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Without plants, most medicines you take would not exist. Over 40% of medicines now prescribed in the U.S. contain chemicals derived from plants. Historically, plant medicines were discovered by trial and error. Our ancestors noticed that aches and pains went away when they drank tea made from the bark of a willow tree. Later, scientists found that willow bark contains salicylic acid, the active ingredient in aspirin.

Today, botanists and chemists are searching the plant kingdom for new medicines. A recent discover was the medicinal properties of the native Pacific yew, which was burned as trash generated by logging operations in the Pacific Northwest. In 1975, a substance in its bark, taxol, was found to reduce the production of cancerous tumors.

New Articles:

• 20 Cancer-Fighting Foods
• Nutrition For Various Diseases
• Nutritional Support For Anemia
• Nutrition For Eye Health
• Nutritional Support For Conjunctivitis
• Nutritional Treatment Regimens
• Apricot Treatment Regimen
• Historical Use Of Plants As Medicine
• The Egyptians Used Medicinal Plants
• Plants are the foundation of the optimal diet
• Benefits of diet rich in vitamin antioxidants
• Phytochemicals
• Foods that help prevent cancer
• How The Body Loses Vitamins And Minerals
• What Causes Aging?
• [Nutrient Amount Suggestions]Create?
• A Teen's Health

• Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants - 2 volume set
• Encyclopedia Of Foods And Their Healing Power - 3 volume set
• Comprehensively researched, these encyclopedia sets are concise and practical reference of the latet in food science, nutritional, botanical and pharmaceutical research. They feature a balanced approach that is all natural, drug-free, and concise.

• Amazing Power of Healing Plants

Some of the newly added plants:

• Aloe Vera

Other medicinal plants to soon be added:

• Black Cohosh
• Bloodroot
• Blue Cohosh
• [Cascara Sagrada]Create?
• [Devil's Club]Create?
• [Echinacea]Create?
• [Eyebright]Create?
• Ginseng (American)
• [Goldenseal]Create?
• [Lomatium]Create?
• [Oregon Grape]Create?
• [Osha]Create?
• [Pink Lady's Slipper]Create?
• [Spikenard]Create?
• [Stoneroot]Create?
• [White Sage]Create?
• Wild Indigo

• Aaron's Rod = houseleek
• Abelmosk (Hibiscus abelmoschus)
• absinthe = wormwood
• acacia
• false acacia
• achilea = milfoil
• aconite = monkshood
• agave (agave Americana)
• agrimony = sticklewort
• alder buckthorn (rhamnus frangula)
• alexandria senna (in Tinnevelly Senna)
• alfalfa (medicago sativa)
• allgood (Chenopodium bonus-henricus)
• aloe (aloe vera)
• Althea (althaea officinalis)
• amazon tea
• hemp agrimony
• amboima
• turmeric
• american ash tree
• Bird's tongue
• American Elm Tree
• American eupatorium species
• American ginseng
• American linen
• American mistletow
• American pennyroyal
• American sanicle
• American senna
• American solomon's seal
• American viburnum
• cramp bark
• Ananas = Pineapple
• Anapsos
• Calaguala
• Anemony = windflower
• angelica (Angelica archangelica)
• Anise (piminella anisum)
• Cypress, Hedge garlic, Hemp agrimony, Hound's tongue, Houseleek, Ivy, Mouse Ear, Radish, Scurvy Gress, Tormentil, Vervain, Watercress
• Plants for the eyes:
• Disease: Conjunctivitis and Blepharitis: Plants: Cornflower, carrot (invigorates and moisturizes eye mucosa), red eyebright, herb robert, tea, bennet, oak tree, witch hazel, yellow melilot, common plantain, garden violet, woodruff, fennel, german camomile, perslane, grapevine, rose, elm tree, brier hip, black elder, etc.
• Disease: Keratitis: Carrot, Red eyebright, grapevine
• Disease: Sty: Cornflower, oak tree, grapevine
• Disease: Diminished Vision: carrot, bilberry
• Cornflower information:
• synonyms: bluebottle, cyani, bachelor's button, bluebonnet, blue centaury
• French:Bleuet and Spanish:Azulejo, Aciano, Ojeras

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