Single Herbs | |
BLACK COHOSH | Antispasmodic for menstrual cramps and muscle pain. Decreases hot flashes in menopause. |
BLACK WALNUT | Anti-fungal and astringent. Kills internal parasites. Digestive tonic. Helps maintain safe levels of yeast in the body. |
CHAPARRAL | Increases fat metabolism, cleanses the liver and blood, pulls out toxic metals and radiation. An antioxidant, and joint supporter. |
CLEMATIS | For migraine and other headaches. Helps cerebral vasoconstriction. Take at first symptom before pain begins. |
COMFREY | Promotes healing of cuts, fractures, sprains, strains, burns and broken bones of internal and external tissue. |
ECHINACEA | Supports immune system. Stimulates white blood cells. Anti-bacterial and anti-viral. |
EYEBRIGHT | Antihistamine, anti-inflammatory, and astringent for the eyes and nose. |
FEVERFEW | For acute and chronic migraine headaches and other headaches. |
GARLIC | Antibacterial, anti-viral. Kills internal parasites. Good for colds, flu. Heart tonic. Regulates cholesterol levels. |
GINKGO | Cerebral circulatory stimulant. Helps blood circulation. Stimulates mental clarity, energy, and alertness. Improves memory and mood. |
GOLDENSEAL | Antibacterial, antiseptic. |
GOTU KOLA | Supports thyroid if low, vascular and nervous system. Brain tonic for poor memory and mental clarity. |
HAWTHORNE | Heart tonic. Strengthens, regulates heart function. Helps connective tissue repair. |
HOPS | For nervous minds, tension, and insomnia. Sedative for pain, tension, and insomnia. |
HOREHOUND | Expectorant and antispasmodic for the respiratory system. |
KAVA KAVA | Emotional stress tonic. Relaxes the body and anxious mind. Helps focus thought. Induces sleep in insomnia. |
KUDZU | Inhibits the craving for alcohol. |
LOBELIA | Stimulates the relax response in stress. Calms. Decreases adrenaline and opens the lungs and chest. Mimics nicotine and helps in quitting smoking. |
MILK THISTLE | Liver protector and rejuvenator. Liver cleanser. |
MULLEIN | Antispasmodic and expectorant for the respiratory system. |
NEEM | For liver, blood, and skin. Antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal, and kills parasites. |
NETTLES | Nutritive and blood builder. High in chlorophyll and minerals. Eliminates blood toxins. Antihistamine for allergies and hay fever. Diuretic. |
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS | Supports the nervous and cardiovascular systems when effected by stress, trauma, and depression. |
OSHA | Respiratory, anti-viral and expectorant. Soothes the throat. Bronchodilator. Warms the lungs and increases oxygen uptake. |
PAU D’RCO | Anti-fungal. Supports the lymphatic system. |
PROPOLIS | Antibacterial and anti-fungal. |
PULASTILLA | Supportive to the mind and nervous system for anxiety, panic, and nervous irritability. Soul soother. |
RED CLOVER | Blood and lymph cleanser. High in minerals. Diuretic. |
SCULLCAP | Alleviates neuromuscular pain, irritability, anxiety, and restlessness. Nerve sedative. |
SIBERIAN GINSENG | For the adrenal and immune system. Protects the body from stress. Mood elevator. |
ST. JOHN’S WORT | Anti-depressant and mood elevator. Nerve sedative, regenerates tissue, anti-viral. |
SUMA | Supports the immune system and adrenals. Helps exhaustion, fatigue and weak immunity. |
SYRIAN RUE | Mood elevator in depressed sensory awareness. |
TUMERIC | Supports the liver. Strongest anti-inflammatory herb. Keeps cortisone levels high, protects the liver. Antibacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral. |
VALERIAN | Supports the nervous system. Sedative and antispasmodic for cramps. Strongest for pain and insomnia. |
WHITE WILLOW BARK | Natural aspirin. Anti-inflammatory and pain reliever. |
WILD OATS | Anti-adrenaline tonic for the nervous system and adrenals. Helps those who are wired, burnt out, adrenalized, and sleepless. |
WILD YAM | Antispasmodic for the intestinal tract and female reproductive system. Helps alleviate menstrual cramps. |
YUCCA | Anti-inflammatory for the joints. Source - www.yogakingdom.com Click on the chart below to see the full sized image: |
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Modern Herbalism in a Nutshell
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