Cabbage
Cabbage is very important in the treatment and prevention of cancer
(especially colon cancer) and depression. Of all the minerals and
vitamins it contains, the most interesting is probably its amount of
Lithium.
DOSAGE: Use as food
Calamus
Calamus, or Sweet Flag, is used for gastritis, dyspepsia and gas.
Only the North American variety is recommended since Calamus from
Europe seems to contain the Carcinogen 'Cis-isoasarone. However, it
has been in use for thousands of years in India with no recorded
complaints. In India it is also used to rejuvenate the brain and to
strengthen memory and concentration. It can be snuffed for nasal
congestion and polyps. Warning: In larger amounts Calamus may lead to
Intoxication that, at best, compares with a LSD trip and, in a higher
dosage, may lead to hours of violent vomiting!! Another Chinese name
is Bai Chang.
USES: Antispasmodic, carminative, diaphoretic, decongestant, emetic,
emmenagogue, expectorant, fever, nervine, rejuvenative, sedative,
stimulant, stomachic.
A.K.A.: Sweet Flag, Sweet rush
DOSAGE: Powder: 250 mg in the morning Tea: 1 flat, small teaspoon for
1 cup of boiling water; once or twice a day.
Camphor
Camphor is used as an inhalant to improve respiration, and in small
amounts is may be used to improve circulation and to fight
inflammations. However, in larger amounts it may act as an irritant
and Camphor should not be used during pregnancies. Moreover in
children, who ingested Camphor, it has led to serious side-effects,
and seizures. In rare cases, children have even died from these side-
effects. Camphor is included in many ointments useful to bring relief
to sufferers from rheumatism and arthritis.
USES: Anti-inflammatory, antiparasitic.
DOSAGE: 100 mg internally.
Canker Root
Canker Root is useful for canker sores, sore throat, dyspepsia and
gastritis. The roots are also good for ulcerations and inflammations
of mucous membranes in the mouth.
USES: Antiphlogistic, sedative, tonic.
A.K.A.: Goldthread, Mouthroot, Yellowroot.
DOSAGE: Half of a small teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times
daily.
Cannabis
Cannabis may help to make debilitating diseases bearable. It is used
to counteract nausea as a result of chemotherapy and other nausea
producing pharmaceutical chemicals. Many MS sufferers have reported a
dramatic improvement and reduction of their symptoms. Cannabis can be
an aid in psychotherapy and for withdrawal. The Chinese use mainly
the Cannabis seeds to strengthen and lubricate the intestines and for
constipation. According to newer research published in 1999, Cannabis
seeds have the best balance in essential fatty acids. Warning:
Cannabis contains Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is a
hallucinogenic. Cannabis use is also diminishing the short term
memory and in young people may interfere with the emotional maturing
process.
USES: Analgesic, anesthetic, anodyne, anti-asthmatic,
antidepressant, anti-emetic, anti-epileptic, antihypertensive,
antispasmodic, appetizer, euphoric, hallucinogenic, hypnotic,
laxative, oxytocic, sedative, stimulant, tranquilizer.
A.K.A.: Marijuana, Marihuana, Pot, Bhang, Grass, Indian Hemp, Weed
DOSAGE: Crushed or whole seeds: 10 to 30 grams a day.
Caraway
Caraway got its name from the effect it has on all kinds of stomach
and intestinal trouble. Like Anise and Fennel it is bringing relief
for problems with gas including disturbing cramps caused by gas.
Since they are relative harmless they have been used to relief cramps
even, and especially, in infants. Caraway has some antiseptic
properties and contains the B-group as well as Calcium and Potassium.
USES: Antiseptic, antispasmodic, appetizer, carminative,
emmenagogue, expectorant, galactagogue, stomachic
DOSAGE: Half of a teaspoon of whole or ground seeds with a glass of
water; 3 to 6 times daily.
Cardamom
Cardamom helps digestion, the stomach and eliminates gas. In India it
is used as an antidote for too much caffeine and as an aid in
meditation. It reduces Kapha and improves the flow of Prana.
USES: Appetizer, carminative, diaphoretic, expectorant, stimulant,
stomachic.
DOSAGE: 100 to 500 mg of ground seeds 3 times a day with a glass of
water.
Carrot
Carrots are known for their cancer preventing Carotene but are also a
good source of Potassium, another cancer preventing substance. One of
its oils is effective against roundworms. Carotene is also useful to
rebuild protective membranes and to improve eye-sight especially at
night.
USES: Anthelmintic, carminative, diuretic, stimulant.
A.K.A.: Wild: Queen Anne's lace
DOSAGE: Wild root seeds: 1 teaspoon with one glass of water 3 times
daily. Food: 3 to 6 carrots daily.
Cascara Sagrada
Cascara Sagrada is an excellent tonic for the intestines. It effects
the liver, gallbladder and the intestines. Because it increases the
secretions of the pancreas, the stomach and gallbladder Cascara is
used to counter indigestion. Cascara also effects the peristaltic
action of the intestinal canal and is therefore a herb of choice for
constipation.
USES: Purgative, tonic.
A.K.A.: Buckthorn
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 1 to 2 cups a day
before eating.
Castor Bean
Castor bean's main use is to fight stubborn constipation. Even so the
oil is extracted from the seeds, the seeds themselves are poisonous.
USES: Analgesic, antirheumatic, cathartic, laxative.
A.K.A.: Bofareira
DOSAGE: 1 to 2 tablespoons of oil.
Catnip
Catnip contains Vit. A, C, B-group, Magnesium, Manganese, Phosphorus,
Sodium and Sulphur. Catnip' s main use is for calming the nerves
without any known side-effects and dependencies. It is also useful
for stomach cramps.
USES: Anodyne, antispasmodic, aromatic, carminative, diaphoretic.
A.K.A.: Catmint, Catswort.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily.
Cats Foot
Cats Foot increases the secretions of the gallbladder, the stomach
and the pancreas. It is also used to raise the blood pressure.
USES: Cholagogue
A.K.A.: Mountain everlasting
DOSAGE: Half a teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 2 to 3 times a
day.
Cayenne Pepper
Cayenne Pepper is another one of the most basic herbal tools. It has
a positive effect on circulation, the heart, any kind of bleeding and
is therefore of excellent use in the prevention of brain strokes.
Even so it is a very hot spice it is also used to heal stomach and
other intestinal ulcers. Warning: In Mexico, overuse of Cayenne
Pepper has been associated with an increase in stomach cancer. It can
also aggravate inflammations.
USES: Anthelmintic, appetizer, digestive, hemostatic, irritant,
sialogogue, stimulant, tonic.
A.K.A.: Chili Pepper, Red Pepper
DOSAGE: Capsules: see description. Powder: 100 to 500 mg or half a
small teaspoon with a glass of water.
Celandine
Celandine calms the stomach and the inflamed gallbladder and bilary
duct. It is also useful for hepatitis, jaundice, and cirrhosis (for
cirrhosis use in combination with Milk Thistle). The fresh juice
mixed with vinegar is an old Folk remedy for warts. However, care
should be taken to use it only on warts, because the fresh juice can
also produce serious side-effects and lead to congestion of lungs and
liver when taken internally. Celandine is NOT RECOMMENDED for
prolonged usage.
USES: Anodyne, antispasmodic, caustic, diaphoretic, diuretic,
hydragogue, narcotic, purgative.
A.K.A.: Great celandine
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; twice daily.
Celery
Celery seeds and stems have been used to neutralize not only
excessive acid in the stomach but also uric acid. It promotes the
flow of urine and is used to stimulate the kidneys. It is also used
to promote menstruation and should therefore not be used during
pregnancy. Celery contains Vit. A, B-group, C, Calcium, Potassium,
Magnesium, Silicon, Phosphorus, Sodium, Iron and Sulphur. The seeds
have Carminative and Sedative properties.
USES: Seeds: Carminative, sedative. Stems and leaves: Appetizer,
diuretic, emmenagogue. Garden Celery, Wild Celery
DOSAGE: Half a teaspoon of seeds for 1 cup of boiling water. Juice:
Half an ounce 3 times daily. Use as food.
Centaury
Centaury belongs to the group of herbs that have a general tonic and
stimulating effect on the whole digestive system. It is a classical
remedy used for strengthening the gallbladder, the digestive system,
the stomach, ulcers, liver, generative organs and the blood. It is
also said to promote menstruation.
USES: Appetizer, cholagogue, diaphoretic, digestive, emetic, fever,
tonic.
A.K.A.: European Centaury
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 1 to 3 times daily
half of an hour before meals.
Chaga
Chaga is a good tonic, kills minor pain and is used for gastritis,
ulcers, TB, and certain cancers. Chaga may be useful for rejuvenation
purposes. Do not confuse with Ganoderma found on poplars.
USES: Anodyne, purifying, restorative.
A.K.A.: Birch mushroom
DOSAGE: Use one part to five parts of cold water or alcohol; let sit
over night; 3 tablespoons of solution before eating 3 to 6 times a
day.
Chamomile, German
Chamomile is mainly used for gastritis. It contains Cumarins and is
useful for all inflammations of the internal membranes. For some
people Chamomile is not the right choice, it may even further
aggravate the stomach. For stomach problems one usually takes
peppermint tea if there is too little stomach acid. If there is too
much, Chamomile is suggested. Some people may also be slightly
allergic to Chamomile. Also see Chamomile, Roman with similar
properties.
USES: Anodyne, antiphlogistic, antispasmodic, calmative,
diaphoretic, tonic.
A.K.A.: German chamomile, Wild chamomile.
DOSAGE: 1 full teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 6 to 9 times
daily.
Chamomile, Roman
Roman Chamomile has similar uses as German Chamomile (see Chamomile,
German). It may be used as a stomach tonic, for gas, colic,
dyspepsia, etc.
USES: Anodyne, antispasmodic, aromatic, stimulant, stomachic, tonic.
A.K.A.: Garden chamomile
Chaparral
Chaparral is a very potent herbal antibiotic. This plant had been in
use by the Natives for all kinds of tumors and cancers. Chaparral is
used for arthritis, acne, kidney infections, certain backaches,
leukemia, tumors, prostatitis, prostate-, skin-, lung- and stomach
cancer, bronchitis and pneumonia. It fights infections anywhere in
the body and is said to strengthen the eyes. Chaparral can be taken
in capsules or one can add one spoonful of the herb to 1/2 liter of
boiling water, cover it and led it sit over night. Then take a glass
before every meal.
USES: Antipyretic, antiseptic, diuretic, expectorant, tonic
A.K.A.: Creosote bush, Chaparro
DOSAGE: 1 tablespoon for half a liter of boiling water, cover glass
and let sit for one night, next day drink 1/8 liter before eating.
Powder: 200 to 250 mg with a full glass of water.
Chastetree
Chastetree should not be confused with Vitex negundo heterophylla.
Both are commonly called Vitex. Chastetree regulates menstrual
bleeding and frequency. Studies suggest it may do this by stimulating
Progesterone and regulating Estrogen.
USES: Aromatic, emmenagogue
A.K.A.: Vitex
DOSAGE: Follow instructions on package.
Chervil
Chervil is used to lower blood pressure. The fresh juice is useful
for scrofula, eczema and abscesses.
USES: Digestive, diuretic, expectorant, stimulant.
DOSAGE: Half a teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily
Chestnut, Sweet
Extract is used for bronchitis, coughs, and phlegm.
USES: Expectorant
DOSAGE: Tincture: As directed (usually 30 drops).
Chickweed
Chickweed strengthens the stomach and the intestines. It soothes the
membranes and is used for arteriosclerosis. Mixed with Spirulina it
can also be used as an appetite depressant. Chickweed belongs to the
group of herbs and vegetables known to work as a cancer preventative.
USES: Carminative, demulcent, expectorant, laxative.
A.K.A.: Winterweed, Starwort
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily. Juice:
1 tablespoon 3 times daily.
Chicory
Chicory is very useful for upset stomach and for gout, rheumatism and
joint problems where uric acid deposits are suspected. In combination
with Dandelion, Olive oil and Flax oil it is an excellent gallbladder
cleanser including gallbladder stones.
USES: Appetizer, cholagogue, digestive, diuretic, tonic.
A.K.A.: Wild chicory, Succory
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily. Juice:
1 tablespoon 3 times daily.
Chile Pepper
See Cayenne pepper for similar uses.
A.K.A.: Spanish pepper
Chinese Agrimony
Chinese Agrimony is a strong Antibiotic useful against many parasites
including: Malaria plasmodia, schistosomomas, taenia, and vaginal
trichomonas. The active constituent Agrimophol has been found to be
95% effective against Taenia. Xian He Cao is the Chinese name for
Agrimonia eupatoria which is related to Chinese Agrimony.
Chinese Cucumber
Chinese Cucumber is an annual and also known as Chinese snake gourd,
tien hua fen and gua lou. This plant is still undergoing tests for
its alleged ability to effect the AIDS virus. Next to its promise for
killing infected HIV cells with the compound GLQ223, extracted from
the roots, Chinese Cucumber is also used to treat angina pectoris, to
induce abortions and as an expectorant.
A.K.A.: Chinese snake gourd
Chinese Milkvetch
Astragalus is an important strengthener of the immune-system. It is
also a tonic for the heart, the spleen, circulation, kidneys, liver,
endocrine system and lowers blood sugar and blood pressure. Chinese
use it as a strong Qi tonic.
USES: Diuretic, tonic
A.K.A.: Astragalus, Chinese Astragalus
DOSAGE: 3 x 1 g up to 3 x 10 grams or even more daily.
Chinese Privet
Chinese Privet fights aging and age-related diseases. It is a good
tonic for the liver and kidneys. It increases the white blood cell
count, fights dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus and graying.
Chinese Privet is used by Bonsai growers.
A.K.A.: Nepal Privet
Chinese Rhubarb
Chinese Rhubarb is excellent for stubborn constipation. New studies
show that it has anti-cancer properties. It is part of the Essiac
remedy. Rhubarb root is also used for dysentery, damp heat (Chinese
medicine), parasites, and a number of intestinal complaints.
USES: Antibacterial, antitumor, antifungal, antihypertensive, anti-
inflammatory, cholagogue, diuretic, hemostatic
A.K.A.: Turkey Rhubarb
DOSAGE: Powder: 3 grams 3 times daily.
Chinese Senna
Senna has a strong laxative effect. It is useful for constipation,
liver problems, high blood pressure, headache and dizziness.
Chinese Woad
Chinese Woad has strong antibacterial, antiviral and anti-
inflammatory properties. It has been used to combat encephalitis, the
flu, measles, hepatitis and mumps.
Chinese Wolfberry
Chinese Wolfberry is a tonic for liver, muscles, bones, nerves, heart
and the whole body. It improves vision and the white blood cell
count. Leaves and shoots are used for cooking. Berries are sweet and
edible. Another name is Lycium chinensis.
USES: antifungal, anticancer, calmative, sedative, tonic
A.K.A.: Matrimony Vine
DOSAGE: Use as food
Chinese Wormwood
Chinese Wormwood is known as an antibiotic. It stops bleeding and is
used for fevers and malaria. It is also used for bacterial and fungal
infections. Another botanical name is Artemisia annua. This is either
the same or a related plant with the same properties. There is also
the Oriental wormwood with Diuretic, cholagogue, antipyretic,
antimicrobial, and blood and cholesterol lowering properties.
USES: Antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, antifungal
antimalarial
A.K.A.: Sweet Annie
DOSAGE: Powder: 3 grams 3 times daily.
Chives
Chives are useful as an aid in digestion and as an appetizer. It is
related to Onions and Garlic and may be used similarly.
USES: Appetizer, digestive.
DOSAGE: Use as food.
Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemum is used in India for devotional purposes and to reduce
pitta which will also calm pitta emotions like anger, irritability
and nervousness. It is useful for spasms, headache, fever, eye
infections and to improve eye sight.
USES: Alternative, antispasmodic, antipyretic, diaphoretic.
DOSAGE: Powder: 250 mg 3 times daily
Cinnamon
Cinnamon improves circulation. It strengthens the heart and as an
expectorant and diaphoretic is helpful for colds.
USES: Alternative, analgesic, carminative, diaphoretic, diuretic,
expectorant.
A.K.A.: Cassia, Chinese Cinnamon
DOSAGE: Half a teaspoon 3 to 6 times daily with a full glass of water
Cleavers
Cleavers has a positive effect on the whole system. It is useful for
all complaints concerning: Kidney, liver, pancreas, spleen, lymphatic
glands, cancer, epilepsy, thyroid, and nervous system. For skin
problems some people have used the fresh juice.
USES: Antispasmodic, diaphoretic, diuretic, vulnerary.
A.K.A.: Goose grass, Cleaverwort
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water 6 times a day or more.
Clover, Red
Red Clover contains the enzyme Genisteine which is very important in
the treatment of cancer. It supports treatment with other herbs used
for liver, gallbladder, and digestive complaints.
USES: Appetizer, diuretic, expectorant
A.K.A.: Wild clover
DOSAGE: Tincture: 30 drops 3 times daily. Dried Blossoms: 1
tablespoon for 1 cup of boiling water 9 times daily or more.
Clover, White
White Clover is now also being researched for its possible use in the
treatment of cancer.
USES: Same as Red Clover
Cloves
As a powerful Antibiotic, local Anesthetic and Anthelmintic, Cloves
has been used for bad breath, toothache, worms (kills even eggs of
some flatworms), nausea, vomiting, gas, earache and circulation.
Club Moss
Club Moss stops bleeding and speeds healing of wounds. Some recommend
the spores for liver problems. Only spores are used, the plant itself
is poisonous!
USES: Hemostatic, vulnerary
A.K.A.: Wolf claw
DOSAGE: Half a teaspoon with one glass of water; twice daily.
Cnidium
Cnidium is useful for impotency but also used to treat vaginal
trichomonas, scabies and fungi.
Cocklebur
Cocklebur is a tonic, calms the nerves, and in use for urinary
problems and malaria. The are effective for certain cancers.
USES: Diaphoretic, diuretic, sedative.
A.K.A.: Burweed
Cockscomb
Cockscomb stops bleeding and diarrhea. It is said to improve vision.
Codonopsis
Codonopsis is a general tonic and a specific tonic for lungs, spleen
and the stomach. It has been found to increase red blood cell and
hemoglobin count. Codonopsis is very useful for anemia, fatigue,
dyspepsia and diabetes.
USES: Stomachic, tonic
DOSAGE: 3 grams 3 to 6 times daily.
Coffee
Coffee, as a stimulant, is used for drowsiness. It is also used in
enemas to detoxify and stimulate the liver and after a brain stroke
to speed recovery.
USES: Stimulant
Colombo
Colombo reduces fever, acts as a tonic and may stop vomiting and
nausea. It is also used for stomach and other intestinal complaints.
USES: Anti-emetic, fever, tonic.
A.K.A.: Kalumb
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; Sip from 1 to 2 cups
throughout the day.
Coltsfoot
Coltsfoot is one of the best cough suppressants. It works on the
brain's cough center but also on throat and lungs. Coltsfoot is an
effective expectorant, disinfectant, anti-inflammatory and soothes
the membranes. It is mainly used for all coughs and lung problems.
Chinese also use the flowers with antitussive, expectorant and anti-
asthmatic properties.
USES: Astringent, demulcent, emollient, expectorant.
A.K.A.: Butterbur, Coughwort, Horsefoot, Horsehoof, Bullsfoot.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 to 12 times a day.
Comfrey
Comfrey's German name Beinwell comes from its known healing effect on
broken bones. Comfrey has been extensively used for that purpose in
Russia. Comfrey has a high content of Allantoin which is known to
speed up healing of any wounds. Following Spirulina it also has the
second highest amount of Vit. B12 and like Spirulina contains all
essential amino-acids. Note: Some warnings have been put in
circulation about any long term use. There are claims that its
pyrrolizidine content may have caused liver damage, which is,
however, disputed by other experts.
USES: Anodyne, astringent, demulcent, emollient, expectorant,
hemostatic, refrigerant, vulnerary.
A.K.A.: Blackwort, Bruisewort, Knitback, Slippery root, Healing herb.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 to 12 times daily.
Common Mallow
Common Mallow soothes membranes. Use for cough, stomach and
intestinal problems.
USES: Astringent, demulcent, emollient, expectorant.
A.K.A.: Mallow (high, country)
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon drink with 1 glass of water (do not boil).
Coral Root
Coral Root (Crawley) works as a diaphoretic and sedative. It is
effective for fever, cramps and various skin diseases.
USES: Diaphoretic, fever, sedative.
A.K.A.: Chickentoes, Turkey claw, Dragon's claw, Fever root, Crawley
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon with 1 glass of water; Twice daily.
Coriander
Coriander, like most spices, assists digestive processes. Externally,
Coriander has been used for rheumatism.
USES: Antispasmodic, appetizer, aromatic, carminative, stomachic.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily.
Corn
Corn has a good amount of iron, potassium, and zinc. The Corn silk is
used for cystitis, oliguria, pyelitis, and other urinary problems. It
has diuretic properties.
USES: Demulcent, diuretic.
A.K.A.: Indian corn, Maize
DOSAGE: Corn silk: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times
daily.
Cornflower
Cornflower's main use is for nervous disorders and dyspepsia. Natives
have used it as an antidote for bites from snakes and insects, a
practice, which I don't necessarily recommend. Flowers have been used
for eyedrops.
USES: Diuretic, tonic.
A.K.A.: Backelors button, Bluebonnet
Corn silk
Corn silk is used for urinary problems (bladder, urethra, kidneys)
including cystitis. Because of its diuretic properties it has also
been found useful for high blood pressure.
USES: Demulcent, diuretic.
DOSAGE: Corn silk: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times
daily.
Corydalis
Corydalis contains an alkaloid that works on the nervous system and
has been used in formulas designed for Parkinson's. It is an
antispasmodic and hypnotic. Its antispasmodic properties are used for
palsy, trembling hands, Parkinson's and other complaints of the
nervous system.
USES: Antispasmodic, hypnotic. Early fumitory.
DOSAGE: NOT RECOMMENDED.
Cotton
Cotton has been found to contain antiviral and anti-parasitic
properties. It is studied as a male anti-fertility drug. Seeds have
been used for coughs.
USES: Roots: Abortifacient, emmenagogue, and oxytocic. Seeds:
Mucilaginous
DOSAGE: NOT RECOMMENDED.
Couchgrass
Couch Grass, or Quack Grass, has antibiotic properties. The roots are
useful for all urinary infections including bladder (cystitis) and
kidney problems. It soothes the membranes and is a good tonic for the
intestines. The wide use for Quack grass includes: Dropsy, cystitis,
pyelitis, gonorrhea, problems with liver, gallbladder, stomach,
spleen, bladder, gout, rheumatism, diarrhea, colds.
USES: Aperient, demulcent, diuretic, emollient, tonic.
A.K.A.: Witch grass, Quack grass.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 3 times daily.
Cowslip
Cowslip is a tonic for the nerves and the brain. It is a Sedative,
Expectorant and Antispasmodic. Cowslip is useful for cramps,
convulsions, epilepsy, trembling and palsy. Make sure plant is dried
before used, the juice of the fresh plant has irritant properties.
Not the same as Primula officinalis.
USES: Anodyne, antispasmodic, diaphoretic, diuretic, expectorant,
rubefacient.
A.K.A.: Marsh marigold, Water dragon.
Cramp Bark
Cramp bark, as the name implies, is useful for all kinds of cramps,
convulsions and spasms of any part of the body and the nerves.
USES: Antispasmodic, astringent, diuretic, nervine, tonic
A.K.A.: High Cranberry, Squaw Bush.
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon for 1 cup of boiling water; 2 to 3 times daily.
Cranberry
Cranberry is known for its powerful effect on all urinary infections.
Cranberry will increase acid content of stomach and urine. It should
therefore not be taken together with Bearberry in the treatment of
urinary complaints since Bearberry works best when the urine is more
alkaline.
DOSAGE: Small glass of juice 1 to 3 times daily.
Crawley
Coral Root (Crawley) works as a diaphoretic and sedative. It is
effective for fever, cramps and various skin diseases. Crawley is one
of the best diaphoretics. See Corel Root.
USES: Diaphoretic, fever, sedative.
A.K.A.: Chickentoes, Turkey claw, Dragon's claw, Fever root, Coral
root
DOSAGE: 1 teaspoon with 1 glass of water; Twice daily.
Cucumber
Cucumber assists the kidney and bladder expel uric acid, urine and
stones. It is also useful for constipation.
USES: Diuretic
DOSAGE: Use as food.
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