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Wormwood
Category: Natural Meds
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Wormwood Botanical Name: N.O. Compositae, Artemisia absinthium • Introduction • Medicinal Uses and Indications • Available Forms of the Herb • Side Effects/ Precautions Introduction Wormwood has been used for centuries as a moth repellent, general pesticide and as a tea or spray to repel slugs and snails. Before anyone knew of its toxicity it was often used as a worming medicine for people and animals. Wormwood is extremely bitter and ...
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Category: Natural Meds
Description:
Wormwood Botanical Name: N.O. Compositae, Artemisia absinthium • Introduction • Medicinal Uses and Indications • Available Forms of the Herb • Side Effects/ Precautions Introduction Wormwood has been used for centuries as a moth repellent, general pesticide and as a tea or spray to repel slugs and snails. Before anyone knew of its toxicity it was often used as a worming medicine for people and animals. Wormwood is extremely bitter and ...
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Ylang Ylang
Category: Natural Meds
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Ylang Ylang Botanical Name: Canaga odorata • Introduction • Medicinal Uses and Indications • Available forms of the herb • Side Effects/ Precautions Introduction Ylang ylang is both a plant and an herb. Ylang ylang (pronounced EE-lang EE-lang) is a tropical tree native to Asia, or the flower of the tree and the essential oil produced from the flowers. The tree is the Cananga odorata, and the oil is extensively used in making perfumes ...
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Category: Natural Meds
Description:
Ylang Ylang Botanical Name: Canaga odorata • Introduction • Medicinal Uses and Indications • Available forms of the herb • Side Effects/ Precautions Introduction Ylang ylang is both a plant and an herb. Ylang ylang (pronounced EE-lang EE-lang) is a tropical tree native to Asia, or the flower of the tree and the essential oil produced from the flowers. The tree is the Cananga odorata, and the oil is extensively used in making perfumes ...
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Appetite Stimulants
Category: Symptoms and Herbs
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angelica sweet bay bee pollen bitter orange blessed thistle bogbean caraway cinnamon cassia coriander dandelion devil's claw fenugreek gentian hops horehound Iceland moss mugwort quassia rosemary wormwood ...
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Category: Symptoms and Herbs
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angelica sweet bay bee pollen bitter orange blessed thistle bogbean caraway cinnamon cassia coriander dandelion devil's claw fenugreek gentian hops horehound Iceland moss mugwort quassia rosemary wormwood ...
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Digestive Aids
Category: Symptoms and Herbs
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Acidophilus allspice angelica anise artichoke bitter orange blessed thistle bogbean bromelain caraway cinnamon gentian ginger goldenseal hops olive oil oregano papaya passionflower peppermint pineapple quassia red bush red pepper rhubarb rosemary spearmint thyme turmeric ...
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Category: Symptoms and Herbs
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Acidophilus allspice angelica anise artichoke bitter orange blessed thistle bogbean bromelain caraway cinnamon gentian ginger goldenseal hops olive oil oregano papaya passionflower peppermint pineapple quassia red bush red pepper rhubarb rosemary spearmint thyme turmeric ...
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