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Wild Quinine
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Latin Name: parthenium integrifolium
Alternative Name: american feverfew
Forms Available: root, leaf, flower
Wild quinine – parthenium integrifolium – The flowers have been used to treat fevers – in the place of quinine. The root, applied externally as a poultice, to relieve burns. The root has been used as a kidney and bladder tonic, reducing inflammation.
Aromatherapy & Health Uses: The flowers have been used to treat fevers. The root, applied externally as a poultice, to relieve burns. The root has been used as a kidney and bladder tonic, reducing inflammation.
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Wild Spikenard
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Latin Name: similacina racemosa
Alternative Name: false spikenard, false solomon’s seal
Forms Available: leaf, root
Wild Spikenard – smilacina racemosa – A contaceptive and haemostatic plant used in past by North American Indians. A tea made from the leaves was a contraceptive and a poultice from the leaves, applied externally, was applied to cuts. The root can be used to regulate the mentrual cycle, relieve rheumatism, and even treat cancer.
Aromatherapy & Health Uses: Contraceptive, menstrual regulating, haemostatic.
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