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“In Chinese Herbal Folklore, this herb was pulverized and applied to the head as a treatment for baldness”.

The herb discussed today is probably one of the most widely used and recognised herbs throughout the world being used as a food, beverage and for natural herbal medicine. Records of its use date back thousands of years a...

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“Legend has it that this herb was named so, as it was used to save someone’s life who had fallen from the Parthenon, the temple of the Goddess Athena on the Acropolis in Athens”.

The long history of the herb discussed today, makes it one that is respected and appreciated in Herbal Medicine throughout the world.  It is an attractive, pretty, perennial herb native to Europe and is known by many na...

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“The seeds of this herb were held in high repute during Ancient Egyptian times, as they were one of the main ingredients used in embalming fluid.”

The medicinal history of this herb goes back in time to early Ayurvedic and Chinese Medicines as well as being used in Egyptian remedies and medicinal recipes dating back approximately 4,000 years. This annual herb is na...

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“This herb is thought to be named after one of the “Three Graces” in Greek Mythology….”

For thousands of years a large range of plants and herbs have been used for their healing powers to treat different health problems and ailments with success.  The herb discussed today in our A-Z of Herbs series is EYEB...

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“During the 19th Century, the root of this herb was an ingredient used in the making of candy and cough drops….”

We hope you are enjoying reading the A-Z of Herbs series. The herb discussed in this article is Elecampane; botanical name Inula Helenium and is one of the largest perennial herbs growing to approximately 3-5 metres in...

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“This herb is one of the most popular herbs used to fight respiratory conditions”

The herb we will discuss today in our A-Z of Herbs series is one that would be quite well known to most people as a natural remedy. It is one of the most popular herbs that may be used to help fight respiratory condition...

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Herb of choice for Inflammatory Conditions such as Muscle and Joint Pain

This healing herb is known as Devil’s Claw or “harpargo” its Botanical name, a Greek word meaning “grapple hook”. This herb bears fruit in the shape of a drupaceous capsule which has a woody inner part surrou...

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“This herb is beneficial in assisting to decrease amounts of serum cholesterol and uric acid (a major driver of pain and inflammation in the body”.

We continue with our  A-Z of Herbs series with a healing herb, better known to most as a weed that pops up in our lawn or is seen growing along the roadside.  This herb is DANDELION and contains much more nutritional v...

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“This herb is very valuable in the treatment of mild to moderate states of depression, it is also helpful in cases of severe energy loss after operations and helps in improving Libido ….”

The next herb in the A-Z of Herbs series is DAMIANA. Ancient Mayan, Aztec and Indian Civilizations used this herb as a traditional aphrodisiac. Damiana is still used today as a herbal tonic and an aphrodisiac. Damiana i...

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“This herb is considered an effective herbal antibiotic that clears infection and is said to be effective against a variety of bacteria and moulds.”

We continue with the A-Z of Herbs and in this article we will be discussing the herb COUCH GRASS. The roots and seeds of Couch Grass have played a very important part in herbal medicine since Ancient times. Its botanic...

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A-Z Of Herbs List

  • Agrimony
  • Albizia
  • Angelica
  • Astragalus
  • Black Cohosh
  • Brahmi
  • Calendula
  • Chamomile
  • Couch Grass
  • Damiana
  • Dandelion
  • Devil's Claw
  • Echinacea
  • Elecampane
  • Eye Bright
  • Fenugreek
  • Feverfew
  • Ginger
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