Bitter Apple Summary Scientific Name: Solanum incanum Synonymns: Solanum incanum, Solanum sanctum, Solanum esculentum, Solanum subexarmatum, Solanum delagoense, Solanum beniense Common Names: Intobo, Umucucu (Rwanda); Ndula (Kihene), Bwantula, Bwanhula, Mtula (Mizaramo), Ntufululu (Kibende), Hnyanya-mvitu (Kirufiji), Mtula (Kisambaa), Nangali (Kifiome), Mdangu… Read More »Solanum Incanum (Bitter Apple)
Mimosa Plant Summary Scientific Name: Mimosa pudica Other Names: Touch me not, Live and Die, Shame Plant, Humble Plant Habitat: Africa, Caribbean, Tropical America and Australia, also found in India. Commonly distributed in open-spaces, especially road side, cultivated land, and… Read More »Mimosa Pudica – Sensitive Plant – Benefits and Uses
Adverse reactions have been a feature of the vaccine products since inception. However, most people have never thought about the fact that there are negative reactions, including death associated with vaccines, and the covid vaccines are no different. This post… Read More »Adverse Reactions
Botanical Name: Scutellaria lateriflora Common Name: Mad-dog Skullcap, Virginia Skullcap, Hood-wort, Helmet flower, Blue Pimpernel, Side-flowering Skullcap, Hooded Willow-herb, Mad-weed, Mad-Dog Weed Actions: Neurotrophorestorative, anxiolytic, nerve tonic, anti-spasmodic, sedative, analgesic, anti-convulsive, anti-seizure, tonic, slightly astringent. Traditional Use(s): Traditionally, it has… Read More »Scullcap Herbal Formula To Help You Relax
Research shows that methanolic extract of the leaves of Hyssopus officinalis has exhibited remarkable activity against what they are calling ‘both wild type and resistant strains of HSV’, in vitro. The extract, also, significantly inhibited plaque formation of both of… Read More »Hyssopus Officinalis is Effective In Vitro Replication of Herpes Simplex Virus
Zataria multiflora Boiss (Avishan-e-Shirazi in Persian and Sa’atar or Zaatar in ancient Iranian medical books) is a thyme-like plant and a member of Lamiaceae family that wildly grows in central and southern parts of Iran (Amin, 1991).1 It is used… Read More »Zataria Multiflora Shown To Have Significant Inhibitory Effect on HSV-1
University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School researchers reported that the mushroom, Rozites caperata, otherwise known as “gypsy”, may provide protection against herpes, influenza A, and other viruses. In vitro test, the mushroom prevented herpes simplex 1 and 2 from growing and… Read More »“Gypsy” Mushrooms Found to have Antiviral Properties (Including Herpes Simplex 1 and 2)
Mangiferin (a polyphenolic ingredient extracted from the stem bark and leaves of Mango tree (Mangifera indica L.) was considered as an antiviral agent upon herpes simplex virus, HIV and hepatitis B virus. Zhu XM et al., (1993) studied in vitro… Read More »Mango Leaves Effective Against Herpes
Ojibwa Indian herb tea is a 280-year old Native American Indian root and herb tea remedy made in the 1700’s by the Ojibwa Indian medicine society. Ojibwa people used it to survive a smallpox genocide started by the early European… Read More »Ojibwa Herb Tea – A Remedy for Herpes
Chaparral is reputed among native populations for its effectiveness in helping to turn around many serious diseases. It has been used by well-known natural healers such as Dr. Sebi, Dr. Robert Morse, and Dr. Christopher. In addition to its traditional… Read More »Why Chaparral Is Powerful Against Herpes
Syrup of Motherwort Ingredients: 4 ounces Motherwort Herb (cut) 1 quart distilled water 2 lbs. brown sugar Directions: 1. Put Herb in cold water and allow to stand for 6 hours. 2. Bring to boil then simmer for 20 minutes.… Read More »Syrup of Motherwort (Menstruation & Heart)
The Oregan Grape falls into the category of alterative. It belongs to the order Berberidaceae. Latin name: Berberis Aquifolium. Synonyms: (or common names) Rocky Mountain grape, Holly leaved barberry, California barberry and Trailing mahonia. Habitat: Grows along the western coast… Read More »Oregon Grape Root Benefits and Uses
