Thyme is an herb that has been used medicinally for centuries. Uses for Thyme: 1. Culinary: Thyme is commonly used as a culinary herb. It has a strong, aromatic flavor that goes well with many different dishes. 2. Medicinal: It has a long history of use in traditional...
Red clover: Botanical name: Trifolium pratense. Red clover has been used in connection with cough, eczema, and menopause. Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western folk medicine used this plant as a diuretic, a cough expectorant (an agent that promotes discharge of...
Dandelion? Yep… the weed! Dandelion is closely related to chicory. And yes… It is a common plant worldwide and the bane of those looking for the perfect lawn. The plant grows to a height of about 12 inches, producing spatula-like leaves and yellow flowers...
Lavender: In the Middle Ages, lavender was considered the herb of love. The name, Lavender, was derived from the Latin verb “to wash” and both the Romans and Greeks scented their soaps and bathwater with the herb. The Plant: Lavender is a mint-family...
Evening Primrose Oil has an important health benefits. So much so that a pharmaceutical firm in Canada invested a $80 million in research with incredible findings regarding the use of Evening Primrose Oil as a Natural Menopause and PMS therapy. However, the FDA will...
Oats have been used in connection with high triglycerides, anxiety, eczema, and nicotine withdrawal. Oats: Botanical name: Avena sativa. For some herbal supplements, the green or rapidly dried aerial parts of the plant are harvested just before reaching full flower....
