Natural Remedy Collection

Hellebore flowers (Helleborus sp.). This plant is poisonous, but preparations made from it have been used in herbal medicine for centuries

Hellebore flowers (Helleborus sp.). This plant is poisonous, but preparations made from it have been used in herbal medicine for centuries

Rangoon creeper or Chinese honeysuckle in Tiberuis in Galilee
Israel, Tiberius, Rangoon creeper or Chinese honeysuckle, Combretum indicum, on the gardens of a hotel in Tiberius in Israel. It is native to Asia but is widely cultivated elsewhere

Large Butterbur -Petasitidis folium- leaves in the Wutach Gorge, Black Forest, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Cats claw tea -Uncaria tomentosa-, component of drugs for cancer treatment, South American prevalence

Two bottles containing Echinacea in liquid and capsule form

Dried hibiscus petals C015 / 7100
Dried hibiscus (Hibiscus sp.) petals. These petals are believed to have medicinal properties. They are also used in latin countries to make flor de Jamaica, a sweetened cold infusion

Ear acupuncture, artwork
Ear acupuncture. Computer artwork showing acupuncture points on a human ear

Schisandra chinensis
Chinese schisandra unripe fruits (Schisandra chinensis)

Heartsease (Viola tricolor) flowers. This plant has long been used in traditional herbal medicine. It is believed to act as an expectorant (aiding coughing) and a diuretic. Photographed in the UK

Monkshood (Aconitum albo-violaceum)
Monkshood flowers (Aconitum albo-violaceum). This plant, also known as aconite, is a medicinal plant that is used as a sedative or as a painkiller (analgesic)

Evening primrose flowers (Oenothera biennis). This plant has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties. The oil extracted from it is taken as a sedative

White monkshood flowers (Aconitum sp. )
White monkshood flowers (Aconitum albo-violaceum). This plant, also known as aconite, is a medicinal plant that is used as a sedative or as a painkiller (analgesic)

Chinese schisandra (Schisandra chinensis). This woody vine produces red berries (not seen) that are used medicinally to treat irritable bowel syndrome, colds, sore throats and hay fever

Cowslips (Primula veris). This flower is used in medicine as a antispasmodic, a diuretic and for the treatment of coughs and other illnesses

Hellebore flower (Helleborus sp. )
Hellebore flower (Helleborus sp.). This plant is poisonous, but preparations made from it have been used in herbal medicine for centuries

Bulbous buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus) runners, with stems, leaves and flowers on display. Mature plants send out long sideway stems called runners

Lavender

Elecampane flowers (Inula helenium). The roots of this plant are used in herbal medicine to to treat lung problems such as coughs, bronchitis and asthma

Corydalis flowers (Corydalis ambigua). The roots of this medicinal plant are used for their sedative, narcotic (sleep-inducing) and painkilling (analgesic) effects

Wild lupin flowers (Lupinus polyphyllus). The seeds of the lupin plants are believed to have medicinal properties. They may help expel parasitic worms from the intestine and restore menstrual flow

Common comfrey (Symphytum officinale) flowers. Comfrey is a native to the UK and used in herbal medicine as a poultice for treating burns and wounds

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"Discover the Power of Nature's Remedies: From Hellebore Flowers to Schisandra Chinensis" Nature has always provided us with incredible remedies, and today we explore some of its most potent offerings. Let's embark on a journey through various natural elements that have been used for centuries to heal and restore. In the enchanting Tiberius in Galilee, the vibrant Rangoon creeper or Chinese honeysuckle blooms, offering its therapeutic properties. This exquisite flower has long been cherished for its ability to promote overall well-being. Venturing into the Wutach Gorge in Germany's Black Forest, we encounter the majestic Large Butterbur leaves. These remarkable foliage treasures have been known to alleviate respiratory discomforts and support lung health. Continuing our exploration in South America, we stumble upon Cats Claw Tea - a key component in cancer treatment drugs. Its prevalence in this region speaks volumes about its potential healing abilities. Echinacea takes center stage as two bottles containing liquid and capsule forms catch our attention. Known for boosting immunity and fighting off common ailments, Echinacea is truly nature's shield against illnesses. Delving deeper into nature's pharmacy, we come across dried hibiscus petals - a vibrant C015 / 7100 variety. These petals not only add beauty but are also packed with antioxidants that promote heart health and reduce inflammation. As we dive into alternative therapies, ear acupuncture emerges as an intriguing artwork that taps into ancient wisdom. This technique stimulates specific points on the ear to address various physical and emotional imbalances naturally. Finally, our journey concludes with Schisandra Chinensis - an adaptogenic herb renowned for enhancing vitality and reducing stress levels. With its unique blend of flavors ranging from sweet to sour, it offers holistic rejuvenation like no other remedy. Nature never ceases to amaze us with its bountiful gifts.