Herbs for pains
Below are some herbs that may help to relieve pains in various parts of the body.
Anamu (Gunea Hen Weed) |
relieve muscular aches and pain |
Arnica |
Soothe muscle aches, joint pains, muscle spasm, arthritis |
Boswellia |
joint, arthritis pain (osteoarthritis) |
Butterbur |
migraine headache |
Bladderwrack |
arthritis and joint pain |
Cayenne |
natural pain reliever |
Cardamon |
muscle and joint pain |
Cerasee |
menstrual pain |
Chaga mushroom |
arthritis pain |
Clove |
antispasmodic, joint pain, toothache, stomach cramps |
Devil’s Claw |
Arthritis, lower back pain |
Fennel seed |
menstrual pain |
Feverfew |
headache, arthritis pains |
Ginger |
arthritis, headache, swellings and general pains |
Ginko biloba |
headache |
Holy Basil (Tulsa) |
joint pains |
Jamaican Allspice (Pimento) |
pain reliever, esp. neuralgic pain |
Jamaican Dogwood |
nerve pain, migraines, and menstrual cramps |
Kava Kava |
neuropathic pain, tension headaches |
Neem |
inflamed joints, swellings and pains |
Oregano |
arthritis, joint pains |
Peony |
abdominal pain |
Rue |
sciatica pain, headache, arthritis |
Sage |
joint pains |
Sassafras |
abdominal pain, arthritis |
Thyme |
anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic |
Valerian Root |
spasms and muscle cramps |
White Oak Bark |
headache |
Witch Hazel |
pain, swelling, inflammation |
Wild Lettuce |
migraine headache and general pain |
 Yucca |
arthritic pain and swelling |
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