Verbascum species like mullein have a multitude of chemical compounds that work together to defeat invading microbes like bacteria and...
Learn MoreVerbascum species like mullein have a multitude of chemical compounds that work together to defeat invading microbes like bacteria and...
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Learn MoreHerbalists rely on the leonurine in motherwort to help people with rapid heart beat, nerve pain, anxiety and depression.
Learn MoreCrush a fresh blossom of Saint John's wort. You will see a ruddy, almost bruise colored liquid stain your fingers....
Learn MoreGeranial is one of the primary chemical components of lemon balm (Melissa officinalis). It is one of the many volatile...
Learn MoreWitch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) sits on pharmacy shelves along with with other OTC (over the counter) topical liquids. It is...
Learn MoreGalangin has proven its worth as a stout defense as a broad spectrum antibiotic.
Learn MoreMost of the plants that produce higher levels of Cineole are connected with respiratory health and reducing inflammation. Rosemary and...
Learn MoreHerbalists often rely on the acetic acid in vinegar to improve their formulas by making the compounds more digestible.
Learn MoreSpilanthes has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and analgesic properties thanks, in part, to the compound spilanthol.
Learn MoreMany plants make tannins. For all practical purposes, a tannin is an astringent, polyphenolic molecule that binds to organic compounds...
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