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GUIDE TO HERBS: COMFREY, CORN SILK, COUCH GRASS AND CRANESBILL
Comfrey
Symphytum officinale
Description: A member of the borage group, the plant is a clump of hairy leaves with a deep root which draws nutrients from the soil. The lower leaves can be up to 20 cms long, decreasing in size as they go up the stem.
Uses: The foliage and root of this plant contain a nitrogenous, crystalline substance called allantoin which is a cell proliferant. It has a soothing and healing effect upon every organ it comes in contact with. Comfrey may be taken internally or used externally for broken bones, sores and because of the cell-growing action, speeds up healing. A poultice of freshly bruised leaves applied to a burn or wound, will increase the healing process and minimize inflammation. In Ireland the fresh young leaves are eaten to improve the blood and circulation. NOTE, Comfrey is poisonous and in large amounts, or for long periods of time, is cumulative. Seek advice from your naturopath.
Corn Silk
Zea mays
Description: The stigmas or long fine hairs on the female fruit are the silk. The fruit in autumn has yellow, red, purple or brown kernel on a cob.
Uses: Combined with agrimony and made into a tea it is used to treat bedwetting. Also used as a diuretic, for prostate problems, bladder irritations, and in the treatment of prostatitis.
Couch Grass
Agropyrum repens
Description: A grass with a slender rhizome, hollow stems up to half a meter high, with 5 to 7 leaves. The leaves are flat and rough on top with a central vein.
Uses: Possessing antibiotic qualities, it acts as an antiseptic diuretic and is used commonly with bladder complaints and prostatic enlargements when combined with hydrangea.
Cranesbills
Geranium maculatum
Description: A perennial up to half a meter in height, it is erect, hairy and branchless. The leaves are cleft and toothed and the flowers are rosy pink. The fruit has five cells each containing seeds. The root is brown, white inside, 4 to 8 cms and covered in branchlets. This is the part used.
Uses: In cases of diarrhea, hemorrhoids, peptic ulcers, thrush, and hemorrhaging in the digestive tract. It can be used as a mouthwash for mouth ulcers and sore throats as a gargle.
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