Bertram is a plant that looks similar to chamomile. For a long time it has played little role in herbal medicine, so it is missing from many herbal books. Hildegard von Bingen finally discovered the healing power of this underrated plant, otherwise it might have been forgotten altogether. The scientific name is Anacyclus pyrethrum. Occurrence … Bertram: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The Jewish cherry (or bladder cherry) belongs to the nightshade family, with 75 to 90 species in America, but only the so-called lampion flower is found in Europe. Occurrence and cultivation of the Jewish cherry The plant active substances regenerate an inflamed gastric mucosa and contribute to better blood circulation in the stomach. Jewish cherries … Jewry Cherry: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Roses are associated by most people merely as decoration. Yet the plants have ingredients that give them healing properties. Unlike drugs used in traditional medicine, side effects are not usually expected when roses are used medicinally. Occurrence and cultivation of the rose The first planned cultivation of roses could be discovered in China, where it … Rose: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Ideal for strengthening the stomach and digestion, common whorlwort is not only popular with humans. Bees and butterflies are also attracted to its pink flowers. The whirlwort has few requirements for its location and is ideal for planting a natural garden. The use of whirlwort has a long tradition in folk medicine. Occurrence and cultivation … Common Whorlwort: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
True jasmine is a species of plant belonging to the olive family. The plant is also known as common jasmine and its botanical name is Jasminum officinale. True jasmine is a climbing shrub with decorative white flowers that emit a pleasant fragrance. Occurrence and cultivation of the true jasmine True jasmine grows as a deciduous … True Jasmine: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The true heart grass (Leonurus cardiaca) is also called heart tension weed or lion’s tail. Since the Middle Ages, it has been perished as a medicine for heart ailments. It used to be found in most farm gardens. Occurrence and cultivation of the true heart cocklebur. The real heart plant belongs to the family of … Genuine Heartwort: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Pityriasis circinata is a rare skin condition, but its visible changes often cause patients to panic. Its symptoms are similar to other diseases, so a visit to the doctor is essential to clarify what is causing it. Pityriasis circinata has been described in the Americas, Africa and Australia, but also occurs very rarely in Europe. … Pityriasis Circinata: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Fence bindweed, Latin name Calystegia sepium, belongs to the bindweed family (Convolvulaceae). It is also known by the popular names field bindweed, devil’s gut and bank fence bindweed. Already in the Middle Ages, people appreciated the laxative effect of the medicinal plant. Occurrence and cultivation of fence bindweed Already in the Middle Ages, people appreciated … Fence Vine: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
