Kidney vetch, popularly known as common kidney vetch, bear clover or woundwort, is widely used as a valuable medicinal plant throughout Europe. In traditional folk medicine, kidney vetch has a long tradition. Occurrence and cultivation of kidney vetch Between the months of June and September, the yellow calyxes with their typical red tips appear. With … Kidney Vetch: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The flowers that appear in fields as red carpets are called the corn poppy or corn rose. The poppy belongs to the poppy family (Papaveraceae) and has the botanical name Papaver rhoeas. It is used in various fields and is sometimes used as a medicinal plant, although it is rarely used as such nowadays. Occurrence … Corn Poppy: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The botanical name of common painwort is Dioscorea communis. Synonymously, it is also called Tamus communis L. The climbing plant comes from the yam family of plants (Dioscoreaceae). Despite the slight toxicity of the plant, it finds application in herbal medicine, among other things, and is used against various ailments. Occurrence and cultivation of the … Common Ache Root: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Bitter bittercress, also known as false watercress. It is a wild herb with a variety of uses and effects. It is also used as a medicinal plant in a variety of ways. Occurrence and cultivation of the bitter bitter bittercress. Bitter bittercress belongs to the cruciferous family and is a perennial plant. Bitter bittercress belongs … Bitter Foam Herb: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Aztec Sweetweed is an ornamental plant that is also considered an alternative to the Stevia plant because of its sweetness. In addition, Aztec Sweetweed is also a very ancient medicinal plant that has been used as a universal remedy by the Aztec people. Occurrence and cultivation of the Aztec sweet herb. Aztec sweetweed is an … Aztec Sweet Herb: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
It is probably the only spice tree that originated in North America, and the Indians already used it as a medicinal plant and aphrodisiac. Opinions are divided on the sassafras tree and its aromatic essential oils: some consider it a poisonous plant, while others love it as a medicinal plant that is even said to … Sassafras: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Woad, botanically Isatis tinctoria, is a plant of the cruciferous family and is native to western Asia. From the biennial plant, cultivated in Europe as a dye plant, a deep blue dye was obtained, indigo. Occurrence and cultivation of woad. In the coloring of medieval clothing, textile dye from the plant, which was considered the … Woad: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
South Sea myrtle is a plant species that belongs to the myrtle family. With botanical name the plant is called Leptospermum scoparium, other trivial names are Manuka and New Zealand myrtle. The South Sea Myrtle is native to the mountains of New Zealand and the southeast of Australia. Manuka honey and manuka oil are made … South Sea Myrtle: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Dead nettle is a close relative of the well-known nettle. At the same time, deadnettle not only has less aggressiveness, but at the same time it can be used for various medicinal purposes. Side effects are usually not expected. Occurrence and cultivation of deadnettle The different species of deadnettle also reveal differentiated flower colors. For … Deadnettle: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Dil is known in modern times primarily as a seasoning herb in the kitchen, especially as an ingredient for salad dressings or for pickling cucumbers. But its uses are far more diverse. Dill has been used as a remedy for a variety of diseases. Even in ancient times, dill was used as a medicinal and … Dill: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Morgellons is thought to be a variant of dermatozoa madness in which patients subjectively perceive thread and hyphal formation under the skin. Recent studies have ruled out bacterial origin and led to the classification of the disease as delusional. Patients are treated symptomatically with antipsychotics and may also be accompanied by psychotherapy. What is morgellons? … Morgellons: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Meadow sorrel was already mentioned in ancient times. From the earliest times, it was used as a medicinal and edible plant. Long somewhat forgotten, it is gaining more importance again in the present. Occurrence and cultivation of meadow sorrel. The flowers of the plant are rather inconspicuous. They grow in a kind of panicle. The … Meadow Sorrel: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
