Case Study: Cantella Asiatica

Use the root in a tea to enhance psychic powers. Used in Samhain rituals. Sleep, protection, healing. Bury in northwest corner of yard to bring favorable winds. Use in sachets and charms to make wishes come true.A very nutritious and universally beneficial herb. Use in dream pillows and sachets, the leaves and flowers can be used in tea for healing.

Subpoint- According to Dr. Joseph Marcela, “It also lowers blood pressure, clears blocked arteries, and improves our immune system” (Borreli, Lizette).

This ingredient promotes attention, concentration, and memory in the short term. It not only boosts brainpower, but also helps in age-related brain degeneration and age-related cognitive conditions.

tress that I live around. Prior to moving here in Southern Maryland, I was only exposed to tropical plants. An example is Trumpet tree which we planted in our backyard in California. The pods are long, yellow in color and it has a very light fragrance when it is in full bloom. I would help trim it and each year it would grow fuller. After moving here in Maryland, I knew that it will not suitable to plant here since the weather drops to very low temperatures.

and when it is mature can be 1.5 metres in width. The stalk of the plant is

Most herbalists know that this flower helps for migraine headaches. But new research has proven it is effective at treating leukemia too. It works by directly attacking leukemia's stem cells in a way that no other form of cancer treatment has been able to do. This herb cannot be used by people who suffer from severe depression because it may worsen it though. Sometimes, another herb (such as St. John's Wort) can be used along with it to counteract this effect though.

It has a similarity with valerian; it also treats spasms, fatigue, nervous tension and insomnia. It is used as sedatives and prolongs your sleeping time. This has been used by people for a very long time already since the ancient time. Now, because it is indeed effective and safe, people up to now are still using this herb.

of which can be taken after meals. The herbs in this combination are used for their antiinflammatory,

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

It is only recent studies that have shed light on its role in optimizing energy metabolism, bolstering cellular protection, reducing oxidative damage, and decreasing inflammation. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3946160/)

It can be used medicinally internally and externally for a wide range of conditions, including applying it as a poultice to relieve pain, as a tea to help with a sore throat, and using fresh or dried stems and leaves in the bath to relieve flu-like symptoms (Kumeyaay Tribe) or to relieve pain in back, neck and head (Chumash Tribe). Landscapers love it for restoration and control of erosion, butterflies and bees flock to it as a food source, and is well paired with winter squashes or for use in flavoring honey. Women who are pregnant or are breast-feeding should not use sage as it non-known if it enters the breast milk.

Potent Anti-Inflammatory - At the root of most health issues you'll find inflammation, whose reduction goes along way in alleviating symptoms.

They should be grown in moist soil. They can be grown in small areas, not in wooded areas, around creeks and ponds.

Additionally, it is known to increase white blood cell production and boost the immune system.

Some of the other claims are that it suppresses hunger, improves sleep and reduces cholesterol. I didn't really observe the first two and I haven't had a blood test to check my cholesterol, but at this point, I don't care!