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Medicinal Herbs sorted by Herbs names

Medicinal Herbs sorted by Herbs names
Medicinal Herbs sorted by Common Names Medicinal Herbs sorted by Latin Names Information about more than 4000 medicinal herbs Related:  Medicinal plants & herbsMEDICINAL HERBS

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TURMERIC (Curcuma): Uses, Benefits, Side-effects? TURMERIC (Curcuma Longa): Benefits, Uses and Virtues of Turmeric? Medicinal properties? Dosage? Side-effects of Turmeric? Origins, Composition, Expert opinions, Combination with other plants and more information on Turmeric (Curcuma Longa). Over the past several years, numerous studies have emerged on the benefits of Turmeric and on its anti-cancerous preventative properties. Turmeric: Medicinal properties Digestion – Liver – protects the liver and prostate from toxins (traditional usage) – gastric acid – indigestion – food and drug poisoning – speeds up healing of gastrointestinal ulcers (3g/day) (traditional usage) – helps to prevent cancer of the colon, pancreas, prostate, skin, esophagus, liver, lung (synergy with Goji Berry and Cannabis) – digestive problems – Candida albicans (synergy with Garlic) – destroys Helicobacter pylori – Crohn’s disease (synergy with Goji Berry and Cannabis) – Irritable Bowel Syndrome – cuts down excessive cholesterol (synergy with Ginseng) – hemorrhoids

How to Make Medicinal Vinegars & Oxymels Medicinal vinegars (Vinegar Extracts) have been around since ancient times, and were an excellent way to preserve and dispense herbs before distilled spirits were known about. While the advantages of using vodka or brandy to make your herbal tinctures are many – including greater potency and longer shelf life, there are those who wish to avoid alcohol for personal reasons or due to the higher cost, making vinegar extracts ideal for them to create. Vinegar extracts (also known as “aceta”) are weaker than alcohol based tinctures, so the required dose is higher. And, while vinegar won’t draw out as many of the beneficial components of an herb that alcohol will, it does excel at drawing minerals and vitamins from a plant. Add those extra nutrients to the already established benefits of apple cider vinegar and you have a very acceptable option for your herbal remedies toolbox. Making a Vinegar Extract: According to my well loved book, Making Plant Medicine Dosing a Vinegar Extract:

Oregon grape | Wildfoodsandmedicines Our modern palate oscillates between the addictive flavors of salty and sweet, but we have lost an essential ingredient to optimal health: bitter plants. They are so rare in our diet that many people cannot name anything with bitterness except coffee. Historically, humans valued bitters for their digestive stimulating and medicinal properties. Oregon grape is a quintessential bitter plant that has the capacity to cleanse, clarify and enliven body and spirit. Lame name: Mahonia spp. Oregon grape is in the barberry or Berberidaceae family Identifying Oregon Grape: We have two species of Oregon grape in our region – tall Oregon grape (M. aquifolia) grows to 8 feet tall and dwarf or dull Oregon grape (M. nervosa) grows just a few feet tall. M. nervosa M. aquifolia Where it Grows: Oregon grapes are northwest perennials that are prized for their beauty and heartiness. When and How to Harvest: Deep blue berries are usually ripe from July to September. Eating Oregon Grape Berries Other Uses:

Smoking To Cure Lung Infections and For Good Lung Health Some readers will be surprised by our endorsement of any herb that is to be smoked; especially one that is called a "tobacco". We endorse the medicinal use of Indian tobacco (lobelia inflata). Smoking truly natural substances is not necessarily harmful. Even real tobacco does not need to be dangerous, but it is made dangerous by the industry. Both the seeds and the dried leaves of Indian tobacco contain alkaloids which yield its effects. Indian tobacco has been traditionally used to effectively suppress common colds, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Indian tobacco has been used by many people who were trying to quit smoking, but it was banned in such products in 1993 by the F.D.A, even though the agency had no legitimate jurisdiction. One of its constituents, isolobelanine, helps to relax people whenever they are experiencing stimulant withdrawal symptoms, which includes nicotine withdrawal. Researchers have been studying the effects of Indian tobacco on amphetamine addictions.

Ayurveda: Ayurvedic Herbology One of the main methods of treatment in Ayurvedic medicine is through the healing properties of plants and other substances. This style of Herbolism is based on principles that have been past down for a myriad of centuries. The wisdom of the vedic sages is at the foundation of this “Science of Life”. First shared as an oral tradition, the reliability of the knowledge has been substantiated by the generations that have benefited from its use. At first glance, one may think that it would be difficult to truly grasp the main concepts of Ayurvedic Herbology. In order to understand the dynamics of this herbal system , we will begin with the three properties - Rasa, Virya, and Vipaka. RASA means taste. VIRYA is determined by what effect an herb has on the temperature of the body - is it heating or cooling. VIPAKA is the post-digestive effect of an herb. Herbs may be categorized by whether or not they are moistening or drying and whether or not they are heavy or light. Dr.

Jammu & Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre Ouabain: Nature's Forgotten Gift for Heart Health 21st March 2016 By Benedikt Just Guest Writer for Wake Up World Could it be, that the best treatment for heart failure and heart attacks was already discovered 100 years ago, but nowadays even alternative medicine has forgotten about it? For many decades now, heart-related problems have been among the top killers of human life. Could it be that a comeback of the forgotten natural remedy, Ouabain, could provide the answer? Nowadays, anyone who is even just mildly interested in heart health knows about the importance and beneficial effects that lifestyle changes have on any disease, including heart disease. Ouabain, the Forgotten Heart Remedy A long time ago, there was already a gentle, effective plant-based remedy for the troubled human heart. Africa, 1861, the Livingstone expedition: For many weeks, John Kirk, an English botanist accompanying explorer David Livingston on his expedition, had been having serious trouble with his heart. As Dr. What makes this plant remedy so special? Dr.

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