Herbs that reduce inflammation in tissues.
Lobelia is a strong antispasmodic and bronchodilator traditionally used to ease severe cramps, asthma, and convulsions. In small doses, it relieves muscle tension and supports lung health, but in higher amounts, it acts as an emetic (vomit-inducing) and can be toxic.
A mucilage-rich herb traditionally used to soothe inflamed tissues of the urinary, digestive, and respiratory tracts. It calms irritation, eases infections, and provides gentle nourishment.
A mucilage-rich root and leaf that soothes irritated tissues of the respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. It forms a protective coating, alleviates dryness, and calms inflammation.
A natural source of salicylates, Meadowsweet provides aspirin-like effects without stomach irritation. It reduces pain, inflammation, and fever while supporting digestive health and soothing the stomach lining.
A premier liver tonic, Milk Thistle protects and regenerates liver cells, supports detoxification, and aids digestion. It is especially valuable in cirrhosis, hepatitis, gallbladder disorders, and overall liver support.
Rich in nutrients and antioxidants, Moringa supports immunity, lowers blood sugar, and reduces inflammation. Traditionally used for malnutrition, it strengthens overall health and helps fight infections.
A calming herb for the heart and nerves, Motherwort eases palpitations, menstrual cramps, and menopausal symptoms. It supports hormone balance, reduces stress, and aids digestion.
Mulberry leaves are valued in both traditional medicine and modern research for their ability to regulate blood sugar, protect blood vessels, and support cardiovascular health. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, they are considered a nourishing Yin tonic.
Mullein is a gentle yet effective lung herb, soothing sore throats and irritated bronchi while supporting the clearance of mucus. Traditionally used for coughs, earaches, and urinary issues, it also has topical applications for skin irritations.
A resin with antiseptic and healing properties, Myrrh soothes infections, reduces inflammation, and supports oral and digestive health. It has long been valued for its antibacterial and wound-healing effects.
