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CALAMUS Acorus calamus Used as a herbal remedy since very old times. Its roots are picked up by digging the beds of rivulets and streams, appropriately cleaned and pared if necessary; then dried in a drying chamber at 35ºC in a constant degree. Highly aromatic plant is also crispy. They are stored in closed boxes. As a MEDICINE: Digestive problems, to whet appetite, to stimulate digestion and gastric juice and used as a cure for problems about stomach; when used externally it provides a powerful blood circulation and strengthens the nerves by bathing. The etherised oil and bitter material is extracted from the plant and produced as a dust tea and dropper in order to use as a medicine. Especially have simulative effects on digestive organs and gall bladder. Also affects positively the blood production, circulation and metabolism malfunctions. Herbal bath and rubbing with the essence of the plant ends up with a quick power gaining in the rachitis at children. This plant’s roots must only be picked up and must be picked up on spring and fall. USES: 1- Inflammatory diseases (Recurrent fewer) 2- Digestive insufficiency, acid and gas production and anaemia 3- Gout disease, in case of slow power loss due to arthritis 4-Diseases with bleeding and blister production according to digestive malfunction. . 5- Nervousness after heart throbs and apoplexy.
CAMOMILE Chamomillae vulgaris It has diuretic, sedative effects. It helps releasing of bile easily and also effective against throat inflammations and infected wounds
CAMPHOR Camphora Has stimulating effects on nervous, respiratory systems and heart.
CARDAMOM Cardamomi Used to whet the appetite and as a carminative and has gastric effects. It is used by adding to coffee.
CARROT SEED Daucus carota Used as a gastric medicine, carminative, contraceptive and increases the sexual power.
CELERY Apium graveolens It’s a stimulant that also whets the appetite. Used for prostate disease.
CENTAURY Centaurium erythraea It is a herbaceous plant that lives one or two year. Its fruit has a capsule-like fruit. It grows up in sunny hillsides, forest regions and in lawns. This herb is spread as a plaque and dried in a shaded area or in drying system up to 40ºC. It should be stored in closed boxes and in dark and dry places. This is a very curative plant. Includes glycosides and bitter matter (etherised oil, tanning material and other material.) The bitter matter stimulates the nerves connected with taste buds on the tongue. And supports gastric juice production in reflexive ways. This is an effective gastric and secretory gland stimulator just like the yellow centiyana. It is represented for usage as bitter drops and teas. According to public health information a mixture with ¼ litres of water is prepared as a cure and drunk evenings and mornings before having meal. It has a very strong healing power as an antipyretic . It is useful for liver and other gastric problems when used as a tea. Tea is good for dyspepsia and urinary difficulties. It lowers tension and fever. It is drunk in mornings as a tea especially in some areas of North Germany against throat problems. This herb stimulates the stomach. It is used as a cure and blood producer against anaemia.
CHASTEBERRY Agni-Casti It’s a diuretic, carminative and sedative
Cherry laurel
CHIAN TURPENTINE Terebinthina Chia Internally used as a urinary and respiratory tract antiseptic.
Cinnamon
CLOVE Caryophyllus Has stimulating, gastric and antiseptic properties.
COMMON WORMWOOD
Has gastric, antipyretic effects and make the menstruation period easier.
CORNELÝAN CHERRY Corni maris An efficient and harmless anti-diarrhoeal agent
CUBEBS Piper cubeba This is a respiratory tract antiseptic. Used against gonorrhoea.
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