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Angelica Root C/S - Europe Angelica archangelica officinalis
Angelica is a good remedy for colds, coughs, pleurisy, wind, colic, rheumatism and diseases of the urinary organs, though it should not be given to patients who have a tendency towards diabetes, as it causes an increase of sugar in the urine.
It is generally used as a stimulating expectorant, combined with other expectorants the action of which is facilitated, and to a large extent diffused, through the whole of the pulmonary region.
Birch Bark C/S - USA Betula alba
As a tea it reduced the quantity of albumin, relieved the pain, improved the general health of the patient so that in twelve weeks' time he was entirely cured, the urine being normal. There has been passed from time to time with the water tiny pieces of stone from the kidney. We have had reports from a number of writers in this country concerning the action of this remedy in a similar manner, and all confirm the observations made by the German writers.'
Birch Leaf C/S - USA Betula alba
AKA: LACK BUGBANE, BLACK SNAKEROOT, BUGBANE,BUGWORT, CIMICIFUGA, MACROTYS, RATTLEROOT, RATTLEWEED, RICHWEED, SNAKEROOT, SQUAWROOT
Cat's Claw Bark C/S - South America Uncaria tomentosa
Celandine Herb C/S - Europe Chelidonium majus
Chaparral Herb C/S - Mexico Larrea mexicana
Coltsfoot Herb C/S - Europe Tussilago farfara
Comfrey Leaf C/S - USA Symphytum officinale
Comfrey Root C/S - Europe Symphytum officinale
Corn Silk C/S - Europe Zea mays
A sacred herb held in great respect by the Anglo Saxons. wards off evil spirits, bestows strength & courage, and prolongs life.
Ground Ivy C/S - China Nepeta hederacea
Juniper Berry Whole - Europe Juniperus communis
Licorice Root C/S - China Glycyrrhiza glabra
Licorice contains glycyrrhizin acid, which loosens and thins mucus in the lungs and acts as a decongestant. It also helps heal stomach ulcers and soothes inflammation. It has been used for thousands of years to treat coughs, congestion, arthritis, and even cancer. Native Americans drank licorice tea as a laxative. According to clinical evaluation, licorice also contains prostaglandins, which promote secretion of stomach mucus and help alleviate abdominal ailments, such as gastric ulcers. There is some evidence that Licorice may help the body fight viruses. Licorice is well-known as a flavoring for candy, but very little licorice is found in commercial candy licorice sold today. The source of our licorice is Pakistan. NOTICE: Do not use if pregnant or nursing. This product is not recommended for prolonged use.
LOBELIA C/S - India Lobelia inflata
Folklore - Early North American doctors used this as their primary medicine. It was used by Eclectics to treat coughs and spasms in the lungs from varying causes, as well as spasms elsewhere in the body, including the intestines and ureters (passages from the kidney to the bladder). Lobelia was also considered a useful pain reliever and in higher amounts was used to induce vomiting in people who had been poisoned. At most, 1 ml was given three times per day. The absolute maximum amount to take should be that which causes no, or minimal, nausea.
Lotus Leaf C/S - China Folium loti
The seeds are eaten raw, roasted, candied, or popped like popcorn. The thick, starchy rhizomes are boiled, stir-fried and pickled. Lotus blossoms are sacred to Hindus and Buddhists because of their ancient shamanic function. The plants are commonly grown in Asia for the rhizomes and seeds. Asian water lotus is closely related to water lilies (Nymphaea), and is sometimes placed in the water lily family.
Olive Leaf C/S - Greece Olea europaea
PAU D'ARCO BARK C/S - Brazil Tabebuia impetiginosa
Poke Root C/S - USA Phytolacca americana
