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Uses of Jamaica Dogwood Tree
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Jul 2009
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Fabaceae Common Trade Names Jamaican Dogwood Rootbark, Willow-Meadowsweet Compound Common Forms Available as dried preparations of root or bark, fluidextracts (30% to 60% alcohol), tinctures (45% alcohol), and unprocessed bark strips. Source Piscidia erythrina grows naturally in the West Indies ...
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Ground Ivy – Uses and Preventive Measures
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Jun 2009
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Taxonomic Class Lamiaceae Common Trade Names None known. Common Forms Available as an infusion or tincture of leaves and flowers (aerial parts). Source Glechoma hederacea, with its kidney-shaped leaves and purple-blue flowers in whorls, is one of the most common plants growing wild in Great ...
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Benefits ofBuchu Plant and its Leaves
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May 2009
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ALTERNATIVE NAMES: AGATHOSMA, BAROSMA BETULIN A, BETULINE, BOCCO, DIOSMA BETULINA Taxonomic Class Rutaceae Common Trade Names Multi-ingredient preparations: Alvita Teas Buchu, Buchu Essential Oil, Cranberry/Buchu Concentrate, Gaia Herbs Buchu Leaves, Gaia Herbs Plantain/Buchu Common Forms ...
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Woundwort Herb and its Desciption
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Apr 2009
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Taxonomic Class Lamiaceae Common Trade Names None known. Common Forms Available in ointment, tea, and tincture forms and prepared as a poultice. Source Active components are derived from the leaves and stems of Stachys palustris (marsh woundwort) and S. sylvatica (hedge woundwort), members of ...
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Use of Slippery Elm Tree and its Bark
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Apr 2009
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Taxonomic Class Ulmaceae Common Trade Names Slippery Elm Bark, Vegetarian Caps Common Forms Available as powdered or shredded bark, capsules (375 mg, 400 mg), liquid extract (1:1 in 60% alcohol), and lozenges. Source The inner bark of Ulmus rubra Muhl. (Ulmus fulva Mich.) is used for medicinal ...
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Santonica – Uses and Preventive Measures
27
Mar 2009
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Taxonomic class Asteraceae Common Trade Names None known. Common Forms Available as dried, powdered santonin and oral tablets. Source The flowers and seeds of Artemisia cina (a distinct variety of Artemisia maritima) are found in most parts of Asia. Chemical Components Santonin, the active ...
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Phyllanthus – Source, Chemical Constituents and Uses
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Mar 2009
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Taxonomic class Euphorbiaceae Common Trade Names None known. Common Forms Capsules: 200 mg, 250 mg, 300 mg (dried powder) Source The entire plant of several species of Phyllanthus, excluding the roots, has been dried and blended into powder form. Chemical Components Chanca piedra (Phyllanthus ...
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Milk Thistle – Benefits and side Effects
12
Mar 2009
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Taxonomic class Asteraceae Common Trade Names Beyond Milk Thistle, Milk Thistle Extract, Milk Thistle Phytosol, Milk Thistle Plus V-Caps, Milk Thistle Power, NU VEG Milk Thistle Power, Silymarin, Super Milk Thistle Common Forms Capsules: 50 mg, 100 mg, 175 mg, 200 mg, 505 mg Tablets: 85 mg ...
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Kudzu Root and its Description
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Feb 2009
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Taxonomic class fabaceae Common Trade Names Fenge, Fen Ke, ge gen, Japanese arrowroot, Kudzu-Power, kudzu vine Common Forms Capsules: 150 mg, 500 mg Root powder: 250 g Source Kudzu is a rapidly growing bean vine that is native to China and Japan. It was introduced to the southeastern United ...
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Horsetail Plant as a Natural Remedy
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Feb 2009
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Taxonomic class Equisetaceae Common Trade Names Goldenrod- Horsetail Compound (blend of liquid extracts containing 22.5% goldenrod flowering tips, 22.5% corn silk, 22.5% horsetail, 22.5% pipsissewa leaf, and 10% juniper berry), Horsetail Grass, Horsetail Grass Low Alcohol and Alcohol Free ...
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