of years in many parts of the world.

During ancient times, Ayurvedic medicine used

celery seed to treat colds, flu, water retention,

poor digestion, various types of arthritis, and

certain diseases of the liver and spleen. Today,

celery seed is used primarily as a diuretic

(increasing urine output to help the body get ridnotes

type



Herb Centaury.

pic

scientific Centaurium erythraea

Uses it may be used whenever a digestive and gastric

stimulantis required. It is indicated primarily in

appetite loss (anorexia) when it is associated

with liver weakness. Centaury is a useful herb in

dyspepsia and in any condition where a

sluggish digestion is involved.

Combinations: In dyspepsia it combines well

with Meadowsweet, Marshmallow Root andnotes

feverwort

type

Herb Cenury Plant

pic

scientific Agave utahensis

Uses Antiseptic; Diuretic; Laxative.

notes

type



Herb Chaga Mushroom

pic

scientific Inonotus obliquus

Uses Chemical analysis shows that I. obliquus

produces during its development and growth a

range of secondary metabolites, including

phenolic compounds such as melanins, and

lanostane-type triterpenes, which include a

small percentage of betulinic acid. Among these

metabolites are biologically active components

which have been researched and tested for theirnotes

type

Herb chamomile flowers

pic

scientific Matricaria recutita

Uses calmative, sleep aid, sore stomach, Irritable

Bowel Syndrome

and as a gentle sleep aid. It is best taken as an

herbal tea, two

teaspoons of dried flower per cup of tea.

Against sore stomach take

one cup every morning without food for 2-3

months. It is also usednotes

type



Herb Chamomile yellow

pic

scientific Anthemis t inctoria - L.

Uses Antispasmodic; Emmenagogue; Vesicant.

The whole plant is antispasmodic, diaphoretic,

emetic, emmenagogue and

vesicant[4]. It is used internally as a tea, which

can be made either from the flowers

or the whole plant[4]. Applied externally, it is

used as a poultice on piles and can also

be applied to the bath water[4]The leaves arenotes

type

Herb Chanca Piedra

pic

scientific Pectus Carinatum

Uses increase metabolism, pain relief,

notes

type



Herb Chanca Piedra

pic

scientific Phyllanthus niruri

Uses weight loss, urinary calculi, anti-viral.

notes

type

Herb Chaparral leaf

pic

scientific Larrea divaricata

Uses Expectorant, throat, Arthitis, Cancer, Kidney

infection, Prostate problems, Weight loss, Sinus

notes

type



Herb Chaste Tree berries

pic

scientific Vitex agnus-castus, hormonal balance,

Uses PMS, phytoestrogen, fertility

notes

type

Herb Chervil

pic

scientific umbelli ferae

Uses Liver, circulation, digestion

notes

type



Herb Chia

pic

scientific Salvia columbariae

Uses

notes

type

Herb Chia seed

pic

scientific Salvia hispanica

Uses Omega 3-6 Essentials. It promotes Heart and

Cardiovascular Health. It is considered by

Atlhelets as the BEST NATURAL SUPERFOOD

that nature can provide. Just two tablespoons of

Sanar Organic Chia Seed delivers 4.16 grams

of Omega 3 and 1.37 grams of Omega 6. Chia

Seed served as the power food of the ancient

AZTECS, and according to Spanishnotes

type



Herb Chick Pea Milk Vetch

pic

scientific Astragalus Cicer

Uses Vascular

notes

VV

type

Herb Chickweed

pic

scientific Stellaria media Caryophyllaceae

Uses Chickweed is commonly used as an external

remedy for cuts, wounds and especially for

itching and irritation. If eczema or psoriasis

causes this sort of irritation, Chickweed may be

used with benefit. Internally it has a reputation

as a remedy for rheumatism.

notes

type



Herb Chicory root

pic

scientific Cichorium intybus var. sativum

Uses gallstones, sinus, bruises

notes

Has diuretic, tonic and laxative properties, and

is said to protect the liver from effects of

type

Herb Chili

pic

scientific capsaicin

Uses Researchers used capsaicin from chillies

to kill nerve cells in the pancreases of mice with

Type 1 diabetes, thus allowing the insulin

producing cells to start producing insulin again.

[19][20]

Research in humans found that "after

adding chili to the diet, the LDL, or bad

cholesterol, actually resisted oxidation for anotes

type



Herb chinese five spices

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

This blend is the quintessential blend for most

Chinese recipes. The blend is dominated by

type

Herb Chinese Rhubarb

pic

scientific Rheum officinale, R. palmatum

Uses Da huang; Turkey rhubarb) Esteemed for 5000

years as a safe purgative. Action is brisk,

healthy and non-constipating. Has marked anti-

tumour properties and is one of 4 ingredients in

the Essiac® anticancer formula. The history of

rhubarb has more than a fair share of intrigue

and colourful characters. For centuries the true

source and identity of medicinal rhubarb wasnotes

type



Herb Chlorella powder

pic

scientific

Uses breaks down toxins

notes

high in beta caratine

type

Herb Chokeberry

pic

scientific Rosaceae photinia pyrifolia

Uses

notes

type



Herb Chrysanthemum Flowers

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Cillenia

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Cinnamon

pic

scientific Cinnamonum Cassia

Uses digestion,

notes

Cinnamomum verum

type

Herb Cinquefoil

pic

scientific Potentilla

Uses stops bleeding, An all-purpose magickal herb.

The five points of the leaf represent love,

money, health, power, and wisdom. Stimulates

memory, eloquence, and self confidence. Carry,

burn, or wear to possess these traits. Used for

business & house blessing. Use in spells to

bring protection to a friend or loved one taking a

journey. Burn as an incense during divination tonotes

type



Herb Cinquefoil- sticky

pic

scientific Potentilla glandulosa









type

Herb Citronellia Grass

pic

scientific Cymbopogon nardus

Uses cannot be eatten is used for citronella oil

notes

type



Herb Cleavers herb

pic

scientific Galium aparine Rubiaceae

Uses t is a very valuable plant, being perhaps the

best tonic to the lymphatic system available. As

a lymphatic tonic with alterative and diuretic

actions it may be used safely in a wide range of

problems where the lymphatic system is

involved. These include swollen glands

(lymphadenitis) anywhere in the body,

especially in tonsillitis and adenoid trouble. It isnotes

For the lymphatic system combine with Poke,

Echinacea or Calendula. For skin conditions

type

Herb Clove Powder

pic

scientific syzgium Aromaticum

Uses soap, shampoo

notes

type



Herb cloves

pic

scientific Clove Eugenia caryophyllata

Uses Cloves are used in Ayurveda called Lavang in

India, Chinese medicine and western herbalism

and dentistry where the essential oil is used as

an anodyne (painkiller) for dental emergencies.

Cloves are used as a carminative, to increase

hydrochloric acid in the stomach and to improve

peristalsis. Cloves are also said to be a natural

antihelmintic.[2] The essential oil is used innotes

type

Herb Codonopsis

pic

scientific Codonopsis pilosula

Uses lower blood pressure, increase red and white

blood cell count, cure appetite loss, strengthen

the immune system, and replenish qi.

notes

type



Herb Coltsfoot leaf

pic

scientific Tussilago farfara Compositae

Uses Coltsfoot combines a soothing expectorant

effect with an anti-spasmodic action. There are

useful levels of zinc in the leaves. This mineral

has been shown to have marked anti-

inflammatory effects. Coltsfoot may be used in

chronic or acute bronchitis, irritating coughs,

whooping coughs and asthma. Its soothing

expectorant action gives Coltsfoot a role in mostnotes

Coltsfoot is used as a respiratory disinfectant,

expectorant, and cough suppressant. Since the

type

Herb Columbine

pic

scientific Aquilegia flabellata

Uses The flowers of various species of Aquilegia were

consumed in moderation by Native Americans

as a condiment with other fresh greens, and are

reported to be very sweet, and safe if consumed

in small quantities. The plant's seeds and roots

are highly poisonous however, and contain

cardiogenic toxins which cause both severe

gastroenteritis and heart palpitations ifnotes

type



Herb Comfrey

pic

scientific symptom Officinale

Uses healing bone ailments, skin hydration, soap,

shampoo, powerful healing agent in gastric and

duodenal ulcers, hiatus hernia and ulcerative

colitis. Its astringency will help hemorrhages

wherever they occur. It has been used with

benefit in cases of bronchitis and irritable cough,

where it will soothe and reduce irritation whilst

helping expectoration. Comfrey may be usednotes

bronchial problems, broken bones, sprains,

arthritis, gastric and varicose ulcers, severe

type

Herb common Ivy

pic

scientific Hedera helix

Uses

notes

type



Herb Common Rue Tops

pic

scientific Ruta graveolens

Uses Joints, muscles, arthritis, rheumatism, sprains,

varicose veins, frostbite, insect bites,

contusions, hematomas, promote the onset of

menstruation and uteral contractions.

notes

type

Herb Common Sundew or Round-Leaved Sundew

pic

scientific Drosera rotundifolia

Uses

notes

type



Herb Condurango

pic

scientific Marsdenia condurango Asclepiadaceae

Uses this bitter may be used in a whole range of

digestive and stomach problems. It is best

known for its appetite-stimulating actions,

common to all bitters. However, in addition it will

relax the nerves of the stomach, making it of

use in the settling of indigestion where this is

affected by nervous tension and anxiety.

notes

Eagle vine

type

Herb Copal Oro

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Coptis

pic

scientific Coptis occidentalis

Uses an underground stem that is one of the bitterest

herbs used in Chinese medicine. It is full of

alkaloids that inhibit infections and calm nervous

agitation . Coptis is usually combined with other

bitter-tasting herbs such as phellodendron,

scutellaria and gardenia. This herb has many

uses including the treatment of skin diseases,

intestinal infections, hypertensions andnotes

type

Herb Coriander

pic

scientific Coriandrum sativum

Uses digestion

notes

type



Herb Corn

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Corn Mint

pic

scientific Mentha arvensis - L.

Uses Corn mint, like many other members of this

genus, is often used as a domestic herbal

remedy, being valued especially for its

antiseptic properties and its beneficial effect on

the digestion. Like other members of the genus,

it is best not used by pregnant women because

large doses can cause an abortion. The whole

plant is anaesthetic, antiphlogistic,notes

Field Mint, Wild Mint or Corn Mint

type



Herb corn silk

pic

scientific zea mays Graminaceae

Uses As a soothing diuretic, Corn Silk is helpful in any

irritation of the urinary system. It is used for

renal problems in children and as a urinary

demulcent combined with other herbs in the

treatment of cystitis, urethritis, prostatitis and

the like.

Ellingwood suggests Corn Silk in the followingnotes

Combinations: With Couchgrass, Bearberry,

Buchu or Yarrow in the treatment of cystitis.

type

Herb cornflowers

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Bluebottle, Bluet

type



Herb Cotton Lavender

pic

scientific Santolina chamaecyparissus

Uses

notes

type

Herb Cotton Root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Couch Grass

pic

scientific Elymus repens

Uses

notes

type

Herb Couchgrass root

pic

scientific Agropyron repens Graminaceae

Uses Couchgrass may be used in urinary infections

such as cystitis, urethritis and prostatitis. Its

demulcent properties soothe irritation and

inflammation. It is of value in the treatment of

enlarged prostate glands. It may also be used in

kidney stones and gravel. As a tonic diuretic,

Couchgrass has been used with other herbs in

the treatment of rheumatism.notes

rhizome.

type



Herb Crab's Eye

pic

scientific Abrus pectoralis

Uses Abortifacient, Anodyne, Aphrodisiac,

Antimicrobial, Diuretic, Emetic, Expectorant,

Febrifuge, Hemostat, Laxative, Purgative,

Refrigerant, Sedative, Vermifuge

notes

Tento muido, Crab's Eye, Precatory Bean,

Jequerity, Cain Ghe, Graines Reglisse,

type

Herb Cramp bark

pic

scientific Viburnum opulos

Uses Muscle relaxer, menstrual cramps, postpartum

discomfort, preventing miscarriages and internal

hemorrhages and is used as a uterine sedative

Menopause

notes

type



Herb Cranberry

pic

scientific Vaccinium macrocarpon

Uses helps to prevent urinary tract infections caused

by E. coli bacteria, particularly in people with a

history of recurrent infections.

notes

type

Herb Cranesbill root

pic

scientific Geranium maculatum

Uses American Cranesbill is an effective astringent

used in diarrhea, dysentery and hemorrhoids.

When bleeding accompanies duodenal or

gastric ulceration, this remedy is used in

combination with other relevant herbs. Where

blood is lost in the feces, this herb will help,

though careful diagnosis is vital. It may be used

where excessive blood loss during menstruationnotes

rhizome.

type



Herb Crawley

pic

scientific Corallorhiza, Nutt

Uses Sedative, Febrifuge

notes

Coral root, Dragon's claw, chickentoe

type

Herb Creeping thistle

pic

scientific Carduus arvensis

Uses Antiphlogistic; Astringent; Diuretic; Emetic;

Emmenagogue; Hepatic; Tonic.

The root is tonic, diuretic, astringent,

antiphlogistic and hepatic[207]. It has been

chewed as a remedy for toothache[4]. A

decoction of the roots has been used to treat

worms in children[257].notes

type



Herb Crow Foot

pic

scientific Ranunculus bulbous L

Uses

notes

type

Herb Crow Garlic wild onion

pic

scientific Allium vineale

Uses

notes

type



Herb Crown Vetch

pic

scientific Securigera varia

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb cubeb berries

pic

scientific Piper cubeba

Uses in the form of cigarettes for asthma, chronic

pharyngitis and hay fever.

paste as a mouthwash, and the use of dried

cubebs internally for oral and dental diseases,

loss of voice, halitosis, fevers, and cough. Unani

physicians use a paste of the cubeb berries

externally on male and female genitals to

intensify sexual pleasure during coitus.notes

type



Herb Cumin

pic

scientific Cuminum cyminum

Uses Cumin is also said to help in treatment of the

common cold, when added to hot milk and

consumed.

Cumin tea is also believed to help induce labor

in a woman who has gone post-dates with her

pregnancy.

In Sri Lanka, toasting cumin seeds and thennotes

type

Herb Cumin - Black seed

pic

scientific Nigella sativa

Uses soap, shampoo, increasing one's sperm count

or increasing milk production in a nursing

mother to relieving bronchial conditions such as

asthma and bronchitis,

notes

type



Herb Curcumin

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Cynergy TK

pic

scientific

Uses skin care

notes

contains keratin

type



Herb Cyperus

pic

scientific cyperus articulatus

Uses sedative

notes

type

Herb Daffodil

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Daisies

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Dakota Sage

pic

scientific Artemisia cana

Uses

notes

type



Herb Damiana leaf

pic

scientific Turnera diffusa

Uses increases sexual energy, menopause Damiana

is an excellent strengthening remedy for the

nervous system. It has an ancient reputation as

an aphrodisiac. Whilst this mayor may not be

true, it has a definite tonic action on the central

nervous and the hormonal system. As a useful

antidepressant, Damiana is considered to be a

specific in cases of anxiety and depressionnotes

Ritchason, J. 1995, "The Little Herb

Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition" p.70

type

Herb Dandelion

pic

scientific Taraxacum officinale

Uses purify the blood,stimulate digestive functions

and function as a liver tonic. "Dandelion and

Burdock" is a soft drink

notes

Dandelion salad is often accompanied with

hard boiled eggs. The leaves are high in

type



Herb Darnel Bearded

pic

scientific Lolium Temulentum

Uses Headache, rheumatic meningitis, sciatica

notes

type

Herb desert sage

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Devil's Claw root

pic

scientific Harpagophytum Procumbens

Uses treating diseases of the liver, kidneys,

gallbladder and bladder, arthritis and

rheumatism. It is said to help alleviate problems

with and improve the vitality of the joints, as well

as stimulating appetite and aid digestion,

increase cholesterol and fatty acids in the blood.

Devil's Claw has been recommended for

treating diabetes, hardening of the arteries,notes

type

Herb Devil's club root

pic

scientific Oplopanax horridus

Uses wide variety of ailments. The roots and bark

have been used for indigestion, stomach pains,

bowel cramps, rheumatism, sores, swellings

and as a tonic and blood purifier. It was also

used in rituals because it had magical powers

and protective charm .

notes

type



Herb Devil's Shoestring

pic

scientific Viburnum prunifolium

Uses Protection, luck, attracting a new raise or job,

giving control over opposite sex, and invisibility.

Carry in the pocket while seeking employment,

if you are having problems at work, or if you are

asking for a raise.

Also Called: Black Haw, Stagbush, American

Sloe.notes

type

Herb Dill Weed

pic

scientific Anethum graveolens

Uses digestion, increases lactation

notes

type



Herb Distaff Thistle

pic

scientific Atractylis gummifera

Uses Liver, Hep B & C.

notes

type

Herb Dodder

pic

scientific Cuscuta

Uses Beggarweed

notes

type



Herb Dog Fennel

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Dong Quai

pic

scientific Angelica sinensis

Uses treat gynecological ailments, fertility

notes

Angelica

type



Herb Dragon's Blood

pic

scientific SANGRE DE GRADO

Uses Protection, energy, and purification. Burn as an

incense to increase the potency of a spell. Has

strong banishing powers against negative

influences and bad habits. A pinch under the

mattress is believed to prevent impotency. Used

as a form of magickal ink. Carry or sprinkle

around the home or place of business to drive

away negativity. Carry or wear for good luck.notes

type

Herb Du Huo

pic

scientific Angelica pubescens

Uses Anodyne; Antiinflammatory; Antirheumatic;

Carminative; Emmenagogue; Nervine;

Vasodilator.

The roots and rhizomes are anodyne, anti-

inflammatory, antirheumatic, carminative,

nervine and vasodilator[147, 176]. A decoction

is used to promote menstruation[218], to treatnotes

Don Quai

type



Herb Dulse leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Early March-Orchid

pic

scientific Dactylorhiza incarnata ssp

Uses

notes

type



Herb Echinacea

pic

scientific Echinacea angustifolia and Echinacea

Uses throat spray ingredient: promotes good health.

colds flu, boosts immune system antibacterial,

antiviral, and used for wound healing.

notes

type

Herb Egg Substitute

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Egg Replacer

A vegetarian product usually consisting of

type



Herb Elder berries

pic

scientific Sambucus melanocarpa

Uses

notes

type

Herb Elder Flowers

pic

scientific Sambucus racemosa

Uses

notes

type



Herb Elecampane

pic

scientific Inula helenium Compositae

Uses Digestion, recommended elecampane for "the

shortness of breath"; today herbalists prescribe

it as an expectorant and for water retention;

colds and flu, it also is claimed to have

antiseptic properties. good throat spray

ingredient. It has minor applications as a tonic

and to bring on menstruation.

notes

Horse-heal

type

Herb Elecampane root

pic

scientific Eleutherococcus senticosus

Uses Stress, effects of chemo and radiation,

shortness of breath"; today herbalists prescribe

it as an expectorant and for water retention; it

also is claimed to have antiseptic properties. It

has minor applications as a tonic and to bring

on menstruation. increases metabolism

notes

elfwort

type



Herb Eleuthero root

pic

scientific Eleutherococcus setaceous

Uses enhances mental clarity, increases metoblism,

reduces stress, enhances the immune system,

colds. combined with astragalus, holy basil, and

schizandra eleuthro protects the body during

radition and chemotherapy by diminishing side

effects and improves over all energy. Chronic

bronchitis, pneumonia. balances blood

pressure and blood sugar levelsnotes

siberian ginseng

type

Herb Elfwort

pic

scientific Inula helenium

Uses see Elecampane

notes

Horse-heal

type



Herb English Sundew or Great Sundew

pic

scientific Drosera anglica

Uses

notes

type

Herb Epazote herb

pic

scientific Dysphania ambrosioides

Uses

notes

type



Herb Ephedra

pic

scientific Ephedra Sinica

Uses Dried stem is a natural adrenergic stimulant to

the central nervous system and a bronchodilator

for treating colds and asthma.

notes

type

Herb Eryngo

pic

scientific Eryngium campestre

Uses Used in herbalism as an infusion to treat

coughs, whooping cough and urinary infections.

Roots were formerly candied as sweets or

boiled and roasted as a vegetable. Active

Ingredients: Essential oils, saponins, tannins.

notes

type



Herb Eucalyptus

pic

scientific Eucalyptus Abdita

Uses brocial decongestant, colds

notes

type

Herb Evening Primrose

pic

scientific Oenothera biennis

Uses cardiovascular ailments, menstrual irregularities,

arthritic inflammation and hyperactivity in

children. The oil, usually available in capsule

form, and taken orally, has been demonstrated

to be effective in the symptoms of PMS. Omega

6 helps Neuropathy.

notes

type



Herb Eyebright

pic

scientific Euphrasis officinallis

Uses Coughs, horaseness, headache, conjunctivitis

( pink eye), earaches, sinusitis, bronchitisUsed

as an eyewash. Prevents secretion of fluids and

relieves discomfort

from eyestrain or minor irritation. Good for

allergies, itchy/watering eyes, and

runny nose. Also used to combat hay fever

notes

type

Herb False Unicorn Root

pic

scientific Chamaelirium luteum Liliaceae

Uses his herb, which comes to us via the North

American Indians, is one of the best tonics and

strengtheners of the reproductive system that

we have. Though primarily used for the female

system, it can be equally beneficial for men. It is

known to contain precursors of the estrogens.

However, it acts in an amphoteric way to

normalize function. The body may use this herbnotes

Starwort

type



Herb Female Fern

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Fennel Seeds

pic

scientific Foeniculum vulgare

Uses Encourage digestion,flatulence,chronic coughs,

hangovers, Used as as appetite suppressant

and as an eyewash. Relieves abdominal pain,

colon disorders, gas, and gastrointestinal

spasms. Useful for acid stomach. Good after

chemotherapy, and/or radiation treatments for

cancer. carminative properties, colic,

eyedrops, hypertension, increases lactationnotes

Florence fennel bulbs are edible like an onion.

type



Herb Fenugreek

pic

scientific Trigonella foenum-graecum

Uses galactagogue ( increase lactation, The effect of

fenugreek seeds (Trigonella foenum graecum)

on blood glucose and the serum lipid profile was

evaluated in insulin-dependent (Type I) diabetic

patients. Isocaloric diets with and without

fenugreek were each given randomly for 10 d.

Defatted fenugreek seed powder (100 g),

divided into two equal doses, was incorporatednotes

type

Herb Fern bracken

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Feverfew

pic

scientific Tanacetum parthenium

Uses Anti-inflammatory, vasodilator, bitter,

emmenagogue. acute migraine attacks

notes

Recently, feverfew has been used by Aveeno

skincare brand to calm red and irritated skin.

type

Herb Field Cow Wheat

pic

scientific Melampyrum arvense

Uses

notes

member of the Orobanchaceae famly

type



Herb Fig

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Fig wort, Rosenoble

pic

scientific Scrophularia nodosa

Uses Figwort finds most use in the treatment of skin

problems. It acts in a broad way to help the

body function well, bringing about a state of

inner cleanliness. It may be used for eczema,

psoriasis and any skin condition where there is

itching and irritation. Part of the cleansing

occurs due to the purgative and diuretic actions.

It may be used as a mild laxative innotes

type



Herb Figwort

pic

scientific asarina procumbens,Scrophulriaceae

Uses

notes

type

Herb Fire Weed

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Five Finger Glass

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Flag Root

pic


Uses Also called sweet flag, muskrat root, fish-back

root, or flag root. Chewed for toothaches, sore

throats, decongestant, raise the pitch of your

voice. Can be made into tea for upset stomach.

Scientific name: Acorus calamus Botanical

Disclaimer

notes

type



Herb Flax Seed

pic

scientific Linum usitatissimum

Uses Rheumatic pains, colds coughs Seeds, oil from

seeds: Promotes strong bones, nails, and teeth,

as well as healthy skin. Useful for colon

problems, female disorders, and inflammation.

BPH enlarged prostrate

notes

type

Herb Flea Bane

pic

scientific Conyza bonariensis

Uses

notes

type



Herb Fluxweed

pic

scientific Isanthus brachiatus

Uses

notes

False Pennyroyal, Fluxweed. Linaceae - (Flax

Family) Linum medium (Planch.) Britton -

type

Herb Fo-ti root

pic

scientific Polygonum multiflorum

Uses (He-shou-wu) Legendary Oriental Elixir of Life

said to possess fantastic rejuvenating

properties. Some believe fo-ti was used by a

certain Professor Li Chung Yun who lived to the

ripe old age of 256! So the story goes, early in

life Li developed the penchant for taking a daily

concoction containing the elixir of life. He is said

to have outlived 23 wives, and left behind 11notes

type



Herb Fodder Vetch

pic

scientific Vicia Villosa

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Foxglove

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

fairy caps, fairy thimbles

type



Herb Foxtail Copper leaf

pic

scientific Acalypha alopecuroidea

Uses

notes

type

Herb Frankincense

pic

scientific Boswellia thurifera

Uses protection

notes

boswellia carteri

type



Herb Fringe tree bark

pic

scientific Chionanthus virginica

Uses This valuable herb may be safely used in all

liver problems, especially when they have

developed into jaundice. It is a specific for the

treatment of gall-bladder inflammation and a

valuable part of treating gall-stones. It is a

remedy that will aid the liver in general and as

such it is often used as part of a wider treatment

for the whole body. Through its action ofnotes

type

Herb Frostwart

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Fumitory

pic

scientific Fumaria officinalis Fumariaceae

Uses skin problems such as eczema and acne. Its

action is probably due to a general cleansing

mediated via the kidneys and liver. Fumitory

may also be used as an eyewash to ease

conjunctivitis.

notes

type

Herb Garden Mullein

pic

scientific Verbascum Nigrum

Uses

notes

Aaron's rod

type



Herb Garden Nightshade

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Garland Crab

pic

scientific Malus coronaria - (L.)Mill.

Uses Abortifacient; Astringent; Birthing aid;

Emmenagogue; Lithontripic; Ophthalmic.

An infusion of the bark has been used to ease a

difficult birth and also in the treatment of

gallstones, piles and as a wash for sore mouths.

A cold infusion of the bark has been used as a

wash for black eyes, sore eyes and snownotes

type



Herb Garlic

pic

scientific Allium sativum

Uses Anthelmintic; Anti-inflammatory; Antiseptic;

Antispasmodic; Carminative; Diuretic;

Expectorant; Febrifuge; Homeopathy;

Hypoglycemic; Hypotensive; Lithontripic; Skin;

Stings; Stomach; Tonic. control excess

conversion of lipids and cholesterol.

notes

type

Herb Gelsemium

pic

scientific Gelsemium Sempervirens

Uses Centers its action upon the nervous system,

causing various degree of Motor paralysis.

General prostration. Dizziness, drowsiness,

dullness, and trembling. Slow pulse, tired

feeling, mental apathy. Paralysis of various

groups of muscles about the eyes, throat, chest,

larynx, sphincter, extremities, etc. Post-

diphtheritic paralysis. Muscular weakness.notes

type



Herb Gentian Root

pic

scientific Gentiana lutea

Uses excellent bitter which stimulates appetite and

digestion through a general stimulation of the

digestive juices, increasing the production of

saliva, gastric juices and bile. It also accelerates

the emptying of the stomach. It is indicated

wherever there is a lack of appetite, dyspepsia

or flatulence. The general toning effect of bitters

give this herb a role to play in treating debility,notes

type

Herb Giant Reed

pic

scientific Arundo donax - L.

Uses

notes

type



Herb Gilead Buds

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Ginger rhizome

pic

scientific Zingiber officinale

Uses Diarrhea, Nausea, sedative, antibacterial,

menopause, pms, postpartum

notes

gingerols increase the motility of the

gastrointestinal tract and have analgesic,

type



Herb Gingergrass

pic

scientific Cymbopogon

Uses

notes

type

Herb Ginkgo leaf

pic

scientific Ginkgo biloba Ginkgoaceae

Uses cartio vascular, antioxidant, as a brain tonic

notes

type



Herb Ginseng

pic

scientific Panax notoginseng

Uses treatment of type II diabetes, including sexual

dysfunction in men. increases the body's

resistance to stress, anti carcinogenic and

antioxidant properties. Increases metabolism.

Memory function. weight loss

notes

type

Herb Ginsing chinese

pic

scientific Panax quinquefolium

Uses

notes

type



Herb Glasswort, Jointed

pic

scientific Salicornia herbacea (LINN.)

Uses Steeped in malted vinegar, the tender shoots

make a good pickle

notes

type

Herb Goat Head

pic

scientific Tribulus Terrestris

Uses : Tribulus Terrestris is used in various herbal

formulas to treat headaches, eye problems such

as itching, conjunctivitis and weak vision, pain

relief, enhancement of the immune system,

improved mood and sense of well-being,

cholesterol reduction, and relief of premenstrual

(PMS), menopausal symptoms in women, and

nervousness, making it a great menopausenotes

Puncturevine resembles cinquefoil

type



Herb Goat's Rue

pic

scientific Galega officianlis Papilionaceae

Uses Vascular, Hypoglycaemic, galactogogue,

diuretic, diaphoretic. increases lactation

notes

type

Herb Goats Beard

pic

scientific Aruncus dioicus

Uses Birthing aid

notes

type



Herb goatweed

pic

scientific Ageratum conyzoides - L.

Uses Anti inflamatory,

notes

type

Herb Goji Berries

pic

scientific Lycium barbarum

Uses antioxident

notes

type



Herb Gold Tree Prima Vera

pic

scientific Tabebuia donnell smithii

Uses

notes

type

Herb Golden Marguerite

pic

scientific Anthemis tinctoria

Uses

notes

type



Herb Golden rod

pic

scientific Solidago canadensis; Solidago virgaurea

Uses Arthritis, Allergies Colds and flu

Inflammation of the bladder or urinary tract

Kidney stones

Laryngitis Sore throats

notes

Solidago virgaurea

type

Herb Golden Thread

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Golden trumpet tree

pic

scientific tabebuia chrysoticha

Uses

notes

type

Herb Goldenseal ( orangeroot)

pic

scientific Hydrastis canadensis

Uses reduce inflamation, Allergies, colds.

Candidiasis, Compress, cancer, depression,

Breast swelling, exhaustion,

notes

Herbalists today consider goldenseal an

alterative, anti-catarrhal, anti-inflammatory,

type



Herb Goosefoots

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

English Mercury

type

Herb goosegrass

pic

scientific Cleavers

Uses

notes

type



Herb Gorse

pic

scientific Ulex europaeus

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Gotu Kola

pic

scientific Hydrocotyle asiatica

Uses treatment of burns, wounds, scars and varicose

veins because it stimulates the development of

connective tissue. weight loss formula

notes

Centella asiatica

type



Herb Gotu Kola

pic

scientific Centella asiatica

Uses promoting longevity, boosts brain functions.

Improves learning. balance, calming. used in

smoking mixes

notes

Centella asiatica

type

Herb Grains of Paradise

pic

scientific Aframomum melegueta

Uses digestion

notes

type



Herb Grape seed oil

pic

scientific

Uses protects the brain an nervous system

notes

type

Herb Grapefruit Mint

pic

scientific Mentha suaveolens x piperata

Uses

notes

Ritchason, J. 1995, "The Little Herb

Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition" p.70

type



Herb Grapefruit peel

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Gravel Root

pic

scientific Eupatorium purpureum

Uses Gravel Root is used primarily for kidney stones

or gravel. In urinary infections such as cystitis

and urethritis it may be used with benefit, whilst

it can also play a useful role in a systemic

treatment of rheumatism and gout. Ellingwood

considered it to have the following

symptomatology: "Irritation of the bladder in

women from displacement and chronicnotes

type



Herb Graviola,

pic

scientific Annona macrocarpa, A. bonplandiana, A.

Uses cancer, Antibacterial, anthelmintic,

anticancerous, anticonvulsant, antidepressant,

antifungal, antimicrobial, antineoplastic,

antiparasitic, antispasmodic, antitumorous,

antiviral, astringent, cardiodepressant,

cytostatic, cytotoxic, febrifuge, hypotensive,

insecticide, nervine, pectoral, piscicide,

sedative, stomachic, vasodilator, vermifugenotes

type

Herb Greater Dodder

pic

scientific Cuscuta europaea

Uses

notes

type



Herb Green Beebalm

pic

scientific Monarda Viridissima

Uses

notes

type

Herb Green ginger

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Green Tea

pic

scientific Camella Sinesis

Uses

notes

type

Herb Gridelia

pic

scientific Grindelia spp. Compositae

Uses Grindelia acts to relax smooth muscles and

heart muscles.This helps to explain its use in

the treatment of asthmatic and bronchial

conditions, especially where these are

associated with a rapidheart beat and nervous

response. It may be used in asthma,bronchitis,

whooping cough and upper respiratory catarrh.

Because of the relaxing effect on the heart andnotes

type



Herb ground elder

pic

scientific Aegopodium podagraria

Uses sedative,

notes

type

Herb Ground Ivy

pic

scientific Glechoma hederacea

Uses

notes

type



Herb Guaiacum Resin

pic

scientific Guaiacum officinalis Zygophyllaceae

Uses it is a mild laxative and diuretic

relieves pain and inflammation Anti-rheumatic,

anti-inflammatory, laxative, diaphoretic, diuretic.

notes

type

Herb Guar Gum

pic

scientific galactomannan

Uses Emulsifier

notes

borax or calcium can create a gel

type



Herb Guarana

pic

scientific paullnia cupana

Uses enhences mental clarity

notes

type

Herb Guarana Seed

pic

scientific

Uses energy drink

notes

type



Herb Gum Arabic

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Gumweed

pic

scientific Grindelia

Uses Colds and Flu

notes

type



Herb Gymnema Sylvestre leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Habanero Pepper

pic

scientific

Uses toothache

notes

type



Herb Haircap Moss

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Hairy Tare

pic

scientific Vicia hirsuta

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Hare's Ear

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Hartog

pic

scientific Sagittaria sagittifolia leucopetala

Uses Antiscorbutic; Diuretic; Galactofuge.

notes

type



Herb Hawthorn Berries

pic

scientific Crataegus Oxyacathus

Uses Promotes good heart health, digestion, lowers

cholesterol, ", increasing blood flow to the heart

muscles and restoring normal heart beat.

Recent research has confirmed the validity of

these uses.

MAIN PROPERTIES: Cardiotonic, diuretic,

astringent, dilates blood vessels, relaxant,

antioxidant.notes

type

Herb Hawthorn Berries

pic

scientific

Uses digestion

notes

type



Herb Heartsease

pic

scientific Viola tricolor Violaceae

Uses Traditionally used for bronchitis and

rheumatism, Heartsease is especially valued

remedy for treating skin disease. Used both

internally and topically it is good for eczema,

psoriasis and acne. It is also helpful in cases of

cradlecap in babies. The herb is employed in

treating frequent and painful urination in

conditions such as cystitis. Both the salicylatesnotes

call me to you

type

Herb Heather

pic

scientific Ling calluna vulgaris

Uses

notes

type



Herb Hellebore American

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Helonias

pic

scientific Chamaelirium - rhizome

Uses menopause

notes

False Unicorn

type



Herb Hemlock

pic

scientific Conium maculatum - L.

Uses Edible Parts: Leaves.

Leaves - cooked. Although toxic, plants found in

the south of England are comparatively

harmless and the leaves are used as a pot-

herb. They can also be dried for later use. The

toxic principle is said to be destroyed by

thorough cooking or drying[4, 100]. Caution is

advised, especially on the remarks about plantsnotes

type

Herb hemp Agrimony

pic

scientific Eupatorium Cannabinum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Hemp seed

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Henbane

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Henna

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Herbes de Provence

pic

scientific

Uses rosemary, marjoram, basil, bay leaf, thyme,

lavender. make rice packets

notes

type



Herb Hibiscus flowers

pic

scientific hibiscus sabdariffa

Uses sore throat, immune support, lowers blood

pressure, lessen the possibility of strokes and

heart attacks.

notes

type

Herb Hoelen

pic

scientific

Uses digestive system

notes

fungus

type



Herb Holly

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Holly Hock

pic

scientific Alcea rosea

Uses Antiinflammatory; Astringent; Demulcent;

Diuretic; Emollient; Febrifuge.

The flowers are demulcent, diuretic and

emollient[4, 21]. They are useful in the

treatment of chest complaints[4], and a

decoction is used to improve blood circulation,

for the treatment of constipation,notes

type



Herb Holy Basil

pic

scientific Ocimum sanctum

Uses improves over all health. Expectorant to treat

bronchial problems, nasal. balances chakras,

nasal decongestant, earache, insect bites and

fever. cancer, leukemia. lowers blood sugar

levels raising antibody production

notes

Patchouli Ocimum tenuiflorum

type

Herb Holy Basil seeds

pic

scientific Tulsi

Uses

notes

Patchouli

type



Herb holy thistle

pic

scientific Cnicus benedictus

Uses * Acid Reflux Disease (GERD) or Heartburn

* Indigestion / Stomach Ache

* Irregularity / Constipation / Hard Stools /

Hemorrhoids

* Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) / Crohn's

Disease

* Abdominal Pain / Inflammatory Bowel

Diseases (IBDs)notes

type

Herb Honey

pic

scientific

Uses natural sugar, antibiotic

notes

type



Herb Honey Bush

pic

scientific Cyclopia spp

Uses rich in antioxidents

notes

type

Herb Honeybush tea

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Honeysuckle flowers

pic

scientific Caprifolium

Uses

notes

type

Herb Hoodia

pic

scientific Hoodia gordonii

Uses burns off fat

notes

type



Herb Hops

pic

scientific Humulus lupulus

Uses sleep, digestion

notes

type

Herb Horehound

pic

scientific marrubium vulgare

Uses coughs, colds. smoking ingredient

notes

type



Herb Horny goat weed

pic

scientific Epimedium

Uses male enhancement

notes

type

Herb Horse chestnuts

pic

scientific aesculus hippocastanum

Uses expectorant, The unique actions of Horse

Chestnut are on the vessels of the circulatory

system. It seems to increase the strength and

tone of the vein sin particular. It may be used

internally to aid the body in the treatment of

problems such as phlebitis, inflammation in the

veins, varicosity and hemorrhoids. Externally it

may be used as a lotion for the same conditionsnotes

type



Herb Horse Mint

pic

scientific Mentha longifolia

Uses Vascular

notes

contains rhizome

type

Herb Horse Radish

pic

scientific Armoracia rusticana

Uses Known to have diuretic properties, the roots

have been used to treat various minor health

problems, including urinary tract infections,

bronchitis, sinus congestion, and coughs.

Compounds found in horseradish have been

found to kill some bacterial strains.

notes

type



Herb Horse Tail Field

pic

scientific Equisetum Arvente

Uses Kidney and Bladder problems, prostate

notes

type

Herb Horseshoe Vetch

pic

scientific Hippocrepis comosa

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Hound 's Tongue

pic

scientific Cynoglossum officinale

Uses Herbalists use the plant as a treatment for piles,

lung diseases and persistent coughs.

Houndstongue ointment is said to cure

baldness, and can be used for sores and ulcers.

notes

type

Herb Hydrangea root

pic

scientific Hydrangea arborescens

Uses aids in elimination of damaging acids from the

body

notes

type



Herb hypericum

pic

scientific Hypericum calycinum

Uses

notes

type

Herb Hyssop

pic

scientific Labiatae

Uses Anti-inflammatory, promotes sweating

antispasmodic, bruises, reduce swelling

broncitius,

notes

type



Herb Hyssop

pic

scientific Hyssopus officinalis

Uses Anti-inflammatory, promotes sweating

antispasmodic, bruises, reduce swelling

broncitius, This mildly anti-viral and expectorant

herb makes an excellent tea to treat the

common cold.

notes

type

Herb Icelandic Moss

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Ignatia

pic

scientific St. Ignatius bean

Uses anxiety

notes

type

Herb Impatiens

pic

scientific Impatiens glanduifera

Uses Bach flower:The Impatiens, Impatiens

glanduifera (Himalayan Balsam), remedy helps

people relax and take life a little more slowly.

They become less manic and more aware of

how enjoyable life is when lived at a more

leisurely pace. This remedy will benefit any

person who is experiencing a period of tense

irritability and impatience, such as during illness,notes

type



Herb Irish Moss

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Iron Weed

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Ivy

pic

scientific Hedera helix

Uses

notes

type

Herb Ivy Broomrape

pic

scientific Orobanche hederae

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Ivy, American

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Jamaican dogwood Bark

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Jamaican Sasaparilla root

pic

scientific Smilax ornata regelii

Uses Male sexual tonic impotence

notes

type

Herb Jasmine flowers

pic

scientific Jasminum grandiflorum (Oleaceae)

Uses Jasmine is probably native of Iran and is now

well known and cultivated in Asia and Europe

where it was in the l6th century, mainly as a

source of perfume. Although it is rarely used

today in the western World, flower syrups were

used for coughs and leaf tea to rinse sore eyes

and wounds. Jasmine flowers make a calming

and sedative infusion, taken to relieve tension.notes

type



Herb Jewel Weed

pic

scientific Impatiens capensis

Uses Eczema * Insect Bites/Rashes *

Properties: Skin tonic* Repels Insects*

notes

type

Herb Jiaogulan

pic

scientific Gynostemma pentaphyllum

Uses macrophages, lymphocytes, circulation, bp and

cholesterol, increases cardiac output, and

regulates blood presure. helps to prevent

stroke and heart attack. Boosts the metabolism

thus it is good for weight loss.

notes

type



Herb Jimson Weed

pic

scientific Datura sp.

Uses

notes

type

Herb Jojoba

pic

scientific

Uses skin softner, kills bacteria and fungi

notes

type



Herb Juniper Berries

pic

scientific Juniperus Communis

Uses soap, shampoo, Juniper is found in Europe,

south-western Asia and North America. Juniper

is tonic, diuretic and strongly antiseptic within

the urinary tract. It is a valuable remedy for

cystitis, and helps relieve fluid retention, but

should be avoided in cases of kidney disease.

In the digestive system, juniper is warming and

settling, easing colic and supporting the functionnotes

type

Herb Jurubeba

pic

scientific

Uses reduces acid

reduces inflammation Leaves

prevents ulcers, decongests

Infusion: 1 cup 2-3

stimulates bile

increases urination

expels gas

reduces fevernotes

type



Herb Kava Kava Root

pic

scientific Piper methysticum

Uses anti-septic, anesthetic, narcotic, and a diuretic. It

has been used for both acute and chronic

gonorrhea, vaginitis, leucorrhoea, nocturnal

incontinence, gout, rheumatism, bronchial

ailments, and other ailments resulting from heart

trouble. It has been recommended for insomnia,

depression and anxiety. High doses of Kava

Kava are unnecessary, and should benotes

type

Herb kidney bean

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Kidney Liver Leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Kidney Vetch

pic

scientific Anthyllis Vulneraria

Uses

notes

type



Herb Kinick Kinick

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

This sacred herbal mixture was used

ritualistically by Native Americans because it is

type

Herb kiwi fruit

pic

scientific Actinidia deliciosa

Uses Diuretic; Febrifuge; Sedative. The fruits, stems

and roots are diuretic, febrifuge and sedative

[147]. They are used in the treatment of stones

in the urinary tract, rheumatoid arthralgia,

cancers of the liver and oesophagus[

notes

mix fruit with other herbs

type



Herb Kola nut

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Korean Mint

pic

scientific Agastache rugosa

Uses The plant has antibacterial, antifungal,

antipyretic, aromatic, anticancer, carminative,

diaphoretic, febrifuge, refrigerant, and

stomachic properties, among others.

notes

type



Herb korean spice

pic

scientific viburnum carlesii

Uses

notes

type

Herb Kudzu root

pic

scientific Pueraria lobata

Uses antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory

notes

type



Herb L-theanine

pic

scientific

Uses amino acid found in black tea. Arthritis,

hormones, reduce anxiety, lowers heart rate

and calms down.

notes

type

Herb Lady's Mantle

pic

scientific Alchemilla xanthochlora

Uses sedative

notes

type



Herb lady's slipper

pic

scientific cypripedium pubescens

Uses

notes

type

Herb Ladys bedstraw

pic

scientific Galium Verum

Uses foot care, antispasmodic, astringent, diuretic,

reduce inflammation, reduces kidney stones,

notes

type



Herb Lavender

pic

scientific Lavandula officinalis

Uses Lavender is native to the Mediterranean region

and is cultivated in France, Spain and

elsewhere. It has been used for aromatic

purposes by the Romans in washing water and

baths. This herb has uses in culinary, cosmetics

and medicine. It is effective to cure headaches,

especially when related to stress, to clear

depression associated with weakness andnotes

Lavandula officinalis syn. L. angustifolia

(Labiatae)

type

Herb Lavender Flowers

pic

scientific Lavandula angustifolia

Uses

notes

type



Herb Lavender, Spanish

pic

scientific Lavandula stoechas

Uses

notes

type

Herb Lemon Balm leaf

pic

scientific Melissa officinalis;

Uses Insomnia and anxiety, Herpes, Colds

Depression Heart Tonics/Cordials Herpes

Hypertension HBP Insect Bites/Rashes

Nausea, Pregnancy, Sore Throat/Laryngitis

Properties: Antispasmodic Carminative

Cardic tonic Cordial Digestive Febrifuge

Hypotensive Nervine Sedative Stomachic

Diaphoretic Uterine Tonic Vermifugenotes

Balm mint; Bee balm; Blue balm; Garden balm;

Honey plan

type



Herb Lemon grass

pic

scientific Cymbopogon citratus

Uses oil has anti-fungal properties. Has astringent

and tonic properties. Good for the skin and

nails.

notes

type

Herb Lemon grass

pic

scientific Cymbopogon Citratus

Uses

notes

type



Herb Lemon peel

pic

scientific Citrus Limon (Rutaceae)

Uses A native from Asia, probably from India, it is now

widely cultivated in Italy, California and

Australia. Lemon was unknown to the ancient

Greeks arriving in Europe probably brought by

Roman soldiers returning from Asia Minor. It is

one of the most important and versatile natural

medicines for home use. A familiar food as well

as a remedy, it has a high vitamin C content thatnotes

type

Herb Lemon sumach

pic

scientific Rhus aromatica

Uses Rhus canadensis, Rhus crenata, Toxicodendron

crenatum

notes

type



Herb Lemon Verbena Leaf

pic

scientific Aloysia triphylla

Uses TONIC FOR NERVOUS SYSTEM

If your nerves are getting the best of you or if

you can't seem to snap out of a depressive

episode, lemon verbena may be the herb for

you. Margaret Roberts, author of "Herbal Teas

for Healthy Living," says that lemon verbena

promotes overall nervous system health and in

tea form combats both depression and the illnotes

type

Herb Lesser Milk Vetch

pic

scientific Astragalus odoratus

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Leverwood

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Licorice root

pic

scientific Glycyrrhiza glabra

Uses an expectorant, antispasmodic, anti-

inflammatory, laxative, hypertensive, anti-ulcer,

estrogenic, emmenagogue, antibacterial, anti-

fungal, sialogogue, and immune stimulant.

Ayurvedic medicine where it is also used in

tooth powders. Modern cough syrups often

include licorice extract as an ingredient.

Additionally, licorice may be useful innotes

healing canker sores, heighten blood pressure,

coughs, catarrh( swelling of the mucous

type



Herb Life everlasting flower

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Life's Root

pic

scientific Packera aurea

Uses a specific influence upon the reproductive

organs of the female, and to a less extent upon

the male. It relieves irritation and strengthens

functional activity. Hence it has acquired the

reputation of a "uterine tonic." It may be

prescribed in all cases in which there is an

atonic condition of ovaries or uterus, with

derangement of function. It makes littlenotes

type



Herb Lilium

pic

scientific Lilium bulbiferum

Uses fertility

notes

type

Herb Lily of the valley

pic

scientific Convallaria majalis,

Uses

notes

type



Herb Lily Turf

pic

scientific Liriope muscari

Uses Antiinflammatory; Aphrodisiac; Pectoral;

Stimulant; Tonic. antiallergic, aphrodisiac,

pectoral and stimulant. It is used as a tonic in

Korea to increase stamina and also as an

expectorant

notes

type

Herb Limeflower

pic

scientific Tilia europaea

Uses Blood pressure, febrifuge, relaxant,

hypotensive, astringent, antispasmodic

notes

type



Herb Linden

pic

scientific Tilia platyphyllos

Uses colds, cough, fever, infections, inflammation,

high blood pressure, headache (particularly

migraine), as a diuretic (increases urine

production), antispasmodic (reduces smooth

muscle spasm along the digestive tract), and

sedative. The flowers were added to baths to

quell hysteria, complements any antidiabetic

herb.notes

type

Herb Lindenleaf

pic

scientific Tilia tomentosa

Uses cold, cough. promotes sweating. Diuretic,

sedative, reduces muscle spasms

notes

type



Herb Lion's Root

pic

scientific

Uses see Dandelion

notes

type

Herb Lippiaq

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Lobelia leaf

pic

scientific Lobelia inflata

Uses Anti-Spasmodic and a Bronchial Dilator and

Expectorant. As an Anti-Spasmodic, it is 2nd to

NONE, and will RELAX the ENTIRE Body and

Organs. It is the GREATEST Herb for Lungs

Problems!

notes

type Lobielia inflats, cardinalis, deckenii

Herb Lobelia-red

pic

scientific Lobelia cardinalis

Uses

notes

type



Herb Lobella

pic

scientific lobellia Cardinalis

Uses relaxes the central nervous system Anti-

Spasmodic and a Bronchial Dilator and

Expectorant. As an Anti-Spasmodic, it is 2nd to

NONE, and will RELAX the ENTIRE Body and

Organs. It is the GREATEST Herb for Lungs

Problems!

notes

type

Herb Lobella herb, seed

pic

scientific lobellia inflata

Uses relaxes the central nervous system

notes

type



Herb Locust bean Gum

pic

scientific carob bean

Uses

notes

type

Herb Lomatium root

pic

scientific

Uses upper respiratory, TB

notes

type



Herb Lotus root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Lovage root

pic

scientific Ligusticum Poteri

Uses sore throats also smoking mixes

notes

type



Herb Lungwort

pic

scientific Pulmonaria officinalis

Uses

notes

type

Herb Lycii berries

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Ma-huang

pic

scientific Ephedra

Uses

notes

type

Herb Maca root

pic

scientific Lepidium meyenii

Uses Menopause,reduce enlarged prostate glands

notes

contains iodine

type



Herb Madder Root

pic

scientific Rubia Tinctorum

Uses soap, shampoo, conditioner

notes

type

Herb Magnolia

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Magnolia denudate flower

pic

scientific

Uses soothes nasal congestion

notes

Xin yi hua

type

Herb maidens hair

pic

scientific Ginkgo biloba

Uses

notes

type



Herb Maitake Mushrooms

pic

scientific Sporocarp (fungi),

Uses diabeties, memory

notes

high in potassium, selerium

type

Herb Malva, common mallow

pic

scientific Malva silvestris (Malvaceae)

Uses The young leaves and shoots of this plant have

been eaten since at least the 8th century BC.

The plant's many uses gave rise to the Spanish

adage, "A kitchen garden and mallow, sufficient

medicines for a home." The flowers and leaves

are emollient and good for sensitive areas of the

skin. It is applied as a poultice to reduce

swelling and draw out toxins. Taken internally,notes

type



Herb Mandragorine

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Mandrake

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Mandrake American

pic

scientific Podophyllum peltatum

Uses Cathartic, hepatic, hydragogue, cholagogue,

tonic, emetic, purgative

notes

type

Herb Maple

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb marcela

pic

scientific Achyrocline satureoides

Uses enhances immunity

protects liver

Whole herb

kills viruses

prevents tumors

Infusion: 1 cup 2-3 times daily

kills bacteria

expels wormsnotes

type

Herb Mariesi

pic

scientific Viburnum plicatum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Marjoram

pic

scientific Origanum majorana

Uses Sweet marjoram is mainly used as a culinary

herb, but is also medicinally valuable due to its

stimulant and antispasmodic properties. It is a

good general tonic, treating various disorders of

the digestive and respiratory systems. It has a

stronger affect on the nervous system than the

related oregano (O. vulgare) and is also thought

to lower the sex drive[. Because it can promotenotes

type

Herb Marsh marigold

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

cowslip

type



Herb Marsh Pea

pic

scientific Lathyrus palustris

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Marshmellow

pic

scientific Althaea officinalis

Uses sore throat, body cleansings, asthma,

bronchitis, Pharyngitis, wounds

notes

Kidney cleanse, liver cleanse

type



Herb Masala chai

pic

scientific

Uses use recipe to make

notes

type

Herb Mastic

pic

scientific Pistacia lentiscus

Uses ulcers, stomach distress

notes

type



Herb Mate

pic

scientific Hex paraguariensis

Uses Native to South America, probably to Paraguay,

mate is a traditional South American tea that

increases short-term physical and mental

energy levels. It is taken as a fortifying beverage

in much the same way as tea (Camellia

sinensis) is consumed throughout Asia and

Europe. Mate has properties similar to those of

tea and coffee (Coffea arabica). It stimulates thenotes

Hex paraguariensis syn. I. paraguensis

(Aquifoliaceae)

type

Herb Mayflower

pic

scientific Epigaea repens

Uses

notes

Arbutis, Trailing

type



Herb Meadowsweet

pic

scientific Filipendula ulmaria

Uses cystitis, pain formula, anti inflammatory

notes

Active ingredients: compounds of salicylic acid,

flavone-glycosides, essential oils and tannins.

type

Herb Melilot herb

pic

scientific Melilotus vulgaris

Uses Melilot contains coumarins, and when the plant

is fermented, it produces dicoumarol, a potent

anticoagulant. It is said to be a good venous

tonic that increases the blood flow through the

veins to the heart and has been used in cases

of painful, swollen veins of the legs that are

associated with poor venous return or raised

abdominal pressure (as in obesity, pregnancy ornotes

type



Herb Melissa Lemon Balm

pic

scientific Melissa officinalis

Uses aromatherapy, Lemon Balm has been cultivated

in the Mediterranean region for more than 2,000

years. The Muslim herbalist Avicenna

recommended lemon balm for heart problems.

Its main action is as a tranquilizer. It calms

nervous spasms, colics and hearth spasms. The

hot tea promotes sweat that that is good for

colds, flus and fevers. Its sedative actions havenotes

type

Herb Mexican Hat Yellow

pic

scientific Ratibida columnifera

Uses

notes

type



Herb Mignonette

pic

scientific Reseda odorata

Uses calmative

notes

type

Herb Milk Thistle

pic

scientific Silybum Marianum

Uses hepatitis B or C virus . Snake bites, digestion,

liverdiseases (cirrhosis, jaundice and hepatitis),

gallbladder disease, and is claimed to protect

the liver against poisons.

notes

type



Herb Milk Vetch

pic

scientific Astragalus membranaceus

Uses ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS (Chinese

Astragalus; Huang Qi) One of the most

important Chinese medicinal herbs, especially

for its immune enhancing properties. Tonifies

the spleen, especially in cases of fatigue.

Boosts and tonifies qi (chi). Cardiotonic; lowers

blood pressure and blood sugar; improves

circulation. Beneficial effect on kidneys, liver,notes

type

Herb Milk Weed

pic

scientific Asclepias syriaca

Uses Root and rhizome are anodyne (pain killing).

Used for asthma, painful cough and scrofula.

Germination benefits from gibberellic acid

treatment.

notes

type



Herb Mimosa

pic

scientific Albizia julibrissin

Uses Analgesic; Anthelmintic; Carminative; Digestive;

Diuretic; Oxytoxic; Plaster; Sedative; Stimulant;

Tonic; Vulnerary. The flower heads are

carminative, digestive, sedative and tonic. They

are used internally in the treatment of insomnia,

irritability, breathlessness and poor memory[].

The flowers are harvested as they open and are

dried for later use. The stembark is anodyne,notes

type

Herb Mint- Chocolate

pic

scientific Mentha × piperita

Uses stomach, soothing relaxing tea

notes

type



Herb Mint-apple

pic


Uses

notes

type

Herb Mint-lemon

pic


Uses

notes

type



Herb Mint-Lime

pic


Uses

notes

type

Herb Mint-orange

pic


Uses

notes

type



Herb Mistletoe

pic

scientific Viscum album

Uses Native to Europe and northern Asian, mistletoe

is chiefly used to lower blood pressure and

hearth rate, ease anxiety and promote sleep. In

low doses it also relieves panic attacks,

headaches, and improves the ability to

concentrate. Mistletoe is also prescribed for

tinnitus and epilepsy. It may be used to treat

hyperactivity in children. Mistletoe containnotes

type

Herb Monk's Hood

pic

scientific Aconitum chasmanthum

Uses The dried root is analgesic, anodyne,

diaphoretic, diuretic, irritant and sedative ,

Anxiety. The root is a rich source of active

alkaloids, containing around 3%. It is best

harvested as soon as the plant dies down in the

autumn. This is a very poisonous plant and

should only be used with extreme caution and

under the supervision of a qualified practitioner.notes

type



Herb Monkeyflower

pic

scientific Mimulus tilingii

Uses meateater trapping insects

notes

type

Herb Moonwort

pic

scientific Botrychium lunaria

Uses

notes

type



Herb Mormon tea

pic

scientific Ephedra sinica

Uses asthma, upper respiratory infections

notes

ephedrine

type

Herb Motherwort

pic

scientific Leonurus cardiaca

Uses mild vasodilator and has a relaxing effect on

smooth muscles. For this reason, it has long

been used as a cardiac tonic, nervine, and an

emmenagogue. regulate menstruation, ease

stomach gas and cramping, menopausal

problems, and insomnia, prevention of uterine

infection. complements antidiabetic herbs.

notes

type



Herb Mountain Everlasting

pic

scientific Anternnaria dioica

Uses

notes

type

Herb Mugwort

pic

scientific Artemisia vulgaris

Uses skin irritations plants. Always seek advice from

a professional before using a plant medicinally.

Antiseptic; Antispasmodic; Appetizer;

Carminative; Cholagogue; Diaphoretic;

Digestive; Diuretic; Emmenagogue;

Expectorant; Foot care; Haemostatic; Nervine;

Purgative; Stimulant; Tonic; Women'snotes

Felon Herb, Chrysanthemum Weed, Wild

Wormwood

type



Herb Muira Puama

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Muira Puama stem

pic

scientific Ptychopetalum olacoides

Uses PMS

notes

type



Herb Mulberries

pic

scientific Morus rubra

Uses

notes

type

Herb Mullein

pic

scientific verbascum Jackie

Uses Parkinson's disease,lung, Hemorrhoids,

bronchitis, sore throat, dry cough, pulmonary

ailments

notes

Figwort,Some of the more whimsical ones

included "Hig candlewick", "Bullicks lungwort",

type



Herb Mullein Leaf

pic

scientific Verbascum thapsus

Uses pain reliver, antiseptic, astringent, Demulcent,.

expectorant, emollient. smoking herb

notes

used in kinick kinick

type

Herb Musk Thistle or Nodding Thistle

pic

scientific Carduus nutans

Uses

notes

type



Herb Myrrh

pic

scientific Commiphora molmol

Uses Native to north-east Africa, myrrh is mainly

found in Ethiopia, Somalia, Saudi-Arabia, Iran

and Thailand. Myrrh has been used in

perfumes, incense and embalming. Its

astringent, antimicrobial and antiseptic

properties have been used to treat acne and

boils as well as mild inflammatory conditions. It

finds specific use in the treatment of infectionsnotes

type

Herb Myrrh tears

pic

scientific commiphora habessinica

Uses Oral health tonic

notes

type



Herb Myrtle

pic

scientific Myrtus communis (Myrtaceae)

Uses HISTORY AND USES

Myrtle is native to the Mediterranean region and

is mainly cultivated for the extraction of its

essential oil. Used in ancient Greece, the

astringent, tonic and antiseptic properties of its

leaves are used to heal wounds, or internally tonotes

type

Herb nanny berry

pic

scientific Viburnum lenago

Uses

notes

sheep berry

type



Herb Narcissus

pic

scientific

Uses In kampo (traditional Japanese medicine),

wounds were treated with narcissus root and

wheat flour paste,[6] though it does not appear

in the modern kampo herb list. The Roman

physician Aulus Cornelius Celsus listed

narcissus root in De Medicina among medical

herbs, described as emollient, erodent, and

"powerful to disperse whatever has collected innotes

type

Herb Neem leaf

pic

scientific Azadirachta indica

Uses throat spray ingredient: · clears toxins and

promotes healing

notes

type



Herb Nettle

pic

scientific urtica dioica

Uses Flowers, leaves, roots - A diuretic, expectorant,

pain reliever, and tonic.

Contains vital minerals that are essential in

many disorders. Good for anemia,

arthritis, hay fever, and other allegic disorders,

kidney problems, and

malabsorbtion syndrome. Improves goiter,

inflammatory conditions, and mucousnotes

type

Herb Nettle root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Nigella

pic

scientific Nigella arvensis

Uses

notes

type

Herb Nightshade

pic

scientific Atropa Belladonna

Uses nervine,

notes

type



Herb Noni fruit

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Nootka Rose

pic

scientific Rosa nutkana

Uses foot care

notes

type



Herb Nopal Cactus

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Nutmeg

pic

scientific Myristica fragrans

Uses

notes

type



Herb Oak

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Oakmoss

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Oaktree

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Oats

pic

scientific Avena Sativa


notes

type



Herb Oatstraw

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Old Man's Beard

pic

scientific Usnea spp

Uses throat spray: · excellent for fungal, viral and

bacteria infections

· increases resistance to colds and influenza

notes

type



Herb Olive

pic

scientific Olea europaea (Oleaceae)


The olive was probably first cultivated in Crete

in around 3500

BC. The leaves have been used since those

times to clean wounds.notes

type

Herb Olive leaf

pic

scientific Olea europaea

Uses Candida Albicans, Herpes or Shingles ,some

tumors and cancers such as liver, prostate and

breast cancer but the research on this is

preliminary.lowering blood pressure and blood

glucose;

notes

type



Herb Omega 3

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

fish oil

type

Herb Omega 6

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Onions

pic

scientific Allium cepa)

Uses Anthelmintic; Antiinflammatory; Antiseptic;


Expectorant; Febrifuge; Homeopathy;

Hypoglycaemic; Hypotensive; Lithontripic; Skin;

Stings; Stomachic; Tonic.

notes

type

Herb Orange peel

pic

scientific Citrus Sinesis

Uses soap, shampoo, conditioner, cooking

notes

type



Herb Orchid

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Oregon grape root

pic

scientific Mahonia aquifolia syn. Berberis aquifolium

Uses Anti-inflammatory Antiseptic Laxative Hepatic,

pink eye

notes

type



Herb Orris root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Osha root (lovage)

pic

scientific Ligusticum Poteri

Uses sore throats also smoking mixes

notes

type



Herb Oyster-plant

pic

scientific Taragopogon porrifolius

Uses Digestion

notes

type

Herb Pachouli leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Pacific silverweed

pic

scientific Potentilla pacifica









pacific cinquefoil roasaceae

type

Herb Palmarosa

pic

scientific Cymbopogon martini

Uses

notes

type



Herb Palmarosa

pic

scientific Cymbopogon Martine

Uses

notes

type

Herb Palmetto, saw palmetto

pic

scientific Sabal serrulata


Saw palmetto berries were eaten by Native

North Americans and animals. According to

legend, on seeing the animals grow "sleek and

fat", European settlers tried the berries and

attributed medicinal properties to them. The fruitnotes

type



Herb Papaya leaf

pic

scientific Carica papaya

Uses

notes

type

Herb Papoose Root

pic

scientific Caulophyllum robustum

Uses Birthing aid

notes

type



Herb Paprika

pic

scientific Capsicum annuum

Uses increasing the production of stomach acids to

help with digestion and with saliva production.

The spice also improves circulation and

normalizing blood pressure. powerful catalyst

carrying other herbs to all parts of the body

notes

type

Herb Parrot's feather

pic

scientific Myriophyllum aquaticum

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Parsley Root

pic

scientific Petroselinum crispum

Uses Parsley is a commonly grown culinary and

medicinal herb that is often used as a domestic

medicine. The fresh leaves are highly nutritious

and can be considered a natural vitamin and

mineral supplement in their own right[254]. The

plants prime use is as a diuretic where it is

effective in ridding the body of stones and in

treating jaundice, dropsy, cystitis etc. It is also anotes

Petroselinum sativum

type

Herb Partridge Berry

pic

scientific Mitchella repens

Uses Menopause, Postpartum, Menstrual problems

notes

type



Herb Pasque flower

pic

scientific anemone pulsatilla

Uses PMS, menopause, insomnia

notes

type

Herb Passion Flower

pic

scientific Passiflora incarnata

Uses Passiflora is natural from the north America. Its

name comes from its beautiful flowers, thought

to represent Christ's crucifixion - 5 stamens for

the 5 wounds, 3 styles for the 3 nails and white

and purple-blue colors for purity and heaven.

The herb has valuable sedative and

tranquilizing properties and has a long use as a

medicine in Central and North American herbalnotes

type



Herb Passion Flower leaf

pic

scientific

Uses sedative herbs for various types of nervous

conditions, including insomnia and related

disorders.

notes

type

Herb Patchouli

pic

scientific Pogostemon cablin

Uses insect repellant, nausea, diarrhea, abdominal

pain. Native to Malaysia and the Philippines,

Patchouli is now cultivated in tropical and sub-

tropical regions around the world. Patchouli has

been used extensively in Asian medicine,

apperaring in the Chinese, Indian and Arabic

traditions. The oil is widely employed as a

fragrance and, in India, as an insect repellent.notes

Holy Basil seeds

type



Herb Pau D arco bark

pic

scientific Tabebuia impetiginosa.

Uses kills bacteria, thins blood, Bark, Heartwood, kills

fungi, enhances immunity. Decoction: 1/2 cup 2

-4

kills leukemia cells mildly laxative

times daily: kills viruses, relieves rheumatism

(Tincture: 2-3 ml 2-3)

relieves pain, dries secretions

times daily, reduces inflammation killsnotes

type

Herb Pedra hume caá

pic

scientific

Uses Main Actions Other Actions

Standard Dosage

, lowers blood sugar

, fights free radicals

Leaves

, improves diabetes

, dries secretions

Infusion: 1 cup 2-3 timesnotes

type



Herb Pellitory

pic

scientific Anacyclus pyrethrum

Uses pellitory root has a pungent efficacy in relieving

toothache and in promoting a free flow of saliva.

It induces heat, tingling and redness when

applied to the skin.

notes

type

Herb Penny Royal

pic

scientific (Mentha pulegium

Uses helps after fainting, flatulence, gall ailments,

gout, hepatitis (presumably Hepatitis A), a lung

cleanser, a gum strengthener and, when ground

with vinegar, a tumor remedy, although there is

little to no medical evidence on any of these

treatments. Dried pennyroyal should not be

used as a natural flea repellent due to its toxicity

to pets, even at extremely low levels. also helpsnotes

Mexican wild yam

type



Herb Peonia White peony

pic

scientific Paeonia lactiflora

Uses Native to the southern Europe and the

Mediterranean, peony is widely cultivated as a

garden plant. Peony's history of medicinal use

in China stretches back for at least 1,500 years.

It is known most widely as one of the herbs

used to make "Four Things Soup", a women's

tonic, and it is also a remedy for gynecological

problems and for cramp, pain and dizziness.notes

type

Herb Peony

pic

scientific Paeonia suffruticosa

Uses The root of the peony relaxes the blood vessels,

reduces platelet sticking, nourishes the blood

and promotes circulation to the skin and

extremities . The roots of both wild and

cultivated are used. The wild peonies red

peony (chi shao) are a fibrous root that is used

to stimulate blood circulation. The cultivated

peony white peony (bai shao) is a dense rootnotes

type



Herb Peppermint

pic

scientific Mentha x piperita

Uses tooth aches, relaxes the gastro-esophageal

sphincter, thus promoting belching. irritable

bowel syndrome.

notes

type

Herb Peppermint leaf

pic

scientific Metha Piperita

Uses soap, shampoo, conditioner, teas for digestion,

abdominal bloating, flatulence; Flowering, Top

Leaves - Enhances digestion by increasing

stomach

acidity. Slightly anesthetizes mucous

membranes and the gastrointestinal tract.

Useful for chills, colic, diarrhea, headaches,

heart trouble, indigestion, nausea, andnotes

Cultivars

type



Herb Periwinkle herb

pic

scientific Vinca minor

Uses violet-blue flowers. Astringent and sedative

properties. Formerly used for diarrhea and

hemorrhages. Known as Violet of the Sorcerers

in France where it was once hung at entrances

to ward off evil spirits and witches.

Analgesic, amebicide, antibiotic, antibacterial,

cardiotonic, cholagogue, digestive,

emmenagogue, febrifuge, hypotensive, laxative,notes

type

Herb Peruvian Bark

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Philadelphia Fleabane

pic

scientific Erigeron philadelphicus - L.

Uses A tea made from the plant is astringent,

diaphoretic, diuretic and emmenagogue[222,

257]. It is used in the treatment of chronic

diarrhoea, gout, gravel, epilepsy and menstrual

problems[207, 254, 257]. A poultice of the plant

is used to treat headaches and is also applied to

sores . It should not be taken by pregnant

women since it can induce a miscarriage . Anotes

type

Herb Phytessence Wakame

pic

scientific

Uses skin care

notes

an extract from se kelp

type



Herb Pigweed

pic

scientific Amaranthus retroflexus L.

Uses

notes

Amaranthus species

Chenopodium species

type

Herb Pinapple Mint

pic

scientific Mentha suaveolens;

Uses

notes

type



Herb Pine nuts

pic

scientific Pignoli

Uses

notes

type

Herb Pink Pine Bark

pic

scientific

Uses Anti-oxident, reduces aging, eye disorders,

heart disease, anti inflamatory, cancer,

diabetes1

notes

type



Herb Pink Root

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Pipsissewa Herb

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Pistachio

pic

scientific Pistacia vera

Uses sedative

notes

type

Herb Plantain leaf

pic

scientific Musa x paradisiaca

Uses

notes

type



Herb Pleurisy Root

pic

scientific Asclepias tuberosa

Uses congestion, Asthma, smoking cough

notes

type

Herb Pluchea

pic

scientific Pluchea sericea

Uses

notes

camphorweed, ASTERACEAE

SUNFLOWER FAMILY

type



Herb Plum Flower

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Pokeweed Root

pic

scientific Lobelia inflata

Uses Hepetitis, some poisons.

notes

type



Herb Poppy Flowers

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Poppy seeds

pic

scientific Papaver somniferum,

Uses Western poppy syrup is an anodyne and

expectorant. Eastern poppy is an anodyne and

narcotic. Cough mixtures and syrups are also

made from this variety, which is further used as

a poultice with chamomile. An infusion of seeds

is said to help ear and tooth ache. The seeds

have appetizing qualities. The use and dangers

of poppy plant derivatives, such as morphine,notes

type



Herb Post Oak

pic

scientific Quercus stellata

Uses

notes

type

Herb Pot Marigold

pic

scientific Calendula

Uses

notes

type



Herb Potato Onion

pic

scientific Allium cepa aggregatum

Uses Anthelmintic; Antiinflammatory; Antiseptic;


Expectorant; Febrifuge; Hypoglycaemic;

Hypotensive; Lithontripic; Skin; Stomachic;

Tonic.

notes

type

Herb Prickly Ash Bark

pic

scientific (Zanthoxylum Americanum

Uses a spicy, warming herb that relieves pain, lowers

fever and stimulates circulation

notes

type



Herb Prickly Poppy

pic

scientific Argemone mexicana

Uses sedative,

notes

type

Herb Privet

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Psyllium Husks

pic

scientific Plantago ovata and P. Major

Uses bulk laxative, especially for cases of chronic

constipation. The tiny seeds contain a coating of

gelatinous material, which swells upon contact

with moisture. This increases the movement

(motility) within the colon thus producing a

bowel movement. Psyllium husk is an approved

over-the-counter laxative.

notes

type

Herb Pumpkin Seed

pic

scientific pepita de calabaza

Uses anxiety, prostrate, pancreatitis and diabetics

notes

One gram of pumpkin seed protein contains as

much L-tryptophan as a full glass of milk, the

type



Herb Purple Milk

pic

scientific Astragalus danicus

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Purple Oxytropis

pic

scientific Oxytropis halleri

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Purslane

pic

scientific Portulaca oleracea

Uses

notes

type

Herb Pygeum Bark

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Pyrola

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Quamash

pic

scientific Camassia quamash

Uses Birthing aid

notes

type



Herb Quassia Wood Chips

pic

scientific Picrasma excelsa

Uses The infusion makes a good insecticidal spray for

garden and household use, especially for lice on

pets. Important West Indian folk remedy for

conditions as varied as fever, malaria,

snakebite, dysentery, gonorrhea, and

carcinoma. Extracts are used in bitters and

liqueurs.

notes

type

Herb Queen of the meadow herb

pic

scientific Filipendula ulmaria

Uses treatment for diarrhea, headache, minor pain

notes

type



Herb Quince

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Ragged Cup

pic

scientific silphium perfoliatum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Rattlepod

pic

scientific Crotalaria Senecio Heliotropium

Uses Liver, Hep B and C

notes

type

Herb Red Baneberry

pic

scientific Actaea rubra

Uses Analgesic; Antirheumatic; Appetizer; Emetic;

Galactogogue; Purgative; Rubefacient.

The whole plant, but especially the root, is

analgesic, antirheumatic, galactogogue and

rubefacient[172, 257]. The plant was often used

medicinally by North American Indian tribes,

though modern users should be aware of thenotes

type



Herb Red Clover

pic

scientific Trifolium pratense

Uses for coughs, bronchitis, eczema, sores, scrofula

and can be gargled for mouth ulcers and sore

throats It has been shown to contain

compounds like caffeic acid that starve tumors

and reduce inflammation. Menopause

excellent blood purifier and expectorant

relaxes nerves and the entire system; Flowers -

Acts as an antibiotic, appetite suppressant,notes

type

Herb Red or Purple Deadnettle

pic

scientific lamium purpureum var purpureum

Uses

notes

type



Herb Red Raspberry leaf

pic

scientific Rubus Ideaus

Uses Morning sickness, astringent, inflammation,

prevents water loss. Red raspberry is

astringent, tonic, hemostatic, antiseptic,

antiabortient, parturient, antigonorrheal,

antileucorrheal, and antimalarial[3] as well as

stimulant, alterative, stomachic, anti-emetic, and

cathartic.[4] There are some constituents,

especially the ellagalic acid, which is an isolatenotes

many midwives report that it aids in focusing

the pre-labor contractions that help a woman s

type

Herb Red Sumac leaves

pic

scientific rhus glabra

Uses Kinnickinick

notes

type



Herb Red Trillium

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Red Willow Bark

pic

scientific cornus stolonifera

Uses

notes

type



Herb Rehmannina

pic

scientific Scrophulariaceae s.s

Uses di huang is a root where the dark, moist part of

the herb is used to nourish the blood and the

hormonal system. It is usually used in the

treatment problems of aging because the herbs

ability to restore the levels of several declining

hormones. There are two forms of the herb that

are currently used. One is designated sheng di

huang or raw rehmannia is given to reducenotes

Chinese Foxglove

type

Herb Reishi Mushroom

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Restharrow

pic

scientific Ononis repens

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Rhubab

pic

scientific

Uses Rhubarb is a reliable laxative and it enhances

the appetite when it is taken before meals in

very small amounts. It also promotes blood

circulation and relieving pain in cases of injury

or inflammation and inhibiting intestinal

infections. Rhubarb can also reduce

autoimmune reactions. The impact of the

rhubarb depends on how it is prepared. If thenotes

type



Herb Ribbed Melilot

pic

scientific Melilotus officinalis

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Ribgrass Plantain

pic

scientific Plantago lanceolata

Uses Leaf juice is reputed to have blood cleansing

properties, to strengthen weak lungs, and to

fight colds, diarrhea and similar digestive

complaints. Poultice of fresh leaves on wounds

prevents infection.

notes

type



Herb Rice

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Rock Maple

pic

scientific Acer glabrum

Uses Birthing

notes

type



Herb Rooibos

pic

scientific Aspalathus linearis

Uses Cardio, alleviating infantile colic, allergies,

asthma and dermatological problems. nervous

tension, allergies and digestive problems.

"Green" rooibos (see above) has a higher

antioxidant capacity than fully oxidized rooibos.

It carries a malty flavour somewhat different

from its red counterpart.notes

type

Herb Rose Hips

pic

scientific Rosa Spp

Uses nfection fighter for colds, influenza, minor

infectious diseases and diarrhea

rich in Vitamin C and Vitamin C complex

notes

type



Herb Rose Hips Powder

pic

scientific Rosa Canina

Uses soap, shampoo, conditioner tea

notes

type

Herb Rosemary

pic

scientific Rosmarinus officinalis

Uses soaps, shampoo, tea, lotions, calming

notes

type



Herb Rowan

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb rudbeckia

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

Echinacea

type



Herb Rue

pic

scientific Rutaceae

Uses treat eyestrain, sore eyes, and as an insect

repellent. Rue has been used internally as an

antispasmodic, as a treatment for menstrual

problems, as an abortifacient, and as a

sedative.[1]

[edit] Precautions

Effect of the common rue on skin in hot weathernotes

type

Herb Safflower

pic

scientific Carthamus tinctorius

Uses Culinary Natural Skin Care-Oils & Herbs

notes

type



Herb Saffron

pic

scientific Crocus sativus

Uses Aids digestion, reduce fevers, cramps

notes

type

Herb Sage Clary

pic

scientific Salvia Sclarea

Uses

notes

type



Herb Sage leaf

pic

scientific Salvia officinalis

Uses Estrogen, cleansing

notes

type

Herb Sage White

pic

scientific Salvia apiana

Uses

notes

type



Herb Salvia

pic

scientific Salvia divinorum

Uses vision quest, Salvia (dan shen) are the deep

roots of this Chinese sage plant. It is applied in

the cases where the body tissues have been

damaged by disease or injury. Salvia is given

for post-stroke syndrome, traumatic injury,

chronic inflammation and/or infection, and

degenerative diseases. It is best known for its

ability to promote circulation in the capillarynotes

seers sage

type

Herb Sambucus

pic

scientific Sambucus canadensis

Uses

notes

American Elderberry

type



Herb Sasaparilla

pic

scientific Smilax offic

Uses steadily tones up the organs which may not be

able to secrete impurities from the blood. quit

smoking herb

notes

type

Herb Saskatoon

pic

scientific Amelanchier alnifolia

Uses Birthing

notes

type



Herb Sasparillia Wild

pic

scientific Aralia nudicaulis

Uses

notes

Woodland native of Eastern North America.

Used much like American spikenard (Aralia

type

Herb Sassafras

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Savory

pic

scientific Satureja hortensis

Uses vitamin A

notes

type

Herb Saw Palmetto

pic

scientific Serenoa repens

Uses increase urine flow and reduce frequency of

nighttime urination. BPH( benign prostatic

hypertorphy or non-cancerous enlarged

prostrate).

notes

type



Herb Schisandra

pic

scientific Schisandra chinensis

Uses mild stimulant ( enhancing reflex response and

mental agility) calming agent lowers blood

pressure, treats liver conditions like hepatitis

notes

type

Herb Sea-buckthorn

pic

scientific Hippophae rhamnoides

Uses Vascular

notes

type



Herb Self Heal

pic

scientific Prunella vulgaris

Uses first aid creme for fast healing, dry skin, heals

wounds, chapped hands, anti-inflammatory, skin

restore

notes

Heal all, Heart of the earth

type

Herb Senega

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Senna

pic

scientific Sabal) (Cassia senna

Uses generally regarded as safe. However, as with all

stimulant laxatives, long-term dependence may

develop. Short-term use only is recommended.

notes

type

Herb sesame Seeds

pic

scientific Sesamum indicum

Uses The seeds are rich in manganese, copper, and

calcium (90 mg per tablespoon for unhulled

seeds, 10 mg for hulled), and contain vitamin B1

(thiamine) and vitamin E (tocopherol). They

contain lignans, including unique content of

sesamin, which are phytoestrogens with

antioxidant and anti-cancer properties. Among

edible oils from six plants, sesame oil had thenotes

type



Herb Shallot

pic

scientific Allium ascalonicum)

Uses

notes

type

Herb Shatavari

pic

scientific Asparagus racemosus

Uses Menstrual problems, Post partum, Menopause

notes

type



Herb Sheep Sorrel

pic

scientific Rumex acetosella

Uses Traditionally used for fevers, inflammation,

diarrhea, excessive menstruation and cancer.

One of the four ingredients of the Essiac®

anticancer remedy. Although leaves are small

and time-consuming to gather, they are

delicious to eat.

notes

type

Herb Sheperd's purse

pic

scientific Capsella bursa pastoris

Uses

notes

type



Herb Siberian Ginseng

pic

scientific Acanthopanax senticosus Eleuthero;

Uses Immune system, Mental performance, Male

fertility, Herpes viral infection

notes

type

Herb Silver Nitrate

pic

scientific Argentum nitricum

Uses anxiety, flatuance, restlessness

notes

type



Herb silverweed

pic

scientific Argentina anserina

Uses

notes

type

Herb Silverweed

pic

scientific Potentilla anserina

Uses foot care

notes

type



Herb Skull Cap

pic

scientific Scutellaria lateriflora

Uses Sedative,anxiety, headaches, neuralgia.

Antiinflammatory; Antispasmodic; Astringent;

Febrifuge; Nervine; Tonic.

The herb is anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic,

slightly astringent, febrifuge, nervine and

strongly tonic[4, 9, 165]. In the home an infusion

is sometimes used in the treatment of throatnotes

Other common names: Scullcap, Blue

Pimpernel, Blue Skullcap, Hood Wort, Mad

type

Herb Skullcap Baikal

pic

scientific Scutellaria baicalensis

Uses

notes

type



Herb Skunk Cabbage

pic

scientific Lysichiton americanus

Uses Yellow skunk cabbage was employed

medicinally by several native North American

Indian tribes who used it mainly as a poultice to

treat a variety of complaints[257]. It is little, if at

all, used in modern herbalism. Caution is

advised, especially if using the plant internally,

see the notes above on toxicity.

notes

type

Herb slippery elm

pic

scientific Ulmus rubra

Uses inner bark is used for sore throat, cough, strep,

lump in throat. indigestion, stomach ulcers,

coughs, diarrhea and dysentery. GI disorders,

antacid.

notes

a mucilage that is used as a remedy for sore

throats. digestive tract, especially the GI tracts

type



Herb Small Melilot

pic

scientific Melilotus indicus

Uses Vascular

notes

type

Herb Solomon's-seal

pic

scientific Polygonatum odoratum

Uses sedative

notes

type



Herb spearmint

pic

scientific Mentha spicata

Uses

notes

type

Herb Spikenard

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Spirea

pic

scientific Spiraeoideae arguta

Uses pain ( see Meadowsweet)

notes

type

Herb Spirulina Algae

pic

scientific Arthrospira maxima

Uses

notes

type



Herb Spring Pasque Flower

pic

scientific Pulsatialla vernalis

Uses

notes

type

Herb squaw vine

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb St. John's wort

pic

scientific hypericum perfoliatum

Uses Anti-inflammatory, astringent, sedative,

expectorant, antispasmodic, antiseptic.

smoking mix.

notes

type

Herb Star Anise

pic

scientific Illicium verum

Uses Star anise has been used in a tea as a remedy

for colic and rheumatism, and the seeds are

sometimes chewed after meals to aid digestion.

notes

Illicium floridanum

type



Herb Star Grass

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Stavesacre

pic

scientific Staphysagria

Uses anxiety, headaches, urinary problems, skin

disorders

notes

type



Herb stevia

pic

scientific Stevia rebaudiana

Uses high blood pressure, hypertension. sweetner for

diabetics, weight loss

notes

type

Herb Stillingia

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Stitchwort

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Stonecap

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Stoneroot

pic

scientific Collinsonia canadensis

Uses American folk remedy for indigestion, diarrhea

and dysentery

notes

type

Herb Storax

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Strawberry leaves

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Strawberry Tree

pic

scientific Arbutus

Uses

notes

type



Herb Subalpine Fir

pic

scientific Abies lasiocarpa

Uses bad breath, foot care, laxative, coughing

notes

type

Herb Sumac

pic

scientific Rhus Anacardiaceae

Uses The berries have diuretic properties, and are

used in bowel complaints and for reducing

fever. In the Middle East, a sour drink is made

from them to relieve stomach upsets.

notes

type



Herb Sumach

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Sumach Dwarf

pic

scientific Rhus Copallina

Uses Astringent; Enuresis; Galactogogue; Poultice;

Salve.

A decoction of the root has been used in the

treatment of dysentery.. An infusion of the roots

has been used in the treatment of VD. A

poultice of the root has been applied to sores

and skin eruptions. A tea made from the barknotes

type



Herb Sundew

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Sunflower

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Swamp Beggar's Tick

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb sweet flag Root

pic


Uses fighting fatigue, digestion

notes

Acorus

type



Herb Sweet Grass

pic

scientific Hierochlöe odorata

Uses purification, smudging

notes

type

Herb Sweet Gum

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Sweet Orange

pic

scientific Citrus sinensis

Uses Uses: Facial and Skin care Heart

Tonics/Cordials Home Cleaners Insomnia

Scents and Perfumes Weight Loss

Properties: Antispasmodic Aphrodisiac

Cardic tonic Cordial Cytophylactic Deodorant

Digestive Sedative Cooling Depurative

notes

Common Names

Orange , Sweet Orange, Bitter Orange,

type

Herb sweet peper

pic

scientific capsicum annuum

Uses flatulence, paralysis

notes

type



Herb Sweet Sedge

pic

scientific Acorus calamus (LINN.)

Uses Calamus was formerly much esteemed as an

aromatic stimulant and mild tonic. A fluid extract

is an official preparation in the United States

and some other Pharmacopceias, but it is not

now official in the British Pharmacopceia,

though it is much used in herbal medicine as an

aromatic bitter.

notes

type

Herb Sweet Thyme

pic

scientific Thymus vulgaris,

Uses antiseptic,cough and bronchitis.[6] Medicinally

thyme is used for respiratory infections in the

form of a tincture, tisane, salve, syrup or by

steam. causes uterine contractions and more

rapid delivery of the placenta.

notes

type



Herb tacamahac

pic

scientific Calophyllum inophyllum

Uses HIV inhibitor

notes

type

Herb Tamarack

pic

scientific Larix laricina

Uses Alterative; Astringent; Disinfectant; Diuretic;

Expectorant; Laxative; Poultice; Salve; Tonic.

jaundice, anaemia, rheumatism, colds and skin

ailments, burns, frostbite and deep cuts

notes

type



Herb Tansy

pic

scientific Tanacetum vulgare

Uses Pretty yellow button flowers were once used by

the Indians to induce abortion. Now used in

cosmetic preparations. Repels ants from

counters or around baseboard. Repels

cockroaches as well. Blooming flower heads

and leafy shoots produce yellow and green

fabric dyes.

notes

type

Herb Tarrogon

pic

scientific Artemisia dracunculus (LINN.)

Uses The root of Tarragon was formerly used to cure

toothache. it has numbing properties

notes

type



Herb Tea Tree

pic

scientific Melaleuca alternifolia

Uses Toothaches, Abrasions/Cuts Abscess/Boil

Acne Aromatherapy Air Fresheners

Burns/SunBurn Candida/Yeast Infection

Fungus Infections Herpes Insect

Bites/Rashes Insect Repellent Scabies/Lice

Properties: Analgesic Antibacterial Vulnerary

Antifungal AntiViral

notes

type

Herb Thuja

pic

scientific Thuja plicata

Uses

notes

type



Herb Thyme

pic

scientific Thymus vulgaris

Uses coughs, indegestion, antiseptic,

notes

broncitius

type

Herb Tiger Lily

pic

scientific Lilium lancifolium

Uses Antiinflammatory; Cardiac; Carminative;

Diuretic; Emmenagogue; Emollient;

Expectorant; Ophthalmic; Women's complaints.

The bulb is anti-inflammatory, diuretic,

emmenagogue, emollient and expectorant, .

They are used to relieve heart diseases, pain in

the cardiac region and angina pectoris. They

are used in Korea to treat coughs, sore throats,notes

type



Herb Tobacco

pic

scientific Nicotiana tabacum

Uses Antispasmodic smoking, Bee stings insect bites,

Ringworm, Insect repellent

notes

type

Herb Tormentil

pic

scientific potentilla tormentilla

Uses

notes

type cinquefoils



Herb Tribastan

pic

scientific Tribulus terrestris

Uses male hormone, increase sperm count

notes

type

Herb Triphala

pic

scientific

Uses three fruits to create mixture

notes

Amla, Bibitaki, Haritaki

type



Herb Tumeric

pic

scientific Curckumalonga

Uses Blood thinner, anti-inflammatory, anti oxidant

lowers cholesterol, reduces cancer risk and may

prevent alzheimers disease, digestion.

comparable to cortisone and phenylbutazone.

pain reliver

notes

type

Herb Turkey Corn

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Uva ursi

pic

scientific Arctostaphylos uva ursi

Uses

notes

Bearberry

type

Herb Valerian Root

pic

scientific Valeriana obovata - Nutt. ex Torr.&A.Gray.

Uses Rhizomes, Roots - Improves circulation and

acts as a sedative. Reduces

mucus from colds. Good for anxiety, fatigue,

high blood pressure, insomnia,

irritable bowel syndrome, menstrual cramps,

muscle cramps, nervousness, pain, spasms,

stress, and ulcers.

notes

type



Herb Vanilla

pic

scientific

Uses In old medicinal literature, vanilla is described

as an aphrodisiac and a remedy for fevers.

These purported uses have never been

scientifically proven, but it has been shown that

vanilla does increase levels of catecholamines

(including epinephrine, more commonly known

as adrenaline), and as such can also be

considered mildly addictive. In an in-vitro testnotes

type

Herb Verba Santa leaf

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb verbena- blue

pic

scientific

Uses relief for sore throat, coughs, asthma, whooping

cough, treatment for nervous disorders,

digestive disorders, and to promote lactation. It

is not to be taken during pregnancy, as it is a

uterine stimulant.

notes

type

Herb Vernal Grass

pic

scientific Anthoxanthum odoratum

Uses Asthma, hay fever.

notes

type



Herb Vetiver

pic

scientific Vetiveria zizanoides

Uses calming mist, Insect Repellent

Properties: Skin tonic Analgesic Muscle

Relaxant Repels Insects

notes

type

Herb Viola tricolor

pic

scientific Heartsease

Uses epilepsy, asthma, skin diseases and eczema. It

has expectorant properties, and so has been

used in the treatment of chest complaints such

as bronchitis and whooping cough. It is also a

diuretic, leading to its use in treating

rheumatism and cystitis. Anodyne; Anti

asthmatic; Antiinflammatory; Antispasmodic;

Cardiac; Demulcent; Depurative; Diaphoretic;notes

type



Herb Violet

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Virginia Snakeroot

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Vitex berries

pic

scientific Vitex agnus-castus

Uses r menstrual disorders, adjusts the monthly

menstruation cycle on a natural basis and

causes premenstrual discomforts to subside or

completely disappear. An extract of vitex is

approved in Germany for menstrual disorders,

PMS and painful breasts.

notes

Chaste Tree)

type

Herb Wahoo

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb Water Ash

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type

Herb Water Cress

pic

scientific

Uses

notes

type



Herb water lily

pic

scientific nymphaea odorata

Uses

notes

type

Herb Water Pepper

pic

scientific

Uses

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Herb Watercress Wisteria

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Herb wayfaringtree

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scientific Viburnum lantana

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Herb Wheat Grass Powder

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scientific Triticum Aestivum


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Herb White Alder

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scientific Alnus rhombifolia

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Herb White Clematis

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scientific Clematis ligusticifolia

Uses Pain reliever, Analgesic; Contraceptive;

Febrifuge; Miscellany; Odontalgic; Poultice;

Skin; Stomachic; Tonic; VD.

White clematis was employed medicinally by a

number of native North American Indian tribes

who used it to treat a variety of complaints, but

especially as an external application on soresnotes

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Herb White Hellebore

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scientific Veratrum album - L.

Uses The root is analgesic, anthelmintic, cathartic,

emetic, errhine, expectorant, hypnotic and

sternutatory[4, 7, 9, 178, 192]. The root is very

poisonous, with a paralyzing effect on the

nervous system, and is scarcely if ever used

internally[4, 7], though the alkaloids it contains

are used in the pharmaceutical industry[9]. It is

occasionally used externally as a localnotes

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Herb White peppermint gum

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scientific Eucalyptus pulchella

Uses Vascular

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Herb White Pine

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Herb White Pond Lily

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scientific Nymphaea odorata, soland

Uses Antiseptic, Astringent, Discutient

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Herb White sage

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scientific Artemisia ludoviciana gnaphalodes - (Nutt.)

Uses stop nose bleed, rash, itches, muscle soreness,

sweating

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Herb White Sage

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scientific Salvia apiana

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Herb White Snakeroot

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scientific Ageratina altissima (L.) King & H. Rob. var.

Uses highly toxic. If eaten by cattle, the meat and milk

carry the toxin thus making all who eat it

affected.

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Herb White Thoroughwort

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scientific Eupatorium album

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Herb white weed

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scientific Ageratum

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Herb Wild Bergamont

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Herb Wild Bergamont

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scientific Monarda Bradburiana


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Herb Wild Carrot

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Herb Wild Dagga

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scientific Leonotis leonurus

Uses menstruation which was irregular, the uterine

hemorrhage and the dysmenorrhea

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Liion's tail or lion's ear

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Herb wild ginger

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scientific asarum sieboldi

Uses sedative, Anesthetic; Analgesic; Antibacterial;

Antipyretic; Diaphoretic; Diuretic; Emetic;

Expectorant; Hypotensive; Odontalgic;

Purgative; Sedative; Sternutatory.

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Herb Wild Jalap

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Herb Wild Lettuce

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scientific Lactuca virosa

Uses Anesthetic, sleep aid, relieves pain

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Ingesting the herb is simular to opium

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Herb Wild Liquorice

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scientific Astragalus glycyphllos

Uses Vascular

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Herb wild tomato

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scientific Mullaca


Standard Dosage

, kills mycobacteria

, relieves pain

Whole plant

, kills bacteria

, reduces inflammation

Infusion: 1/2 to 1 cup 1-3notes

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Herb wild yam

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scientific dioscorea villosa

Uses Menopause and Osteoporosis, High

Cholesterol, Hormone Replacement Therapy or

Birth Control Pills

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Herb Wilkes' acalypha

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scientific Acalypha amentacea

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Herb Willowherb

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scientific Epilobium luteum

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Herb Winter green

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scientific Gaultheria procumbens

Uses Aches & Pains Arthritis Gout Lupus

Properties: Stimulant Rubefacient Analgesic

Astringent

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Herb Witch Hazel leaf

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scientific Hamamelis virginiana

Uses Astringent, cuts and scrapes

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Herb Wolfberry

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scientific Lycium barbarum

Uses enhance immune system function, improve

eyesight, protect the liver, boost sperm

production and improve circulation, among other

effects.

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Two published case reports described elderly

women who experienced increased bleeding,

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Herb Wolfsbane

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scientific Aconitum napellus

Uses Analgesic; Anodyne; Antirheumatic; Diaphoretic;

Diuretic; Febrifuge; Homeopathy; Irritant;

Sedative.

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Aconitum lycoctonum vulparia - (Rchb.)Nyman.

The root is analgesic, anodyne, diaphoretic,

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Herb Wood Betony herb

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scientific Stachys officinalis

Uses anxiety, gallstones, heartburn, high blood

pressure, Migraine and Neuralgia, and to

prevent sweating. It can also be used as an

ointment for cuts and sores. snake and dog

bites, and against drunkenness.

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Herb Wood Bitter Vetch

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scientific Vicia orobus

Uses Vascular

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Herb Wood Cow Wheat

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scientific Melampyrum nemorosum

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Herb Wormseed

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Herb Wormseed, American

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scientific Chenopodium anthelminticum (BERT.)

Uses Chenopodium, being a very active anthelmintic,

is frequently used for the expulsion of lumbricoid

(round) worms, especially in children. Because

of its efficacy, ease of administration and low

toxicity, it is perhaps the most valuable of all the

vermifuge remedies.

The bruised fruit may be given in doses of 20notes

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Herb Wormseed, Levant

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scientific Artemisia cina (BERG.)

Uses Wormseed is one of the oldest and most

common anthelmintics, especially for children.

In domestic practice the seeds are used

powdered, combined with honey or treacle, the

dose of the seeds taken thus in substance being

10 to 30 grains. The seeds have also been

employed in infusion or decoction, but in these

forms their bitterness is a strong objection. As anotes

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Herb Wormwood

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scientific Artemisia absinthium L

Uses Arthritis, repellent, antibacterialdigestion,

parasites, nervine abortifacient

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Herb Xanthan gum

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Herb Xu Duan

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scientific Dipsacus japonicus - Miq.

Uses Vascular

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seeList of the vascular plants of Britain and

Ireland

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Herb Yarrow flowers

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scientific Achillea millefolium; Milfoil

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Herb Yellow Dock

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Herb Yellow Jassamine

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scientific Gelsemium

Uses anxietym fkyem skeeoubessm mental dullness,

apathy

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Herb Yellow ladies'-slipper

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scientific Cypripedium pubescens

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Herb Yellow Oxytropis

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scientific Oxytropis campestris

Uses Vascular

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Herb Yellow Parilla

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Herb Yellow Pheasant's eye

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scientific Adonis vernalis

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Herb Yerba Buena

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scientific Satureja douglasi

Uses digestion

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Herb yerba de san pablo

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scientific CHANCA PIEDRA


Standard Dosage

, expels stones

, kills bacteria

Whole herb

, supports kidneys

, treats malaria

Infusion: 1 cup 2-3 times dailynotes

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Herb Yerba Mansa root

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scientific Anemopsis californica

Uses calming, antimicrobial, antibacterial, candidiasis

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Herb Yerba Mate leaf

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scientific Ilex paraguariensis

Uses fights cancer, cardiovascular problems, Liver,

monoamine oxidase inhibitor; the maximal

inhibition observed in vitro was 40 50%. MAOIs

being antidepressants, there is speculation that

this may contribute to the calming effect of

yerba maté. boost metabolism, often used for

weight loss

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Herb Yerba Santa

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scientific

Uses Yerba mate" - Cleanses the blood, controls the

appetite, fights aging,

stimulates the production of cortisone, and

tones the nervous system. Is believed to

enhance the healing powers of other herbs.

Useful for allergies, constipation, and

inflammatory bowel disorders

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Herb ylang Ylang

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scientific Cananga odorata

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