Alternative Health: Herbs: Page 3

History and applications of medicinal herb traditionally used to restore, revitalize, maintain the skin and promote healing of sores, burns and other injuries of skin and mucous.

Weekly features and extras, product and book reviews, free newsletter, chat and bulletin board from About.com.

Folk-lore of herbs and other plant products. Includes comprehensive list of herbs with their uses and hazards.

A library of information about common herbs and holistic medicinal information. Focusing on the use of natural products and herbal supplements.

Botanical name: Mucuna Pruriens. Mentioned in ancient East Indian medical texts as a powerful herb.

A list of herbs and plants and their magical properties.

Covers more than 2000 herbs from around the world including Chinese and Oriental herbs, safety data and other detailed information.

Summary of clinical studies and cancer research on ellagic acid

Produces and sells organic ginseng, goldenseal, ginkgo, and echinacea angustifolia and sells compost tea, shade cloth for ginseng, and mycorrhizal applications. Includes information about the herbs and contact details.

Offers articles regarding herbs and their historical uses.

Illustrations of medicinal plants.

Full text of Culpeper's Complete Herbal (1653 edition). Includes breakdown by individual herb, directions for making remedies and catalog of simples.

Seven Boston-area herbalists discuss their approaches to correcting imbalances in the body's energy, using herbs and muscle testing.

Free information on herbal healing, home remedies, a complete guide listed by illness. Learn how to treat common conditions without drugs.

Crones, green witches, and goddesses gather to share woman's wisdom and herbal remedies for menstruation, natural childbirth, menopause and cancer prevention. Includes a forum and a virtual moonlodge.

Offering herb information sponsored by Christopher Publications. Includes recipes, ailments, formulas, programs and literature.

A list of herbs along with drugs that should not be taken with each and reasons for the caution. List includes Echinacea, Ephedra, Garlic, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Kava Kava, Saw Palmetto and Valerian.

Simple guide on how to use some of the most readily available medicinal herbs.

Articles, discussions and links on the uses of herbs from fact to folklore, medicinal to magical. Also includes suggestions for seasonal home remedies, crafts, tricks and tips.

Educational web site with links to articles, reference materials: healing with flowers, grass, herbs, and other natural remedies.