Echinacea is a very popular anti-infective herb, first used by American Indians. To the eastern part of the US, this plant was known as “Missouri snakeroot” were both echinacea root and leaves were used for healing wounds.
Dandelion
Several species of dandelion are found throughout Europe, South America and Asia. First recordings of dandelion as a herbal remedy date back to 111th century, where dandelion was used in Arabic herbals to increase urination.
Black Cohosh benefits
Black cohosh caught the attention of many researchers and there have been many studies examining the use of black cohosh in menopausal women. Some results showed that LH secretion level in menopausal women after using black cohosh were significantly reduced. Black cohosh benefits The native people of America used black cohosh for different healthy+ reasons,…
Sage herb
Sage (Salvia officinalis) has been use for centuries to reduce sweating and as a gargle for inflammations of the mouth. As a very popular spice, due to its high aromatic odor, sage has been used for seasoning dressings or as a flavoring ingredient for sausage. Essential oil of sage is used in perfumery. Sage can…
Ginger – Ginger Root Benefits and Side Effects
Ginger root has antibiotic properties and acts as an expectorant. It can help when there is a mucus problem. For example, it can help to relieve lungs of mucus or the sinus cavities. It is also claimed that ginger stimulates circulation, and is useful for poor circulation to the hands and feet.
Slippery elm
Slippery elm (Ulmus fulva or Ulmus rubra) is a popular herb that has been used for a long time by Native Americans. The name “slippery” refers to the slippery consistency of the inner bark when mixed with water. Traditionally, Slippery elm was used externally to treat wounds and bruises, and internally for sore throats and…