Sweet Wormwood (Artemisia annua): The Artemisinin Herb
Sweet Wormwood — Artemisia annua — holds one of the most extraordinary places in the history of herbal medicine and pharmaceutical pharmacology. Used in…
Sweet Wormwood — Artemisia annua — holds one of the most extraordinary places in the history of herbal medicine and pharmaceutical pharmacology. Used in…
Siberian Ginseng — Eleutherococcus senticosus (also known as Eleuthero) — is not a true ginseng (not a Panax species), but was given the “ginseng” name by…
Safed Musli — Chlorophytum borivilianum — is known as “White Gold” in India, a testament to its extraordinary value and reputation as one of…
Rose Hips — the fruit of Rosa canina, the Dog Rose — are the vivid red/orange berries that adorn British hedgerows from late…
Nettle Leaf — Urtica dioica — is one of the most genuinely useful “weeds” in the British countryside. Despite its notorious sting (from histamine…
Myrrh — the aromatic gum resin of Commiphora molmol — is one of the oldest medicines known to human civilisation, used in ancient Egypt…
Calendula — Calendula officinalis — is one of the most beloved and clinically useful herbs in the Western materia medica. The bright orange flower…
Irish Moss — Chondrus crispus — is a red seaweed found in abundance on the Atlantic coastlines of Ireland, Britain, and North America. Dried…
Guduchi — Tinospora cordifolia — known in the Herba Naturalle herb index as “Gulna,” is one of the three most important Ayurvedic rasayanas (rejuvenative…
Golden Seal — Hydrastis canadensis — is one of the most celebrated and most over-used herbs in Western herbalism. Its reputation as a cure-all…