Medicinal herbs can be very beneficial for women’s health and well-being. Many plants can alleviate menstruation pain (dysmenorrhea), balance the irregular menstrual cycle, and reduce hemorrhaging during excessive menstruation. State …
The leaves of the meadowsweet plant resemble the elm tree, after which the herb is named in some Latin-rooted languages. From the 17th century onwards, it was used to treat …
The white willow tree was one of Assur and Babylon’s most widely used plant remedies. From the time of Dioscorides, in the 1st century A.D., the supporters of the theory …
Herbs for the rectum and anus: The rectum is the last tract of the digestive system. It is located after the sigmoid colon, before the anus, and is surrounded by …
The male fern is a cryptogamous plant, that is to say, without flowers. It has roots, stems, and leaves through which sap vessels go. Dioscorides noted in the 1st century …
Intestinal Disorders: Gas This is one of the intestinal disorders caused by intestinal fermentation, caused by digestive intolerance to specific meals or alteration of the intestinal bacterial flora. The herbs …
Fatigue and Asthenia—Fatigue is the weakness of the body after excessive effort that is not accompanied by the necessary recovery of the affected organs or systems. Physical fatigue usually precedes …
The entire intestinal tract is sensitive to the action of the many herbs for intestinal health. They exert two main effects on the intestinal mucosa: Almost all astringent herbs owe …
Almost all medicinal herbs for the digestive system affect the entire system. The herbs we describe on this page act on all digestive organs, including the stomach, the intestine, the …
Herbs for the gallbladder and liver exert two actions on the hepatobiliary system: choleretic and cholagogue. Bile production is one of the liver’s essential functions. Plants with choleretic properties increase …