What To Expect From "Herbal Medicine - 190 Herbs To Know And Use"

See a sample PDF of what is inside this ebook, but clicking here. Dr. Sharol shares the most important things you need to know about 190 herbs. Learn to effectively use these treasured herbal remedies. Take advantage of her 35 years of experience in herbal medicine, growing herbs, making herbal products and clinical proficiency. She knows what does and does not work and she points out the contraindications as well as the benefits of each herb.

This herb book of 190 treasured herbal remedies is a valuable reference tool with information specific to each herb under the following categories.

• Parts of the plant used as a medicine
• How the herb is used
• Dosage used
• Mental picture and Specific indications
• Taste/Smell
• Tendencies/Energetics
• Constituents
• Mechanisms of action
• Contraindications
• Scientific citations are provided to support the information
• 144 Color photos of individual herbs included

 

Additionally, supportive information includes

• A “Dictionary of Properties And Actions”
• A “Dictionary of Herbal Preparations”
• Index of “Common to Latin Names”
• Index of “Latin to Common Names”

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Table of Contents

What To Expect From This Book

 How To Use This Book

Understanding The Herbal Monographs

• Parts of the plant used as a medicine
• Tastes And Smells
• Tendencies, Actions or Energetics
• Constituents
• Dosage Used
• Mental Picture and Specific Indications
• How The Herb Is Used
• Mechanisms of action
• Contraindications
• Color Photos

Additional Information On These Monographs

Dictionary Of Herbal Preparations

• Balm
• Bath
• Capsule
• Compress
• Decoction
• Douches And Enemas
• Dry Herb
• Elixir
• Essential Oil
• Flower Essences
• Fluid Extract
• Fomentation
• Glycerite, Vegetable
• Granules
• Herbal Oil
• Homeopathic
• Hydrosol
• Infusion
• Liniment
• Liquid Extract or Tincture
• Ointment
• Oxymel
• Percolation
• Poultice or Plaster
• Powder
• Salve
• Sitz Bath
• Slurry
• Solid Extract
• Steam Inhalation
• Suppository
• Syrup
• Tablet
• Tea
• Tea Bag
• Tincture
• Vinegar Extract

Herbal Materia Medica Monographs A-Z

• Alfalfa ‑ Medicago sativa
• Aloe ‑ Aloe vera/barbadensis L.
• Angelica ‑ Angelica archangelica
• Anise ‑ Pimpinella anisum
• Arnica ‑ Arnica spp.
• Artichoke - Cynara scolymus
• Ashwagandha ‑ Withania somnifera L.
• Astragalus ‑ Astragalus membranaceus
• Bayberry ‑ Myrica cerifera
• Bergamot & Bee Balm - Monarda spp.
• Beth root ‑ Trillium spp.
• Betony ‑ Stachys/Betonica officinalis
• Bilberry/Huckleberry/Blueberry ‑ Vaccinium spp.
• Bitter root ‑ Picrorrhiza kurroa
• Black cohosh ‑ Actaea racemosa or Cimicifuga racemosa
• Bladderwrack ‑ Fucus vesiculosis
• Black Walnut ‑ Juglans nigra
• Blessed thistle ‑ Cnicus benedictus
• Bloodroot ‑ Sanguinaria canadensis
• Blue cohosh ‑ Caulophyllum thalictroides
• Boldo ‑ Peumus boldus
• Boneset - Eupatorium perfoliatum
• Boswellia - Boswellia serrata
• Buchu - Barosma betulina
• Buckthorn ‑ Rhamnus frangula
• Bugleweed ‑ Lycopus virginicus/europaeus
• Burdock ‑ Arctium lappa
• Butcher’s broom ‑ Ruscus aculeatus
• Cactus ‑ Selenicereus grandiflorus
• Calendula ‑ Calendula officinalis
• California poppy ‑ Eschscholzia californica
• Caraway ‑ Carum carvi
• Cardamom ‑ Elettaria cardamomum
• Cascara ‑ Rhamnus purshiana
• Catnip ‑ Nepeta cataria
• Cayenne ‑ Capsicum frutescens
• Cedar, Western ‑ Thuja plicata/occidentalis
• Celandine, Greater ‑ Chelidonium majus
• Chamomile - Matricaria recutita
• Chaparral ‑ Larrea mexicana
• Chaste tree berry ‑ Vitex agnus castus
• Chickweed ‑ Stellaria media
• Cinnamon ‑ Cinnamomum spp.
• Cleavers ‑ Galium aparine
• Coca – Erythroxylum coca
• Coffee ‑ Coffea arabica
• Coleus ‑ Coleus forskohlii
• Comfrey ‑ Symphytum officinale
• Corn silk ‑ Zea mays
• Cotton root ‑ Gossypium herbaceum
• Couch grass ‑ Elytrigia repens
• Cramp bark ‑ Viburnum opulus
• Culver’s root ‑ Leptandra virginica
• Damiana ‑ Turnera diffusa
• Dandelion ‑ Taraxacum officinalis
• Devil’s claw – Harpagophytum procumbens
• Devil’s club ‑ Oplopanax horridus
• Dong quai ‑ Angelica sinensis
• Echinacea ‑ Echinacea spp.
• Elder flowers ‑ Sambucus spp.
• Elecampane - Inula helenium
• Epazote - Chenopodium ambrosioides
• Eyebright ‑ Euphrasia officinalis
• False Hellebore ‑ Veratrum viride or album
• False unicorn ‑ Chamaelirium luteum
• Fennel - Foeniculum vulgare
• Fenugreek ‑ Trigonella foenum - graecum
• Feverfew ‑ Tanacetum parthenium
• Figwort - Scrophularia nodosa
• Flax seed ‑ Linum usitatissimum
• Fringe tree ‑ Chionanthus virginicus
• Garlic ‑ Allium sativum
• Gentian ‑ Gentiana lutea
• Geranium ‑ Geranium maculatum
• Ginger ‑ Zingiber officinale
• Ginkgo ‑ Ginkgo biloba
• Ginseng ‑ Panax quinquefolius (American) & Panax ginseng (Asian)
• Goats Rue – Galega officinalis
• Goldenrod ‑ Solidago spp.
• Goldenseal ‑ Hydrastis canadensis
• Goldthread ‑ Coptis chinensis
• Gotu kola ‑ Centella asiatica
• Gravel root ‑ Eupatorium purpureum
• Green tea ‑ Camellia sinensis
• Guarana ‑ Paullinia Cupana
• Gum guggul ‑ Commiphora mukul
• Gumweed ‑ Grindelia spp.
• Gymnema ‑ Gymnema sylvestre
• Hawthorn ‑ Crataegus spp.
• Hibiscus - Hibiscus sabdariffa
• Hops ‑ Humulus lupulus
• Horehound ‑ Marrubium vulgaris
• Horse chestnut ‑ Aesculus hippocastanum
• Horseradish ‑ Armoracia rusticana
• Horsetail ‑ Equisetum arvense
• Hyssop ‑ Hyssopus officinalis
• Iris (Blue Flag) ‑ Iris versicolor
• Jambolan ‑ Syzygium cumini
• Juniper berry ‑ Juniperus communis
• Kava kava ‑ Piper methysticum
• Khella ‑ Ammi visnaga
• Lady’s mantle ‑ Alchemilla vulgaris
• Lavender ‑ Lavandula angustifolia
• Lemon balm ‑ Melissa officinalis
• Licorice ‑ Glycyrrhiza glabra
• Lily of the Valley ‑ Convallaria majalis
• Linden flower ‑ Tilia spp.
• Ligustrum ‑ Ligustrum lucidum
• Lobelia ‑ Lobelia inflata
• Lomatium ‑ Lomatium dissectum
• Lungwort ‑ Sticta pulmonaria
• Ma huang ‑ Ephedra sinica
• Marijuana ‑ Cannabis sativa
• Marshmallow – Althaea officinalis
• Meadowsweet ‑ Filipendula ulmaria
• Milk thistle – Silybum marianum
• Mistletoe - Viscum album
• Motherwort ‑ Leonurus cardiaca
• Mugwort ‑ Artemisia vulgaris
• Muira puama ‑ Ptychopetalum olacoides
• Mullein ‑ Verbascum thapsus
• Mustard - Sinapsis alba (yellow), Brassica juncea (brown), Brassica nigra (black)
• Myrrh gum ‑ Commiphora myrrha
• Oat ‑ Avena sativa
• Oregano - Origanum vulgare
• Oregon grape root and Barberry ‑ Mahonia spp. (Berberis)
• Opium poppy ‑ Papaver somniferum
• Osha ‑ Ligusticum porteri
• Paracress ‑ Spilanthes acmella
• Parsley ‑ Petroselinum crispum
• Partridge berry ‑ Mitchella repens
• Passion flower ‑ Passiflora incarnata
• Pau D’arco ‑ Tabebuia impetiginosa
• Pennyroyal ‑ Mentha pulegium
• Peppermint ‑ Mentha piperita
• Pipsissewa ‑ Chimaphila umbellata
• Plantain ‑ Plantago spp.
• Pleurisy root ‑ Asclepias tuberosa
• Poke - Phytolacca decandra
• Poplar buds ‑ Populus trichocarpa (spp.)
• Prickly ash ‑ Zanthoxylum clava-herculis
• Propolis
• Psyllium ‑ Plantago arenaria/ovata/asiatica/psyllium
• Pulsatilla ‑ Anemone vulgaris and pratensis
• Pygeum - Pygeum africanum
• Queen Anne’s lace ‑ Daucus carota
• Queen’s root ‑ Stillingia sylvatica
• Red clover ‑ Trifolium pratense
• Red raspberry ‑ Rubus idaeus
• Red root ‑ Ceanothus americanus
• Rhodiola ‑ Rhodiola rosea
• Rhubarb ‑ Rheum officinale
• Rosemary ‑ Rosmarinus officinalis
• Rue ‑ Ruta graveolens
• Sage ‑ Salvia officinalis
• Sage root (Dan shen) - Salvia miltiorrhiza
• St. John’s wort ‑ Hypericum perforatum
• Sarsaparilla ‑Smilax spp.
• Saw palmetto ‑ Serenoa repens
• Schisandra ‑ Schisandra chinensis
• Senna ‑ Cassia spp.
• Shepherd’s purse – Capsella bursa-pastoris
• Siberian ginseng – Eleutherococcus senticosus
• Skullcap – Scutellaria lateriflora
• Skunk cabbage ‑ Symplocarpus foetidus
• Slippery elm ‑ Ulmus spp. (rubra, fulva)
• Stinging nettle herb - Urtica spp.
• Stinging nettle root ‑ Urtica spp.
• Stone root ‑ Collinsonia canadensis
• Sweet Wormwood/Annie ‑ Artemisia annua
• Tea Tree - Melaleuca alternifolia
• Thyme ‑ Thymus vulgaris
• Turmeric ‑ Curcuma longa
• Usnea ‑ Usnea spp.
• Uva ursi ‑ Arctostaphylos uva ursi
• Valerian ‑ Valeriana officinalis
• Vervain ‑ Verbena officinalis
• White oak bark ‑ Quercus alba
• Wild cherry ‑ Prunus spp.
• Wild indigo ‑ Baptisia tinctoria
• Wild yam – Dioscorea villosa
• Willow ‑ Salix spp.
• Witch hazel ‑ Hamamelis virginiana
• Yarrow – Achillea millefolium
• Yellow dock - Rumex crispus/obtusifolius
• Yerba mansa ‑ Anemopsis californica
• Yerba santa ‑ Eriodictyon californicum
• Yew, western ‑ Taxus brevifolia
• Yohimbe - Pausinystalia yohimbe
• Yucca ‑ Yucca spp.
• Anthraquinone Contraindications

Common To Latin Herb Names

Latin To Common Herb Names

PROPERTIES AND ACTIONS OF HERBS

The Most Common Way This Chapter Is Used

• Abortifacient
• Acrid
• Adaptogen
• Agonist
• Alterative
• Amphoteric
• Analgesic
• Anodyne
• Antacid
• Antagonist
• Anti-angiogenic
• Anti-arthritic
• Anti-atherosclerotic
• Antibacterial
• Anticarcinogenic
• Anticatarrhal
• Antidepressant
• Antidote
• Anti-emetic
• Antifungal
• Antigalactic
• Anti-hay fever
• Anthelmintic
• Antihydrotic
• Antihypnotic
• Anti-inflammatory
• Antilithic
• Antimicrobial
• Antimycotic
• Antioxidant
• Antiparasitic
• Antiphlogistic
• Antipyretic
• Antiseptic
• Antispasmodic
• Antisudorific
• Antitussive
• Antitumor
• Antiviral
• Anxiolytic
• Aperient
• Aphrodisiac
• Aromatics
• Astringent
• Bitter
• Bronchodilator
• Calmative
• Carminative
• Cathartic
• Cholagogue
• Choleretic
• Circulatory stimulant
• Counterirritant
• Decongestant
• Demulcent
• Deodorant
• Diaphoretic
• Digestant/Digestive
• Diuretic
• Drastic
• Emmenagogue
• Emetic
• Emollient
• Escharotic:
• Expectorant
• Febrifuge
• Flavonoid
• Galactagogue
• Heart tonic
• Hemostatic
• Hepatic
• Hepatoprotective
• Hypnotic
• Hypoglycemic
• Hypotensive
• Immunomodulator
• Irritant
• Laxative
• Low Dose Botanical
• Lymphagogue
• Mucilage
• Mucolytic
• Narcotic
• Nervine
• Nerve tonic
• Nerve relaxant
• Nerve Stimulant
• Nootropic/Neural Trophorestorative
• Nutritive
• Palliative
• Parturient
• Pectoral
• Polyphenols
• Portal Decongestant
• Prophylactic
• Restorative
• Rubefacient
• Sedative
• Sialagogue
• Spasmolytic
• Stimulant
• Stomachic
• Styptic
• Sudorific
• Synergist
• Tonic
• Toxic
• Trophorestorative
• Vasoconstrictor
• Vasodilator, peripheral
• Vascular tonic
• Vermicide
• Vermifuge
• Vulnerary

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