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Liz Gee

Cleavers ~ Bedstraw ~ Galium aparine

Cleavers – Bedstraw Latin name: Galium aparine Family: Rubiaceae Energetics: bitter, cool Meridians/Organs affected: bladder, gall bladder Parts used: aerial portions Active …

Calamus ~ Acorus calamus

Calamus (aka. Sweet Flag) Latin name: Acorus calamus Family: Araceae Part used: root Habitat: Russia, China, India, North America, other Northern regions, …

White Horehound ~ Marrubium vulgare

White Horehound ~ Marrubium vulgare Horehound is – in mint family.  Cough Suppressant.  Can decoct or use lozenges.  David Hoffman likes it. …

Boneset

Boneset  ~ Eupatorium perfoliatum  We don’t understand how anti-virals work herbally. We think they stimulate the immune system.  (Have to do microbe …

Cherries

Email post from KP on November 21, 2012 Introduction One of the most popular medicinal uses of cherries, cherry juice, and cherry …

Garlic ~ Allium sativa

Latin name: Allium sativa Family: Liliaceae Part used: bilb (cloves) Habitat: cultivated worldwide Main constituents: volatile oil (allicin); B vitamins, mineral flavonoids …

Hawthorn Berry

Hawthorn berry (slide 24) Everything above that we said about Arjuna bark applies to Hawthorn.  Hawthorn is a western herb.  It is …

Eucalyptus Oil

Cholesterol Remedies Eucalyptus Oil Eucalyptus Oil is one of the best to dissolve cholesterol (due to it’s tree resin constituents?) One drop …