Bilberry: Infection Or Treatment Of Typhoid Fever?

Individuals taking drugs for diabetes by mouth or insulin, should exercise caution when using sea buckthorn. Sea buckthorn is known to lower blood sugar levels and medication adjustments may be necessary. Sea buckthorn oil should also be used cautiously with antiulcer medications due to possible additive effects. Furthermore, it may significantly reduce the effect of immunosuppressant drugs and antibiotics. Sea buckthorn may also prove an additive effect on chemotherapy drugs based on concomitant use.

Bilal Darwish – Abstract, Active constituents, Mechanism of action, Quality standards, Safety, Side Effects, Contraindications, Interactions.

Hawthorn Berry has been used to treat heart disease since the first century. Hawthorn Berry contains Oligomeric Proanthocyanidins (OPCs), which may help cardiovascular health. Hawthorn Berry helps to dilate blood vessels, improve blood flow and protects the blood vessels from damage. Side effects of this supplement are very rare but may include headaches, nausea and the feeling of a racing

There are many herbal treatments available to patients, but few have been used longer than sambucas nigra, otherwise known as elder berry. Well known for its analgesic, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, diuretic, laxative immune boosting qualities, elder berry has been used for multiple health alterations (Ulbricht, Basch, Cheung, Goldberg, Hammerness, Isaac, &...Wortley, 2014). In this paper the background, pharmacology, contraindications, current research and recommendations for use regarding elder berries will be discussed. Elder berries are a versatile fruit that has multiple applications in the healthcare field, warranting an increased role in patient care.

Native Americans used the berries, roots, and leaves of the plant to make different teas to put in sweat baths. They did this to cure rheumatism, fevers, malaria, dizziness, dysentery, stomach aches, and colic. The American Beautyberry has another practical use. Farmers in the early part of the 20th century crushed the leaves of the plant to repel mosquitos, and other biting bugs. They would put the crushed leaves under the harnesses of their horses, mules, and also on themselves. With its obvious beauty (given the name) and practical uses, this plant would make a great addition to any

Egyptians used the absinth plant to treat various ailments. Romans and Greeks also used it to create a potion that was steeped in wine and was rumored to heal stomach bugs. (Wormwood=worm-wode, or a cure for worms.)

The plant species that I researched was Medicago sativa, or more commonly known as Alfalfa. I found this to be a very intriguing plant to research because we grow alfalfa on the farm as a fodder feed for the animals but I had no idea that it had such a practical use in modern medicine. It is believed that alfalfa was first grown somewhere within the Middle East and then spread to Europe and parts of Asia, the colonists brought it over from Europe to America. And today it can be found in nearly every continent used to feed livestock. The leaves of Alfalfa are what is beneficial in the use of medicine.The leaves are known to have positve affects on the digestive system and can help to lower cholesterol. They also aide with the cleansing the

St. John’s wort has been used for medicinal purposes going back to the use among ancient Greeks. The name is derived from the St. John the Baptist and the St. John’s wort blooming around the time of his feast day.

“Traditional pharmacologic therapies although widely used must be assessed for a favorable risk-benefit ratio. One such plant that has

This flower is commonly used to treat the depression and anxiety that people with this condition get. It is much safer than the other pharmaceutical antidepressants that doctors give out. The only side effect that can occur from taking it is an increased sensitivity to sunlight, which can lead to sunburns. It is sold over-the-counter in the United States, but many doctors in Germany and other European countries offer prescription versions of it.

Diabetics who have been searching for a safer solution to controlling their high blood sugar may be able to find it in a supplement called “hintonia iatiflora.” This tree originates in Mexico and South America, so those who live in the United States have often never heard of it. But that needs to change because research has shown that it can potentially work as well as, or better than, many pharmaceutical products that are designed for the same purpose. Read on for more information about why hintonia iatiflora is being called an “herbal rescue for high blood sugar.”

Traditionally, Witch-hazel branches were used to locate underground sources of water, but Hamamelis virginiana was also well known as a medicinal plant by Native Americans. “Extracts from the leaves, twigs, and bark were used to reduce inflammation, stop bleeding, and check secretions of the mucous membranes” (Anzelone). A number of

In addition to what you mentioned about Tribulus, it can be used for kidney problems such as painful urination, kidney stones, and kidney support, as a diuretic it helps to enhance urine output and removal of toxins1. Again, this herb is capable of treating skin disorder, pain and swelling, digestive problem; also it may as well be used for chronic fatigue syndrome. A study shows that, Tribulus augments the amount of oxygen present in the cell and supply energy, also absolutely affect mood, stress and anxiety2

TRADITIONAL USES: The French scientist Rene Gatefosse was the first to discover Lavender 's ability to promote tissue regeneration and speed wound healing when he severely burned his arm in a laboratory accident. He immediately immersed his arm into a bowl of liquid sitting on a table near him.

The main use for Hawthorn dates back to the first century and is said to improve cardiovascular disease