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McKinley's Botanical Medicine (WIP)

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Garrett Mckinley	Posted: Jun 17 2012, 12:16 AM
Kuixote Group: Inactive Posts: 32 Member No.: 211 Joined: 30-April 12	Aralias Araia Can be made into a medicinal tea for coughs and back aches. Jewelweed impatiens capensis Soothing fungicide for athlete's foot, nettle stings, inflammation for poison ivy. Mayapples podophyllum Powerful purgative. Prairie Coneflower Ratibida columnifera Boiled to make a yellow solution to externally draw out toxins from snake bites and poison ivy. Derived from Native Americans. Purslane Portuiaca High in vitamin A, C, iron. Commonly used for scurvy. Senna Cassia Laxative Woundwort stachts Bandage open wounds, staunch flow of blood, ease pain. Yarrow Achillea lanulosa Stomach tonic, leaves are used to stimulate clotting in small to moderate cuts, reduces size of hemorrhoids and colon polyps.