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Welcome to the English version of the famous
German herbs-site heilkraeuter.de.
For me, herbs have not just chemical active agents. They have their own personalities with quite individual characters. This web site was initiated to get in closer contact to medicinal plants and other natural remedies.
Collecting time for: Pumpkin Daisy
Daisy is a flower, wellknown and loved by kids.
This little flower colours the meadows with white and yellow dots.
Modern phytotherapy doesn't use the Daisy as a remedial herb, but countryside people love to use the Daisy for a lot of purposes. A tea made from the leaves of the daisy strengthens the appetite and the metabolism. It stimulates the digestion and can also allay coughs. With its diureting effects daisy tea can help against swollen feet. Externally used the Daisy can help against rashes and wounds. Vermouth
Vermouth is a typical plant for mediterranean countries.
In Central Europe Vermouth is cultivated in gardens,
like the monks showed in the middle ages.
The bitter taste of the Vermouth makes it a famous bitter-herb against problems of the digestive system. Wild Mustard
The Wild Mustard is a wild kind of mustard.
Where it grows, the farmers think of it as a nasty weed.
Its rough hairs distinguish it from other plants of the mustard family with yellow flowers.
The seeds of the Wild Mustard can be used like the seed of cultivated Mustard. You can use it as a spice. With pulverized seeds you can make a poultice to tease the skin. This is strengthening the blood circulation. Wild Mustard is also used as the Bach Flower Remedy Mustard.
Warning note: These remedial herb site do not replace the visit with the physician. Primarily if you take medication you should ask the physician whether the desired remedial herb with the medication gets along. |
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