Basic Herbs: Aloe (Aloe Vera) Used for: burns, bites, cuts, and scrapes Use fresh Calendula Used for: skin problems and ulcers Use as a cream which can be stored up to 3 months refrigerated Chaste Tree Used for: mentral cramps and menopause Use the dried berries which can be stored up to one year Comfrey Used for: bruises and hemmorroids Use the dried leaves which can be stored up to one year Enchinacea Used for: colds and flu Use the dried roots which can be stored up to one year; tincture Eucalyptus Used for: colds Use the dried leaves which can be stored up to one year Garlic Used for: cardiovascular, respitory, fungal infections and acne It can be dried and stored for 8 weeks Ginkgo Used for: memory, prevention of heart attack, stroke and impotence Capsules can be purchased Lavender Used for headache, muscle tension, burns, sunburns and relaxant Use as an essential oil Lemon Balm Used for: insomnia, anxiety, fever, skin injuries and cold sores Use the dried leaves which can be stored for one year Licorice Used for sore throats, coughs, gingivitis and canker sores You can store dried chopped roots for one year Milk Thistle Used for: a healthy liver Capsules can be purchased Mint Used for: heartburn, indigestion, nauseau, bad breath and flavour for herbal teas Use the dried leaves which can be stored for up to one year Mountain Mint Used for: insect repellant Use fresh leaves as an oil Psyllium Used for: constipation Capsules can be purchased Red Pepper Used for: muscle aches and arthritis Use the dried peppers St. John's Wort Used for: depression and skin injuries Use dried leaves and flowers which can be stored for up to one year Tea Tree Use for: skin injuries Use as an essential oil Willow Used for: pain Use the dried bark for one year, tincture for two years Witch Hazel Used for: sunburn, insect bites, tired eyes and hemorrhoids Use as decoction from bark, dried bark can be stored for up to one year |
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