Useful Plants and Weeds
Here you can find what is generally "privileged" information, documented evidence, on the capacity and virtue of useful plants and products.
There is an abundance of written and oral information about the traditional use of herbs as folk medicine, but what about the corroboration of trials and studies to help a practitioner determine what's best?
Much of the information we need is not available to the general public. Medical journals publishing information that can give us advantageous and practical insight are largely restricted to the medical community of professionals or researchers with expensive subscriptions or on-line password accessibility.
If you don't have the time to experiment when addressing a discomfort or illness, and the timing of the application impacts the result, you need substantiated information that will guide you to make the best educated application decisions.
Clinical StudiesOn this site we strive to summarize and reference the results from research, clinical trials and studies that are often invisible to the general public, behind the closed doors of the medical community. Information that the average seeker is not privy to obtain.
Use what is offered here to add to your accumulation of knowledge; findings that every herbalist should be privileged to review as we educate ourselves about the applications of alternative medicine.
It is prudent to say that a wise approach, when considering the use of medicinal plants, is of course to consult educated health care providers along with the educational resources you will find here.
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 The Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) promotes the generation of liver tissue and can "protect the liver from drug toxicity by binding with proteins & receptors on cell membranes, displacing toxic substances and preventing their entry into the cells". It is the only known antidote to mushroom poisoning (Amanita phalloides).
"Rational Phytotherapy, A Reference Guide for Physicians & Pharmacists" Schulz-Hansel-Tyler, pp258-264 find it here
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