Herb Monograph
EASTERN WHITE PINE Pinus strobus by Monika Ghent, RH Parts Used: a) The young twigs (including leaves) including the last 1-2 cm of the previous year’s growth (characterized by older […]
originally published in The Canadian Journal of Herbalism WINTER 2006 Common names: All-heal, Carpenter’s herb, Brunella, Heart of the Earth, Self-heal, Xia ku cao Name origins: Prunella, Brunella, Bronella, are
originally published in The Canadian Journal of Herbalism WINTER 2006 Constituents Pulsatilla should not be used fresh. Volatile oil sesquiterpene lactone ranunculoside – ranunculin, is converted upon drying to protoanemonin
originally published in the Canadian Journal of Herbalism WINTER 2006 Constituents Volatile oils up to 5% monoterpenes – camphor, cineol, borneol, limonene, linalool up to 38% [antiseptic, fungicide], linalyl
Fenugreek seed (Trigonella foenum-graecum) – Fabaceae/Leguminosae originally publish in The Canadian Journal of Herbalism Iss.# 2008 Fenugreek is native to India and Southern Europe and grows wild in North Africa.
