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The Bugleweed herbal plant is native in the marish valleys close of the mountains and hills. You can use Bugleweed herbal plant as a homoeopathic medicine for anxiety.

The other and important uses of the Bugleweed herbal plant is decrease of the working of the overactive thyroid and control of the arrhythmia as a herbal ‘pacemaker’. Bugleweed herbal plant makes pace in your spirit and decrease of heartbeat and the pulse. If the too much stress and the anxiety cause you fast palpitations the Bugleweed herbal plant can help you.

If you want to make a very effective herbal cure with Bugleweed herbal plant I advise you that consume Bugleweed herbal plant with demulcent or alleviative herbs.

Keep in your mind: you must not use during pregnancy because the active agents of the Bugleweed can cause serious health problems for you and for your child.

Latin Name: Lycopus virginicus

Alternate Names: Gypsywort, Water Horehound, Sweet Bugle, Water Bugle,

Family: LAMIACEAE

Useful part of the Bugleweed herbal plant: The ground portion of the Bugleweed herbal plant.

The main natural herbal remedies of Bugleweed: Sedative, Antitussive, Vasoconstrictor, Aromatic, Narcotic, Astringent, Hemostatic, Cardiotonic,

Main application of the Bugleweed medical herbal: Grave’s Disease, Anxiety, Thyroid Enlargement, Catarrh, Palpitations, Cough, Hyperthyroidism,

How can you prepare, eat, drink or buy Bugleweed herbal plant: You can make Bugleweed herbal tea (use only the fresh herbal plant),or buy Bugleweed herbal tincture (which made from undried or fresh plant) in any herbal shops, herbal stores or pharmacy.

The most common situation when you can use Bugleweed as an herbal medicine: Bruises

The most common applications of Bugleweed: salve or compress for bruises.

Flavour of the Bugleweed herbal plant: Pungent, Bitter, Warm,

The main active agent of the Bugleweed herbal plant: phenolic derivatives (chlorogenic acid, caffeic acid, rosmarinic acid, ellagic acid), resin, Tannins, magnesium, lithospermic acid, essential oil, lycopine, flavoneglycosides,

If we speak about the Bugleweed herb we think three different species which is the: Lycopus virginicus, Lycopus americanus and Lycopus eurapaeus

The Blue Cohosh herbal plant was the North American females famous herbal medicines for the treatment of excessive menstruation, painful menstruation and metritis, late labor and eject the placenta. After the 36 weeks of pregnancy you can use as a homeopathic medicine as a child-birth starter medicine.

Basically Blue Cohosh is a very good herbal medicine in the gynecology.

Caulophyllum or Blue Cohosh herbal plant called natural oxitocin, the homoeopath doctors suggest already from the 9. month, because the Blue Cohosh herbal plant relaxes the musculature of the uterus. The Blue Cohosh herbal plant helps in the enlargement of the cervical os under a labour.

The Native Americans use Blue Cohosh herbal plant as contraceptive agent.

Blue Cohosh isn’t interconvertible with Black Cohosh. The name of Blue Cohosh come from the Algonquin - North American native - word ‘cohosh’ means the gnarled roots of plants. Blue Cohosh herbal plant is in the list of the United Plant Savers as at a risk plant. Please do not buy or gather the Blue Cohosh herbal plant from the wild. Please use just the cultivated Blue Cohosh herbal plant.

Keep in your mind: You have to use dried root, because the fresh root could cause dermatitis. You must not use the Blue Cohosh during pregnancy until the last ninth month because this herbal can cause abortion. If you use too much Blue Cohosh this herb can cause spasm contractions in the women’s belly and combined pain. If you overdose this herbal plant the Blue Cohosh can increase blood pressure and made nausea and headache. Be careful because the Berries of the Blue Cohosh are toxic.

Latin Name: Caulophyllum thalictroides

Alternate Names: Squawroot, Papoose Root, Beechdrops, Blueberry Root, Yellow Ginseng, Blue Ginseng

Family: BERBERIDACEAE

Useful part of the Blue Cohosh herbal plant: root. rhizome,

The main natural herbal remedies of Blue Cohosh: Diuretic, Abortifacient, Uterine Tonic, Anthelmintic, Tonic, Anti-inflammatory, Parturient, Antirheumatic, Oxytocic, Antispasmodic, Emmenagogue, Diaphoretic,

Main application of the Blue Cohosh medical herbal: Labor Inducement, Arthritis, Spasms, Asthma, Rheumatism, Dysmenorrhea, Epilepsy, Tension, Expel Placenta, Premenstrual, Hypertension, Placenta Delivery, Hysteria,

How can you prepare, eat, drink or buy Blue Cohosh herbal plant: You can make tea or buy herbal tincture, capsules or dried herb in any herbal shops, herbal stores or pharmacy.

The most common situation when you can use Blue Cohosh herbal medicine: Blue Cohosh herb can help you to vitalize a weak belly and relieve labor and it is promoting the regular contractions. The Blue Cohosh contains caulosaponin which can contribute to stimulation of contractions.

Flavour of the Blue Cohosh herbal plant: Sweet, Bitter, Dry, Warm,

The main effective agent of the Blue Cohosh herbal plant: resin, alkaloids (baptifoline, caulophylline, laburine magnoflorine), starch, saponins (caulosaponins), gum,

The Barberry herbal plant is a very useful and effective anti-bacterial Homeopathic medicine.

The barberry herbal plant contains antibacterial agent. The barberry herbal plant contains berbamine and berberine alkaloids which are very effective against against Streptococcus, Staphyloccus, Salmonella, Eschorichia Coli and Shigella. The barberry herbal plant has antimicrobial properties that are particularly beneficial for the intestinal tract and skin. This herbal plant helps to decrease of the blood pressure and dilate blood vessels. Barberry ( other name is Mahonia) is effective medicine for chronic liver problems.

The Mahonia and Berberis species (respectively, Oregon Grape and Barberry) are very closely related, and herbalists and the homeopathic scientists often treat them like one herb. This two species are treated as same in this description.

The name of the Berberis come from Phoenician word ‘barbar’, it is meaning ‘glossy’ in mention to the glossy leaves. The American farmers often hate Barberry, because it can transmit a fungus to near wheat crops.

This herbal plant gets its name after name Bernard McMahon, an American horticulturist. The Mahonia plant is evergreen and has thorny leaves, but the stems lack thorns. Berberis shae is similar like Mahonia but more deciduous that has smooth leaves and thorny stems. Oregon Grape is often cultivated as it is an excellent xeriscape plant with yellow flowers, green leaves, and purplish berries. This herbal plant is often used instead for Goldenseal.

Keep in you mind: You should only use the dried plant, as the fresh root can be extremely purgative and cause sickness. You must not use this barberry herbal plant during pregnancy and also in hyperthyroid conditions. You must not use in cases of excessive flatulence. High doses from barberry herbal plant can cause lowered heart rate, vomiting and blood pressure.

Latin Name: Berberis vulgaris

Alternate Names: Daruharidra (Sanskrit), Rocky Mountain Grape, Oregon Grape Root, Pipperidge Bush, Mahonia, Sowberry, Holy Thorn, Oregon Grape, Jaundice Berry, Berberry,

Family: BERBERIDACEAE

Useful part of the Barberry: root bark, root, rhizome berries, bark of stem. Several herbalists use also the leaves for teas and etc.

The main natural herbal remedies of Barberry: Tonic, Astringent, Cardiotonic, Alterative, Bitter Tonic, Anthelmintic, Digestive Tonic, Cholagogue, Febrifuge, Diuretic, Hepatic, Galactagogue, Laxative, Immune Stimulant, Antibacterial, Anti-inflammatory, Siliagogue, Amoebicidal, Liver Tonic, Thyroid Stimulant.

Main application of the Barberry medical herbal : Acne, Arthritis, Hypothyroid, Cholera, Boils, Herpes, Debility, Conjunctivitis, Amoebas, Diabetes, Eczema, Dysentery, Fever, Edema, Gastritis, Gallstones, Giardia, Gastroenteritis, Hepatitis, Kidney Stones, Bloodshot Eyes, Candida, Hangovers, Jaundice, Malaria, Liver Stagnation, Salmonella, Psoriasis, Shigella, Scrofula, Sore Spleen Enlargement, Throat, Syphilis, Staphylococcus,

How can you prepare, eat, drink or buy Barberry herbal plant : You can make tea or buy herbal tincture and capsules in any herbal shops or stores.

The most common situation when you can use Barberry herbal medicine: Wounds, Itchy Skin, Conjunctivitis, Boils, Sore Throat, Pyorrhea,

The most common applications of Barberry: You can use this herbal plant as compress for the bloodshot eyes and very good eyewash for infections such as conjunctivitis. You can use Berries as gargle for sore throat. This herbal plant is very useful as a mouthwash or applies directly to gums for pyorrhea. Use as salve or wash for boils, itchy skin and wounds.

Culinary uses of Barberry herbal plant: This herbal plant can be cooked, made syrup into and jams, and candied. You can also eat the raw Berries and also you can use the Berries juice instead for lemon juice.

Flavour of the Barberry herbal plant: Cold, Bitter.

The main effective agent of the Barberry herbal plant: Resin, chelidonic acid, tannins. alkaloids (oxyacanthine, berbamine, berberine,). Berries herbal plant are rich in vitamin C.

If we speak about the Barberry we think the following species Berberis aqilfolia, Berberis repens, Berberis vulgaris, Berberis pinnata, Berberis nervosa and other Berberis species as Mahonia nervose, Mahonia aquilfolium, Mahonia pinnata, Mahonia

The natural smell of asafoetida herbal plant is not that good. But if you use in the kitchen as a spice this could be fantastic. If you see below the blessed effect of this herbal plant you will see that it is very useful for several different diseases. If you use asafetida capsule you will not feel anything from the smell. I recommend for airway problems.

You must not give asafetida for babies. Please do not use if you have diarrhea. You must not therapeutic doses during pregnancy.

This herbal plant name Asafoetida is from aza, Persian for resin and fetida, which is Latin for stinking. The origin of this herbal plant is Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the poplees often used instead of garlic as a culinary herb. In the historical ages (during the Middle Ages), the people wear Asafoetid around the neck to avoid themselves from the disease, possibly by keeping other people away.

Latin Name: Ferula foetida

Alternate Names: Devil’s Dung, Hing, Food Of The Gods,

Family: APIACEAE

Useful part of the asafoetida: you can use the resin. You can get it exudes from stalks after that you cut this. The best period is the spring when the herbal plant is blooming.

The main natural herbal remedies of asafoetida: Expectorant, Antispasmodic, Digestive Tonic, Carminative, Diaphoretic, Antitussive, Diuretic, Hypotensive, Laxative, Bronchial Dilator, Sedative, Antibacterial.

Main application of the asafoetida medical herbal: Bronchitis, Bloating, Constipation, Whooping Cough, Candida, Flatulence, Hypertension, Asthma,Hysteria, Indigestion, Cough, Cough, Worms.

How can you prepare, eat, drink or buy asafoetida herbal plant: You can make tea or buy herbal tincture and capsules in any herbal shops or stores.

Asafoetida boosts flow to the lungs and digestive organization, and moves stagnation.
Asafoetida produces a warming feeling in the digestive area.

The most common applications of asafoetida: You can use this herbal plant as a spray and tea around your garden to keep away rabbits and deer.

Culinary uses of asafoetida herbal plant: Frying the herb in a small piece of hot oil causes the nasty smell to disappear and an onion like taste to remain. If you add to beans (to prevent gas), and use in Worchestershire sauce. The Indian, early Roman and mid-Eastern culinary art use this herbal spice. Rub on grill before grilling. The Iran’s people eat the stalks and leaves as a vegetable. This is a very good spice for fish meals.

Flavour of the asafoetida herbal plant: Pungent, Dry, Hot, Bitter.

The main effective agent of the asafoetida herbal plant: Sesquiterpenoid coumarins, essential oil (pinene, terpenes, disulphides), sulfur, ferulic acid, resin, gum.