Herbal Home Remedies

Herbs and Pregnancy
Preparing Medicinal Herbs
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The body tends to heal itself if given the right support. Herbs are a gentle way to promote healing.

The information contained on these pages is continuously revised and updated and each entry is verified by several sources, however it is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care. If irritations result from the use of herbal remedies, discontinue.

The conditions listed below are linked to specific herbs to use as treatment. Herbs are most effective if properly prepared. Consult Preparing Medicinal Herbs for instructions and advise about preparing herbs.

abscesses acne anemia anxiety arthritis asthma blood pressure (high) blood pressure (low) bruises burns (minor) chemotherapy side effects chilblains colds colic

constipation coughs cramps (legs, feet) cystitis depression detoxification diaper rash diarrhea diverticulitis dyspepsia earache eczema eye infection fever flatulence flu

fungal infection gastritis gout hayfever headache hemorrhoids insomnia liver complaints menopause menstrual problems nausea neuralgia PMS prostate problems

rheumatism ringworm sinusitis sprains and strains sore throat sunburn ulcers-peptic ulcers-leg varicose veins warts worms wounds

Arthritis
See Rheumatism

Preparing Herbal Remedies
Herbs and Pregnancy