Styphnolobium | Classical Remedies

Chervil is a fragile biennial herb that is generally an annual plant and is a member of the parsley family. The stems are brittle and has a fine fern-like foliage with a subtle aniseed flavour. The flowers are white followed by longish narrowed seeds which are borne in umbels in summer, it is also associated with Easter because its aroma is similar to that of myrrh 

Cultivation

Chervil is grown in The Mediterranean and western Asia...

The Bay Tree is from the Mediterranean regions, it can grow

(Plectranthus  aromaticus syn. Coleus aromaticus).

A succulent herb which has the typical four-cornered stem of the Lamiaceae family it is known as the Five Seasons Herb The leaves are very thick and succulent, grey-green and hairy and can grow to around 50cm tall. The leaves are highly aromatic with a strong flavour of mixed herbs and originates from Seychelles, India & South East Asia

Cultivation

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Caraway is a biennial plant that is apart of the Apiaceae family and is grown in Europe and parts of Western Asia

Chicory is found in Europe and the Near East, northern and southern Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and North and South America it is a tall shrub that grows to 1.5m, it has large lower leaves that are club-shaped the smaller upper leaves with blue daisy flowers along the bristly stems. It has sharp-tasting young leaves and very bitter old ones. The large white root can be roasted and ground as a substitute for coffee. True endive (Cichorium endivia) is a species of chicory which is...

Angelica is a large biennial which is a member of the parsnip family that originated from Northern Europe and looks like an over sized celery plant. It has greenish flowers which are borne as umbels on very tall stems up to 2.5m (over 7ft) tall. Many seeds are produced and germinate soon after they are released.

Cultivation

They require a sheltered shaded position with rich moist soil. Plant...

The Chaste Tree or Monk’s Pepper is a pretty deciduous small tree and belongs to the Verbena family and comes from the Mediterranean areas and areas of western Asia. It will grow to be around 4m tall and has attractive marijuana-like leaves. Masses of violet, blue or white flower spikes are borne in summer which are highly attractive to bees and butterflies.The flowers are followed by hard brown to black fruits containing 4 seeds. The fruit is...

Comfrey is a clump-forming perennial and grows to 1.2 m tall, with large hairy leaves on strong stems and is a member of the Borage family. The rhizome sends up tall stalks bearing small clusters of tubular flowers in colours ranging from purple to pale yellow/white. The dark green colour of the leaves indicates the richness of chlorophyll with a molecular structure closely resembling our blood. Chlorophyll acts as a catalyst, to promote healing within the body of man...

Reishi mushrooms grow in the coastal areas of China and are cultivated in Taiwan, Korea, North America, and Japan. It is referred to as the “herb of spiritual potency”, or hing zhi. They are found on fallen tree stumps and decomposing logs. There are six varieties of color, but red mushrooms are used primarily in Asia and North America. Medicinal benefits come from the fruiting part of the mushroom.

Reishi is used to treat asthma, coughs, weakness and...

Ginger has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine to treat problems such as vomiting, abdominal bloating, diarrhea, coughing, and rheumatism. Tibb and Ayurvedic medicine also uses ginger to treat inflammatory joint diseases including rheumatism and arthritis.

Proposed Medical Benefits of Ginger

Ginger root is used today to provide relief for symptoms of motion sickness including sweating, vomiting, dizziness, and nausea. No conclusive results...

Saw palmetto grows in areas of southern Europe, Africa, and in coastal regions of the American southeast. This small palm tree produces white flowers in the spring and summer. The tree’s fruit is olive-sized and forms in clusters. When ripe, the fruit becomes dark blue. The fruit is used for medicinal purposes after being dried. Plant sterols and fatty acids are two of the compounds found in the plant.

Saw palmetto is used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia...

Introduction to Ashwagandha

Ashwagandha has been used as an herbal remedy for hundreds of years. It has many applications, and has been used by Native Americans and Africans to treat inflammation, fevers, and to protect against infection or illness. It has also been used to boost the immune system, improve memory, and to promote overall wellness.

Ashwagandha is a shrub that flourishes in India and North America. The roots of the ashwagandha plant have been...

Dong Quai is closely related to celery. It is an herb that flowers from May to August. The blossoms are white with a greenish tint. It flourishes in wet areas, and is usually found in alpine canyons, meadows, along river beds, or near the coast. Dong Quai is a very effective treatment for many maladies. Dong Quai, also called Chinese Angelica, is usually recommended for use by women. It is a common remedy in both China and the United States. Chinese herbalists call Dong Quai...

This famous Chinese herb has been used for over 5,000 years. It was worth more than gold to the Qing Dynasty of ancient China.

Ginseng is used in thousands of formulas to provide vivacity and energy. Ginseng is used more than any other herbal remedy.

Ginseng contains nitrogenous compounds, minerals, vitamins, fat-soluble compounds, and carbohydrate compounds in its stained root. The herb is costly and not easy to produce and takes six years to reach...

Echinacea is a very popular herbal remedy, but its full potential is not completely known by many in the medical profession. For hundreds of years, Echinacea was used by numerous cultures to promote better health.

Echinacea, sometimes called coneflower, is a wildflower that flourishes in meadows or wet valleys in the Midwestern United States. Echinacea is most famous for its medicinal properties, but it is also common in gardens since it has striking purple...

Licorice was used historically to treat the skin and coughs. It is also used to treat constipation, bronchitis, inflammation, and arthritis. Licorice may be prescribed by health care providers to treat adrenocortical insufficiency, peptic ulcer, and chronic gastritis.

Glycyrrhizin, a glycoside, makes up almost 8% of the licorice plant. These chemical compounds could have positive effects on the body. Two enzymes that break down prostaglandin E (PGE) are stopped...

Health Benefits and Treatments of Trichosanthes

• Soothes coughing
• Reduces Fever, Swelling, Tumors and...

• Small tree or shrub
• About 1.5m High
• Glabrous or branches sparsely hairy, later smooth and shiny.

Health Benefits and Treatments of Wikstroemia

• Has a laxative effect
• Treats Asthma