Does anyone know a lot about herbs?
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My link of the day on my blog. All about plants and herbs. \n\nhttp://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-aro/
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www.muktavati.com\nwww.herbscancure.com\nwww.shrigangapharmacy.com.html\n\nI hope you get what you need!
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Type in your illness on your search bar,hit enter and read through the results, you will find tons of information.Or type in herbs.
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im an herbalist...no they are not a hoax..they are not for emergencies but good for health maintenance. Herbs were around long before drugs
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Some of the most promising herbs that have antitumor and cancer-preventive properties are garlic, Asian ginseng, green tea, turmeric, and shiitake and maitake mushrooms.
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there is one herb that might help, it is an antibiotic and an antifungal and it stimulates the immune system. it has been used in the treatment of cancer. Pau D'arco(portuguese), Lapacho(spanish)is availible in any good herb shop. this can be taken as a tea or in capsule form. i hope that this is some thing that will help. good luck and best wishes for your sister
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basil\nmint\nindian gooseberry\nneem\nturmeric
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I am in pharmacy school. If you want to have notes on what chemicals are involved in making medicines in the traditional sense, you can find texts on chinese medicine in a library (there is some thinking involved as the chinese names for herbs and plants are different than the latin ones, and also the chinese use a different system of medicine than the west). If you want to know about chemical synthesis, look into the field of organic chemistry, which is difficult to understand or explain, hence the need for an advanced degree to do much lab work. But those are two places where you can look for your answers. Its rather difficult to obtain potassium permagnate and such because many of these chemicals can also be used for rapid oxidation reactions (ie, explosions). It is easy enough though, to order some essential oils and misscelanious herbs after reading a bit on chinese medicine and using that to treat maladies.
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I THINK ROSEMARY. MAYBE A HINT OF LEMON JUICE. JUST PLAY AROUND W/ THE HERBS. YOU CAN'T REALLY GO WRONG. GOOD LUCK. IT'LL TURN OUT GREAT.
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Good suggestions here already, but perhaps I could add:\n\nHerbs:  passionflower, hops, camomile, baical skullcap, oatstraw, motherwort.  This last plant is known for its nurturing effect, although in Florida might be hard to find.  Its Latin name is leonurus cardiaca, so its slight beneficial effect on blood pressure and on heart palpitations has been known since ancient times.\n\nI'll add valerian with a special note:  it's generally used for insomnia or anxiety, but it has a counter-effect with a small minority of people - it speeds them up instead of calming them.  So if you try valerian I'd try it alone, not in any combination, so you can determine whether you belong to the majority or the minority group.\n\nTo nourish the adrenal glands, which in turn will permit one to tolerate stress better:  oatstraw and nettles.  Nettles as in stinging nettles.  One of the most beneficial herbs in the plant kingdom.  Contrary to its common name, plant has a slightly sweet flavour.  Chock full of vitamins & minerals, more than spinach or broccoli.\n\nOne can usually find combinations of these herbs in tea preparations or in tincture form.  If you get to Washington state you can probably find wild nettles growing in the countryside, or someone who knows how to find & harvest them.  Make nettle soup, as north Europeans did for centuries in the spring - it perked them up after long winters without fresh veggies.\n\nFlower essences:  in addition to Rescue Remedy, there's also mustard flower essence (for grief) and bleeding heart flower essence (mourning something that's lost).\n\nWould you have time to try yoga?  Or even just to read Yoga Journal in a library, it's inspiring to read about people practising yoga to grow their minds and spirits as well as their bodies.
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there are several herbs that will help:\nBlack Cohosh\nBugleweed\nChaste Tree\nShepard's Purse\nWhite Willow (for pain)
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Open this site and click one plant to show its info.\n\nhttp://www.stuartxchange.org/ListsOfMedicinalPlants.html\nor\nhttp://www.stuartxchange.org/ListsOfMedicinalPlants.html/
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Well it is the plant of a thousand uses, so their are a crap load of things.\nYou should just take a look at this site.\nhttp://www.bs-bamboo.co.uk/uses-of-bamboo.htm\nThis one is not bad eatheir.\nhttp://www.bambus.de/infos/1000/indexx.php
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The herb that you are looking for is called rue in English but it is not usually growing any where unless you plant it or at least where I live.
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People say that because herbal medications, etc., are not regulated by the FDA yet. There's no definitive study on herbs that show that they work or don't, or how much you should or shouldn't take of each kind. I don't know if I believe it, but that's why they're concerned.
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I had already advised someone concerning an herbal treatment that worked for me. I may of backed it up with "check w/doctor...sometimes herbs may not be compatible w/certain meds.."  I don't agree that herbs are harmless, there are many harmful herbs out there, and even food herbs can have a bad effect if taken improperly.  With any treatment precautions and education is necessary. I think that is where the problem lies, people feel they are harmless, and thus avoid precautions.
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