Herbs & Plants
Aug 12, 2016 16:05:21 GMT -5
Post by Zakodiak on Aug 12, 2016 16:05:21 GMT -5
A list of herbs and their uses, along with what is seen as poisonous.
NEVER GET THE IDEA THAT THIS IS SAFE IN REAL LIFE! MOST THE TIME YOU WILL GET SICK OR INCREASE WHAT EVER YOU ARE TRYING TO FIX. If you get harmed out in the wilderness, find medical help first, don't go around looking for plants or spiderwebs.
Herbal uses
Blackberry leaves – Bee sting soother
Borage leaves – Fever cure and increased lactation for expectant births
Burdock root – Infections and curing transferable rodent diseases
Catmin/Catnip – Throat infections, cough viruses
Calandine – Painkiller, eye treatment and soother
Chamomile – Sedative, good relaxant, digestive issues, IBS, heartburn, antibacterial, spasmodic, inflammatory, and ulcer treatment, depressed cardiac and respiratory function, afterbirth health
Chervile – Coughs, toxin removal via waste, promotes overall health and can cure internal irritations as well as reducing aging appearance. Prevents haemorrhages, mouth ulcers, liver and gum disease, insect bite pain, and promotes skeletal health
Chervile root – General infections
Chickweed – Cough soothers
Coltsfoot – Respiratory soother
Comfrey – Promotes skeletal mending
Common Nettle root – Internal and nose bleeding
Common Nettle leaf – Curing anaemia, and poor circulation, preventing endocrine disorders, stomach acid, diarrhoea, dysentery, asthma, lung congestion, rash, preventing the signs of aging
Common Wormwood – Stomach pain, bladder and liver disease, intestinal spasms, fever, insect bites, wound healing, digestive disorders, sweating and sexual stimulant
Cranberries – Bladder infection (bitter)
Daisy leaves – Arthritic pain and other joint discomfort
Dandelion leaves – Sedative, good relaxant
Dock leaves – Sore pad soothers and nettle stings
Elderberries – Inflammation, infection, pain, coughs, dermatitis (potent taste)
Elder leaves – Sprain soother
Feverfew – Fevers, headaches
Goldenrod – Joint discomfort and sever injury healing
Goosegrass – General bodily pollution cleanser
Horestail – Wound infections
Juniper Berries – Digestive irritations and general relaxant
Lavender – Cough and fever treatment, also good relaxant
Mallow – Infections and bee/wasp stings
Marigold – Wound infection preventing and sore healing
Meadowsweet – Colds, bronchitis (mucus membrane inflammation), stomach pain, heart burn, joint disorders, bladder infection, minor anaesthetic
Nettle seeds – Weak poison counter
Oak leaf – Wound dressing
Osha Root – Calms the respiratory system and increases blood flow to the lungs
Oxeye Daisy – Common cold, cough, fever, sore throat and mouth, burn treatment, muscle spasms, fluid retention
Parsley – Increase nursing lactation
Poppy seeds – Sleeping assistance/anaesthetic (addition side effects)
Ragwort leaves – Joint discomfort and pain
Roman Chamomile – Digestive disorders, indigestion, nausea, pregnancy sickness, skin pain and swelling, eczema, frostbite, liver, heart and blood health, cramping, sore throats, and inflamed sinuses
Raspberry leaf – Birthing painkiller
Snake root – Poison counter
Tansy – Coughs and wound healing
Thyme – Relaxant, cough soother
Tormentil – Weak poison counter
Watermint – Digestive discomfort
White Oak Bark – Anti-parasite, anti-bacterial (can be ingested and used topically)
Wild Garlic – Open wound infection
Yarrow – Wound treatment, colds, fevers, blood circulation, digestive disorders, reproductive, and urinary health
Non-herbal uses
Cobwebs – Wound dressing
Honey – Sore throats, fever, common cold
Fine dirt – Wound dressing and severe blood loss (may cause surface infection)
Pine sap – Effective wound closing (mild pain on application)
Poisons and Narcotics
Apocynaceae – (Lethal and difficult to use safely) causes indigestion, mild therapeutic properties in controlled doses
Myristicaceae – Anti fungal and microbial (tooth decay). Dark red tree resin of the plants tree contains hallucinogenic alkaloids. Causes palpitations, nausea, dehydration, generalised body pain, strong delirium
Holly berry – Poisonous, instantaneous action if consumed
Yew berry – Poison, instantaneous action is consumed