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• Alfalfa
  Alfalfa tea has a long history of folk use in Europe as a spring tonic and an appetite stimulant.
  alfalfa.html
• Aloe Vera
  The genus Aloe contains about four hundred species of flowering, succulent plants.
  aloe_vera.html

• Aloe Vera Juice
  Aloe vera is looked at by many herbalist as a cure-all because it has so many uses.
  AloeVera-Juice.html

• Amalaki
  Amalaki or Dhatri, the nurse, as it is like a nurse or mother in its healing properties
  amalaki.html

• Amalaki The Great Rejuvenative
  The list of health benefits of amalaki is extensive.
  Amalaki-The-Rejuvenative.html

• Basil
  Basil is used in soaps, perfumes, shampoos, essential oils and cosmetics.
  basil.html
• Ashwagandha
  Ashwagandha, that which has the smell of a horse, as it gives the vitality and sexual energy of a horse.
  ashwagandha.html
• Better Vision Through Bilberries
  The bilberry contains compounds that strengthen capillaries and improve the flow of blood through the circulatory system.
  bilberry.html
• Bitter Melon for Diabetes
  Bitter melon is quite widely used in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.
  bitter_melon.html
• Blackberry
  The Blackberry root contains tannin, is an astringent, and is a blood purifier.
  blackberry_leaf.html
• Bladderwrack
  Bladderwrack is one of the best known secrets for treating thyroid symptoms the natural way.
  bladderwrack.html
• Brahm ito Increase Memory
  The most major use of brahmi is in the treatment of several mental problems in humans.
  brahmi.html
• Burdock for the thyroid
  Part of the action of burdock occurs through the bitter stimulation of the digestive juices, particularly the stimulation of bile secretion
  burdock.html
• Cat's Claw for the immune system
  Cat's claw boosts the immune system by invigorating the immune response.
  Cats-Claw.html
• Capsicum Peppers
  Capsicum peppers have been used to treat cardiovascular, circulatory, and respiratory problems, bowel disorders; wounds; burns; joint pains and headaches.
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• Chamomile
  Chamomile is most often adopted as an anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and calming agent.
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• Chaste Tree
  The dried fruit or berry of the chaste tree was historically thought to reduce libido or promote chastity.
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• Cilantro
  Cilantro is often used to strengthen the stomach and support digestion, boost secretion and discharge of urine and help in the removal of phlegm.
  Cilantro.html
• Comfrey
  Drink Comfrey to take care of most digestive and stomach problems, for intestinal difficulties, for excessive menstrual flow, and to stop spitting blood.
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• Cordyceps
  Cordyceps helps to strengthens the body, improve organ functions, boost body resistance and promote longevity.
  cordycepssinensis.html
• Cranberry
  Cranberry juice has a long tradition in American folklore of helping to treat or prevent urinary tract infections.
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• Dandelion Root
  Dandelion Roots act as a blood purifier that helps both the kidneys and the liver to remove toxins and poisons from the blood.
  dandelion.html
• Devil's Claw
  Devil's Claw has been used most frequently as an analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent for arthritis and other painful musculoskeletal conditions.
  devils_claw.html
• Dong Quai
  For menstruation, dong quai can help reduce many of the commonest symptoms of an unbalanced menstrual cycle.
  dong_quai.html
• Echinacea
  Native Americans used echinacea for burns, snakebites, pain, cough, and sore throat or when you are just feeling run down.
  echinacea.html
• Ephedra, or Ma Huang
  Ephedra has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years, probably as an astringent, diuretic, and antipyretic, and for treating cough.
  ephedra.html
• Evening Primrose Oil
  Evening Primrose Oil is especially well documented for supporting skin health in cases of eczema and dermatitis.
  eveningprimrose.html
• Feverfew
  Feverfew has been used traditionally for headaches, arthritis, menstrual irregularity, difficulties in labor, psoriasis, stomach ache, asthma, and fever.
  feverfew.html
• Garlic
  Garlic has been employed to treat infections, wounds, respiratory conditions, diarrhea, rheumatism, heart disease, diabetes, and many other disorders.
  garlic.html
• Ginger
  Ginger root is widely used as a digestive aid for mild dyspepsia, and is commonly promoted to help treat or prevent nausea or motion sickness.
  ginger.html
• Gotu kola
  Anciently, Gotu kola was used to treat leprosy, calm the nerves, increase mental and physical power, to stimulate and rejuvenate the brain, to prevent nervous disorders, mental fatigue and senility.
  ginkgo_biloba.html
• Green Tea
  Green tea contains high levels of substances called polyphenols, which are known to have strong antioxidant, anticarcinogenic, antitumorigenic, and antibiotic properties.
  green_tea.html
• Ginseng
  Ginseng.html

• Panax ginseng
  Panax ginseng helps alleviate general weakness, fatigue, low libido, exhaustion, brain fog, and lack of appetite.
  ginseng_panax.html
• Siberian Ginseng
  Many clinical trials have shown significant immuneenhancing activity.
  ginseng_siberian.html
• Tienchi Ginseng
  Antiviral, hepatoprotective, strong stimulant and tonic for the immune system.
  ginseng_tienchi.html

• Goldenseal
  goldenseal.html

• The Benefits Of Goldenseal
  Goldenseal has been used as an antiseptic, astringent, or hemostatic to treat a wide variety of skin, eye, and mucous membrane inflammatory and infectious conditions.
  Goldenseal-Benefits.html
• Goldenseal - Medicinal Uses, Interactions
  Goldenseal, also called yellowroot or eyeroot, is a member of the buttercup family and is native to North America.
  Goldenseal-herb.html
• Goldenseal medicinal plant
  Goldenseal has acquired a considerable reputation as a natural antibiotic and as a remedy for various gastric and genitourinary disorders.
  Goldenseal-medicinal-plant.html
• Historical Usage of Goldenseal
  Historically the Native American people used Goldenseal for the treatment of digestive disorders such as diarrhea and liver problems.
  Historical-Goldenseal.html

• Hawthorn
  In modern herbal medicine, hawthorn is primarily used to treat congestive heart failure (CHF).
  hawthorn.html
• Horehound
  Horehound is used as an expectorant and antitussive and as therapy for coughs, bronchitis, respiratory infections, and sore throats, and used as a tonic.
  horehound.html
• Hyssop
  Hyssop tea can be used for poor digestion, breast and lung problems, coughs due to colds, nose and throat infections, mucous congestion in the intestines, flatulence, scrofula, dropsy, and jaundice.
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• Ivy
  Common ivy has been traditionally used for arthritis, scrofula, fevers, skin parasites, burns, and infections.
  ivy.html
• Kava
  Kava extracts are commonly used for anxiety, stress, tension, and insomnia.
  kava.html
• Lavender
  Lavender's calms uncontrolled emotions, removes indecisiveness and emotional conflict, and helps to bring the feelings under conscious control.
  lavender.html
• Lemon Balm
  Lemon balm has traditionally been employed as a mild , anxiolytic, sedative, or hypnotic herb, and is commonly taken in combination with other herbs.
  lemon_balm.html
• Licorice
  Modern research has shown that Licorice affects the endocrine system and the liver, among other organs.
  licorice.html
• Milk thistle
  milk_thistle.html
• Neem
  Neem acts as anti bacterial, anti parasitic, anti fungal, anti protozoal and anti viral thus it helps to protect from all the microorganisms.
  neem.html
• Nettle
  nettle.html
• Eat More Peppermint
  Peppermint teas are used around the world to calm queasy stomachs and to quell indigestion.
  pepperment.html
• Red Reishi
  Red Reishi has also been cited as a potent anti-inflammatory agent, helping calm the multitude of ailments that arise from chronic inflammation, such as arthritis and allergies.
  reishi.html
• Shatavari
  shallaki.html
• Slippery Elm
  Slippery Elm is useful for inflammation or congestion, such as inflamed mucous membranes of the lungs, digestive tract, or urinary tract including kidneys, and in any ulcerous situation either internal or external.
  slippery_elm.html
• Turmeric
  Turmeric has been traditionally used to improve appetite, act as a carminative, and treat gallstones and other biliary problems, as well as dyspepsia.
  turmeric.html
• Triphala
  Triphala is a mild laxative it helps in evacuating the bowel and therefore is considered as one of the best body detoxifier and facilitates expulsion of toxins out of the body.
  triphala.html
• Valerian
  Valerian root has traditionally been used as a mild sedative-hyp­notic, but evidence from randomized, controlled trials is inconclu­sive.
  valerian.html
• Yarrow
  Yarrow acts on the liver to strengthen its efficiency and stimulate bile production.
  yarrow.html
• Yellow Dock
  Known as a medical plant since ancient times, yellow dock has been used a laxative or mild astringent tonic.
  yellow_dock.html
• Yohimbe Bark
  Yohimbe has gained popularity because of its use as an aphrodisiac.
  yohimbe.html
• Yucca
  Native Americans have created soap, shampoo, rope, and textiles from yucca plants.
  yucca.html
• Eat More Yuca Root
  Yuca is a tropical potato-like vegetable, grown as a major source of carbohydrates.
  yuca.html
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