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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
Bittersweet
Twigs (Alterative)
Black Alder
Bark (Strong-Astringent)
Black Birch
Ivs (Mild-Astringent)
Black Cherries
Strong-Astringent
Black Cohosh
Cimicifuga racemosa
Root (Alterative, Sedative)
And plants that contain phytoestrogens (plant molecules with estrogen activity) have benefits for treatment of symptoms resulting from menopause.
Black Cumin
Nigella sativa
Has demonstrated analgesic properties in mice. In vitro studies support antibacterial, antifungal, anticancer, anti-inflammatory and immune modulating effects.
Black Haw
Bark (Sedative, Tonic)
Black Oak
Bark (Strong-Astringent)
Black Pepper Blood
Stimulant
Black Willow
Bark (Strong-Astringent)
Blackberry Leaves
Rubus ursinus (argutus, fruticosus)
Root (Mild-Astringent), Ivs (Tonic)
A tonic, useful in cases of bowel looseness.
Blackcurrant
Ribes nigrum
Leaves (Refrigerant, Expectorant)
A refrigerant, used in cases of sore throat, coughs, catarrh.
Bladderwrack
Fucus vesiculosus
Antirheumatic
Used in a bath for arthritis and rheumatic conditions.
