The Healing Wonders of Herbs in the Home Garden

Most of the weeds have medicinal values that can’t just be discarded just like that. This are then transformed into medicines in the form of; mints, mullein, red clover, yarrow, chamomile, raspberry leaf, anise hyssop.

The mints including chocolate mint, lemon balm, catnip, are good for soothing stomach troubles such as cramps, gas, ingestion, vomiting, stomach upset, and colic in babies. Drinking mint tea can help resolve the aforementioned stomach problems.

The Mullein is used to treat the external ear and internally in treating congestion; it loosens mucus and help to expel it from the mucus membrane thus providing relief for chest congestions.

Red clover is good for women. It helps in taking care of the breasts, hot flashes and osteoporosis. This becomes a bonus that women get from the homegrown medicines gotten from weeds. Another one that is good for women’s health is raspberry leafs. It also helps during pregnancy and menopause

Yarrow is good for treating colds, cramps, fever, kidney disorders, toothache, skin irritations and hemorrhages. It also helps in stimulating the flow of bile, in regulating menses, and purifying the blood. Though it has a bitter test, this herb is a powerhouse to recon when it comes to its healing prowess.

Chamomile is a good relaxant. In order to get its nutrients, it used in teas and bath to relax the body. And anise hyssop has a licorice taste and it is usually added in teas to sooth coughs.

A part from yarrow having healing powers, it has the tendency, when you plant it near other plants, it boosts their healing powers too. Its healing powers are said to be infectious. It grows and spreads randomly and very fast.

There are several herbs which have medicinal value and in order to get a glimpse of these herbs, get a copy of the Holistic Herb book which has all the herbs and their uses.

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