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Butterbur herb has been as successful as the prescription drugs Allegra and Zyrtec in treating symptoms of hay fever and causes less drowsiness, which is a common side effect of
The Burdock plant is one of those nature’s best remedies that grow in your own backyard. It is found along roadsides and meadows throughout North America
Buchu is a small shrub that grows in southern Africa. It grows 2-3 feet high with five petaled flowers that are whitish to pink. The leaves are glossy and contain an oil that increases the productio
Brahmi herb has gained world wide recognition as a memory booster, for promoting mind alertness and is widely used as an antioxidant and in improving the brain cell functions.
The Bogbean herb is found in stagnant pools and on spongy bogs. The flowers, are of a bright rose color, and when in full bloom the surface of the petal are covered with a white fringe.
Bloodroot has very thick and strong roots that, when cut, reveal a blood-red color, hence the name. Bloodroot is potentially toxic and can cause severe side effects if ingested in excess.
During the Middle ages, Blessed Thistle was used to treat bubonic plague and used as a popular cure-all. Today it is considered a remedy for a range of problems
The rhizome and root of the black cohosh herb contains a substance that acts like the female hormone estrogen. This leafy perennial is prescribed for several menstrual and menopausal conditions.
It is associated primarily with the heart and digestive system. Biota is especially helpful for treating constipation in the elderly due to its oily nature.
Beth root contains a natural precursor of the female sex hormone. The Native American Indians used it to lesson the pain and difficulty during childbirth.
The oil from the Benzoin herb is prepared from the crude resin from the trunk of a tall evergreen that is native to the tropical areas of the Far East such as Indonesia.
The berries that grow on the barberry bush are about ½ inch long, oblong and slightly curved; when ripe, of a fine, red color and has a pleasant sharp biting taste.
Balsam of tolu is a tall tree that is native to northern South America. It produces white flowers and winged seed pods. Balsam trees are tapped like rubber trees to collect their resin like gums
Balmony is an erect little plant that grows sparingly on the edges of swamps, wet woods, and rivers. It is a perennial herb that grows from 2 to 4 feet high
The Balm of Gilead is a smooth-trunked, fast growing, deciduous tree that has balsamic-incense-scented sticky buds which unfold into large heart-shaped serrated leaves.
Ashwaganda is sought after for its berries, leaves, and roots and is thought to aid in restoring muscles, body tissues, and bone marrow. This herb is commonly prescribed as a medicinal supplement for
Apricot seeds are also known as bitter almonds and are believed to expel mucus from the lungs as well as an agent to stop coughing. They are also prescribed as a laxative.
The American Cranesbill produces a hairy stem with opposite pairs of leaves and clusters of attractive rose-purple flowers that bloom from April to July.