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Uses of Herbs
The list is long, but I have not practically used more than ten twelve of the below list by myself
since I do not prescribe for others and I try to keep the good health.
Common Name
Binomial Name
Medicinal Actions
Princess Pine
Ivs (Diuretic)
Psyllium
Seed (Demulcent)
Pumpkin
Cucurbita pepo
Seed (Anthelmintic)
Seed is a safe to use as an Anthelmintic. Fruit is good for the heart.
Purple Coneflowers
Echinacea (genus)
Limits the length and severity of rhinovirus colds; however, the appropriate dosage levels, which might be higher than is available over-the-counter, require further research.
Purple Loosestrife hb.
Strong-Astringent
Pysllium
Seed (Cathartic, Laxative, Aperient, Purgative)
Quaking Aspen
Bark (Stimulant)
Quassis chips
Tonic
Queen of the Meadow hb.
Strong-Astringent
Quince seed
Seed (Demulcent, Emollient)
Ragwort hb.
Diaphoretic
Raspberry Leaves
Rubus (genus) (idaeus European)
Fruit (Refrigerant)
A very well known-method of bringing about easy childbirth. Blackberry and Strawberry leaves have similar properties but Raspberry leaves are considered the best.
Rattlesnake
Root (Strong-Astringent)
Rauwolfia
Rauvolfia Serpentina
Used extensively in India for sleeplessness, anxiety, and high blood pressure. Risk of toxicity if heigher doses are taken.
Red Clover
Trifolium Pratense
Flower (Alterative)
Best blood cleanser. A tea made from the flowers is an excellent tonic for children and weak persons.
