Synonyms in a broader sense Devil’s claw root, Harpargophyti radix, Harpagophytum procumbens, Chondroprotektiva, Natural remedies, Agnesin forte, Allya, Arthrosettes, Bomarthros, Cefatec, Harpagosan tea, Barnacle ExplanationDefinition The healing effect of the devil’s claw (Harpargophyti radix) has been known in folk medicine for a long time. It contains iridoid-type bitter substances, procumbide and free cinnamic acid. They … Devil’s Claw
Fields of application The Devil’s Claw is used alone for mild pain and for more severe pain to support existing therapy. The plant is not suitable for the treatment of acute and severe pain. Its effect only sets in within two to four weeks. The phytopharmaceutical industry is trying to optimize plant extracts so that … Fields of application | Devil’s Claw
Dosage form The devil’s claw is available in different dosage forms. It can be taken in the form of There is the devil’s claw in “pure form” or as a combination product with homeopathic active substances like: Tablets Effervescent tablets Capsules Drops (may contain alcohol! ) Powder Tea Ampoules for injection under the skin (subcutaneous), … Dosage form | Devil’s Claw
Melissa officinalis Bee-weed, women’s well-being, lemon balmLemon balm grows up to 70 cm high. Square stem, strongly branched, small leaves and inconspicuous white flowers. When the fresh leaves are rubbed between the fingers, a lemon-like odor develops. Flowering time: July to August. Occurrence: Origins in the Mediterranean region, in our country also in gardens. Lemon … Lemon balm
Synonyms in a broader sense Latin name: Commiphora myrrha Genus: Balsamic shrub Plant description The home of the plant is Somalia, Ethiopia, Yemen and Sudan. The tree grows barely 3 m high, small and often twisted leaves, the flowers grow in panicles. Also in Arabia myrrh is harvested, the trees are bigger and higher and … Myrrh
Side effects Side effects are not to be expected with external application. All articles in this series: Myrrh Side effects
Synonyms The witch hazel has the Latin name Hamamelis virginia. It is also known by this name: Witch Hazel Witch hazel Magic Hare and Virginian magic bush Hamamelis virginiana in homeopathy Definition The medicinal plant Hamamelis belongs to the family of Hamamelis plants. The witch hazel is a tree-like shrub that can grow up to … Hamamelis or witch hazel
Presentation and dosage Ready-made preparations with witch hazel water and liquid extracts from the leaves or bark of the medicinal plant mutton ice, such as ointments and tinctures for external use, are used. There are also tea decoctions from bark and leaves. Recommended daily dosage: Tea preparations1 teaspoon of bark or 2-4 teaspoons of leaves … Presentation and dosage | Hamamelis or witch hazel
Latin name: Leonurus cardicaGenus: Labiate family: Heart-gold, heart-shaped, lion’s tail protected! Plant description: Up to over knee-high plant, stem square-grooved, leaves densely hairy and serrated at the edges. The small flowers pale red. Flowering time: July to AugustOrigin: In Europe, North America, Central Asia wild on fences, roadsides dry meadows. Cultivated in Eastern Europe. Medicinally … Heart team
Latin name: Arctium lappa Genus: Basket flower plants Folk name: Bardane, Bolster, Horse burdock Plant description Biennial, 1 to 1.5 m tall, reddish stem, abundantly branched. Leaves felt-hairy, size decreasing strongly from bottom to top. Bluish to red inflorescences. Up to 60 cm long, branched root. Flowering time: June and July. Occurrence: Very often at … Burdock
Knotweed plants Chinese rhubarb Plant description The home of the medicinal rhubarb is China. Today it is also cultivated in Europe. However, the largest amount of the drug comes from wild growing 5 to 10 year old plants. The root is strong, with numerous secondary roots and tubers. The basal leaves grow as leaf rosettes, … Rhubarb (Rheum officinale)
Plant description His home countries are China and Japan. Is also cultivated in cultures. The tree can reach a height of 30 m. It grows gnarled and branched, the leaves are oblong, elliptical, with downy hairs on the underside. The inconspicuous, yellowish to greenish flowers are arranged in long-stemmed, less flowered panicles. From these develop … Camphor (Cinnamomium camphora)