15 MOST EFFECTIVE MEDICINAL HERBS TO GROW IN YOUR GARDEN

15 MOST EFFECTIVE MEDICINAL HERBS TO GROW IN YOUR GARDEN

 

The medicines that we see today, including the heavy antibiotics and the normal syrups, never existed century ago. However, people since inception have been taking a different form of medications for illness and other health problems. The power of herbal medicines cannot be overlooked at point time – prior to all the modern medicines, these herbal medicines even cured deadly diseases.

 

Once again, pharmacy is going into the herbal era to explore and bring out the human health benefits. This is because of the ease of use and yes, the affordability and the power to heal almost every human health disorder.

 

Unfortunately, we lack medicinal plant information and that is why never think of having some quick doctors (medicinal plants) at home. Indeed, everyone seems to be pleased and delighted with the importance of medicinal plants; are you intrigued to have a small healing garden of your own? I mean its fun and benefit for generations. People have always been inquiring about:

• Are herbal remedies safe?

• Which are the best healing plants?

• Is growing medicinal plants a great and beneficial hobby?

This excerpt deals with the most common medicinal plants and their uses – moreover, you would get to know about the list of medicinal plants which can easily been grown at home. For your knowledge and better understand, you can easily relate the information with medicinal plant pictures over the internet and grasp the idea in a better way.

 

In case of emergencies your little medicinal herbal garden would always stand besides you – for example, my mother was lucky enough to have aloe vera at home garden because I got burnt by the heater and during the cold nights there was no one to take me to doctor. Well, now you must check out the simplest yet effective medicinal plants that must be there in the garden:

 

1)    Aloe Vera

 

 

It can be gown under normal conditions because it just needs moist soil and sun exposure. The big leaves contain sap, which works amazingly against burns, wounds and cuts, eczema and skin allergies.

 

The intake of aloe vera juice can heal digestive problems and appetite, chronic constipation and ulcerative colitis.

 

2)    Marsh Mallow

 

 

You must have an idea; it is the same plant from which edible marshmallows are obtained. The roots of this plant are extremely beneficial as they treat Insect bites, bruises and wounds, aching muscles, skin inflammations.

 

Internally you can treat ulcer, stomach acids and urine problems.

 

3)    Pot Marigold

 

 

The best thing about this plant is it can be grown under normal climatic conditions. It is commonly known for its great benefits for the skin – however, it is amazingly for external uses like insect bites, sore eyes and wounds and stings.

 

It also works best for fevers, infections (chronic) and varicose veins.

 

4)    Chinese yam

 

 

This type of yam can be eaten to cure tonic effects in spleen and stomach. In addition, it helps in treating lungs and kidneys. You can also treat tiredness, diarrhea, dry coughs, poor digestion, helps in weight loss, problematic urination, diabetes and snake and Scorpio bites.

 

5)    Tea tree

 

 

You must have heard about tea green a lot, especially for treatment against loss of hair and headaches. It contains amazing benefits like antibacterial, anti fungal and works best as antiseptic. In addition, it treats burns, fever, athlete foot, fatigue syndrome, vaginal infections, acne and warts and insect bites.

 

6)    Lemon balm

 

 

The leaves of this plant have mint like smell and provides nourishing image. It has big summer flowers, which can be rubbed against the skin for animal bites, mosquito bites, sores, herpes.

 

The nectar that is used with water in form of juice is beneficial for fevers, colds and cough, depression, headaches, upset stomach, insomnia.

 

7)    Thyme

 

 

It is mostly known for its strong antiseptic nature. It is wonderful when it comes to the treatment of congestion, stomach gas and coughs.

 

8)    Basil

 

 

You must have used basil lot many times in food but have you ever tried it to heal flatulence? It has the power to treat cuts, lack of appetite, stomach gas, scrapes.

 

9)    Sage

 

 

You must have had used sage in your food – interestingly, it has the capacity to treat skin infection, gum infection (mouth infections), helps in digestion and helps in unblocking menopause.

 

10)   Fenugreek seeds

 

 

These are very nourishing and carry great nutritional value – they can treat labor pain, inflammations, digestion issues, drain ducts, diabetes (initial), blood cholesterol levels (low) and refresh breathe.

 

11)   Comfrey

 

 

It contains allantoin, which helps in the replacement of body cells naturally. In addition, it can treat bronchial issues, broken bones (weak bones), arthritis, severe burns, cuts and acne, sprains and ulcer.

 

12)  Turkey Rhubarb

 

 

It works well for the digestion problems and maintains balance in the digestive system. This herb is very gentle and treats constipation, menstrual problem, bladder problem, diarrhea and hemorrhoids.

 

13)    Ginseng

 

 

This herb is known for its natural ability to promote health and prolong the life. The roots can used to treat nervous disorders (relaxation of nervous system, increase the metabolism rate, improved blood pressure levels, improve diet, improve immunity and increased hormone secretion.

 

14)   Peppermin

 

 

Peppermint is known as the world most powerful and oldest herb that can treat human health effectively. It is enriched with Vitamins like A and C – contains manganese and iron. The leaves can be used to treat upset stomach, treat fever and flatulence.

 

15)   Milk Thistle

 

 

It improves the liver function effectively – also it treats jaundice, poisoning, bladder issues, high cholesterol levels.

 

In addition, other medicinal plants that have higher benefits include Guto Kola, Globe Artichoke, Camomile, Echinacea, Siberian Ginseng and Great Yellow Gentian.

 

Source: http://theselfsufficientliving.com/list-of-medicinal-plants-to-grow-in-your-garden/