INCOMPATIBILIDADE ENTRE PLANTAS – TANINOS COM ALCALOIDES

AGRIMONIA EUPHATORIA – ACONITUM NAPPELUS

ALNUS GLUTINOSA – BERBERIS VULGARIS

ARCTOSTAPHYLOS – SENECIO CINERARIA

BETULA ALBA – ESCHOLCIA

FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR – GELSENIUM

GERANDIUM ROBERTIANUM – HYDRASTIS

HAMAMELIS – HYOSCYAMUS NIGER

JUNGLANS REGIA – PASSIFLORA

ORIGANUM BISTORTA – SANGUINARIA

POTENTILLA – SOLANUM DULCAMARA

QUERCUS ROBUR – TUSSILAGO FARFARA

ROSA ROTUNDIFOLIA – VINCA MAYOR

CONCEITO DE ASSOCIAÇÃO DE PLANTAS PARA DETERMINADA DOENÇA

Utilizam-se 3 plantas para determinada patologia – (Ex. Diabetes, requer plantas hipoglicimiantes+Plantas que tenham características terapêuticas dentro do sistema ao qual pertencem a doença ou órgão afectado+Plantas que tenham a ver com o Metabolismo (glícidos neste caso)

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PLANTAS COM MELHOR UTILIZAÇÃO – SECAS

These are herbs that are BEST used as dry plant tinctures,even though many other are APPROPRIATE as dry plant tincturesHerbs such asCardamom, resinous gums and Chinese herbs, if tinctured,are presumed to be dry...no choice

Actea (all species) Root (Baneberry) 1:5, 80% alcoholAesculus (all species) Bark and Fruit) (Buckeyes) 1:5, 50% alcoholApocynum (all) Root (Dogbane, Canadian Hemp) 1:5, 50% alcoholArctostaphylos (all) Leaf (Uva Ursi, Manzanita) 1:5, 50% alcoholAsclepias (all except tuberosa) Root 1:5, 50% alcoholBursera Gum 1:5, 80% alcoholCapsicum (all) Pods (Cayenne) 1:5, 95% alcoholCaulophyllum thalictroiides Root 1:5, 60% alcoholChamaelirium Root (Helonias) 1:5, 50% alcoholCypripedium (all) Root (Lady Slipper) 1:5, 60%. Warning: if you use this RARE plant, you MAY be reborn as a motion detector over the front door at the almart in Espanola, NMDatura (all) Leaf 1:10, 60% alcoholDelphinium (all) Seeds 1:5, 95% alcoholEuonymus (all) Bark (Wahoo, Burning Bush) 1:5, 60% alcoholGuaiacum officinale Wood (Lignum Vitae) 1:5, 95% alcoholIris (all) Root (Blue Flag) 1:5, 80% alcoholJuniperus (all) Berries 1:5, 75% alcoholLarrea tridentata Tops (Chaparral) 1:5, 75% alcoholLeptandra Root (Veronicastrum Culvers Root) 1:5, 65% alcoholPanax (all, including American) Root, etc. (Ginseng) 1:5, 70% alcoholPetroselinum Root (Parsley Root) 1:5, 60% alcoholPiscidia Bark (Jamaica Dogwood) 1:5, 60% alcoholPodophyllum Root (American Mandrake) 1:5, 95% alcohol Sanguinaria Root (Blood Root) 1:5, 60% alcoholSticta Lichen (Lungwort Moss) 1:5, 60% alcoholUsnea Lichen (Usnea) 1:5, 50% alcoholVeratrum (all) Root (False Hellebore) 1:10, 95% alcoholViscum album Herb (European Mistletoe) 1:5, 65% alcoholXanthoxylum (all) Berries, Bark (Prickly Ash) 1:5, 65% alcohol

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PLANTAS COM MELHOR UTILIZAÇÃO EM INFUSÃO FRIA

COLD INFUSIONAfter pre-moistening a bit, wrap one part herb (dry weight) in cloth andsuspend it in 32 parts of water (by volume) at room temperature, overnight.Squeeze out the herb into the tea in the morning, and add enough water tobring it back to 32 parts.

Agropyron (Couchgrass) RHIZOME, STEMSAilanthus (Tree of Heaven) BARK/FRUITAlthea (Marshmallow,Hollyhock) ROOT and HERBAmygdalus persica (Peach Tree) FRESH TWIGSAngelica (Angelica) ROOT (GI tonic)Anthemis nobilis (Roman Chamomile) FLOWERING HERB (Bitter Tonic)Aralia nudicaulis (American Sarsaparilla) ROOTArctium (Burdock) ROOTArgemone (Prickly Poppy) HERBArtemisia absinthium (Wormwood) HERBArtemisia tridentata (Sagebrush) HERBArtemisia vulgaris (Mugwort HERB (gastric anti-secretory)Asclepias tuberosa (Pleurisy Root) ROOTAstragalus membranaceus (Huang-Chi) ROOTBarosma (Agothasma, Buchu) LEAVESBidens (Tickseed, Spanish Needles) HERBSCaffea (Coffee) BEANSCampsis radicans (Trumpet Creeper) HERBCastela (Chaparro Amargosa) "HERB"Ceanothus (Red Root) ROOTChilopsis linearis (Desert Willow) BARK, TWIGSChionanthus (Fringetree) BARKChrysanthemum parthenium (Feverfew) HERBCinchona (Quinine, Peruvian Bark) BARKCnicus benedictus (Blessed Thistle) HERBCornus (Dogwood, Red Osier) ROOT, BARKDicentra canadensis (Turkey Corn) CORMFremontia (Cal. Slippery Elm) PLANTFraxinus (Ash) BARKFucus (Bladderwrack) WHOLE PLANTGalium aparine (Cleavers) HERBGentiana (Gentian) ROOTGranatum (Punica, Pomegranate) ROOT-BARKHaematoxylon (Logwood, Brazìl) WOODHamamelis (Witch Hazel) BARKHydrangea (Seven Barks) ROOTHyssopus (Hyssop) FLOWERING TOPSJatropha cineria (Sangre de Drago) ROOT

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Jeffersonia (Twin Leaf, Rheumatism Root) ROOTMarrubium (Horehound) TOPSMatricaria (Chamomile) FLOWERSMentha piperita (Peppermint) HERBPicræna (Picrasma, Quassia) WOODPrunus (Wild/Choke Cherry) BARKRhamnus californica (Cal. Buckthorn) BARKRhamnus frangula (Buckthorn) BARKRhamnus purshiana (Cascara Sagrada) BARKRhus aromatica (Sweet Sumach) BARK, ROOTBARKSenna (Cassia angustifolium, Senna) PODSSmilax (Sarsaparilla) ROOT/RHIZOMESwertia (American Colombo) ROOTSymphytum (Comfrey) ROOTTabebuia (Pau D'Arco) TREE BARKUlmus fulva (Slippery Elm) BARKUrtica dioica (Nettles) HERBViburnum opulus (Cramp Bark) BARKViburnum prunifolium (Black Haw) BARK

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PLANTAS DOM MELHOR UTILIZAÇÃO EM INFUSÃO STANDART

STANDARD INFUSIONBoil 32 parts of water, remove from heat, and steep one part (by weight) ofthe herb in the water for 20-30 minutes. Strain, and pour sufficient waterthrough the herb in the strainer to return the volume of tea to 32 parts.

Acacia gregii (Catclaw Acacia) LEAVES,PODSAchillea (Yarrow, Plumajillo) WHOLE PLANTAdiantum (Maidenhair Fern) HERBAgrimonia (Agrimony) HERBAlchemilla (Ladies Mantle) HERBAmaranthus (Amaranth, Pigweed) HERBAmbrosia (Ragweed, Bursage) HERBAnaphalis (Pearly Everlasting) HERBAnemopsis (Yerba Mansa) LEAVESAnisum (Anise Seed) SEEDAntennaria (Cat's Paw, Pussy Toes) PLANTAnthemis nobilis (Roman Chamomile) FLOWERS (diaphoretic)Betula (Birch) LEAVESBidens (Tickseed, Spanish Needles) HERBBrickellia (Prodigiosa, Hamula) HERBCampsis radicans (Trumpet Creeper) HERBCarthamus tinctoria (Safflowers) FLOWERSCassia marilandica (American Senna) LEAVESCastanea (Chestnut) LEAVESCinnamomum (Cinnamon) BARKClematis Virgin's Bower) HERBCornus (Dogwood, Red Osier) ROOT,STEM,BARKCupressus (Cypress) ROASTED HERBCuscuta (Dodder) HERBCymopterus fendleri (Chimaja) HERBCynara (Artichoke) HERB IN FLOWERCynoglossum (Hound's Tongue) HERB, ROOTDaucus carota (Wild Carrot) SEEDSDipsacus (Teasel) HERBEphedra viridis (Mormon Tea) HERBEphedra vulgaris (Ma Huang) HERBEpigea (Trailing Arbutus) HERBEpilobium angustifolium (Fireweed) HERBEquisetum arvense (Horsetail) HERBEquisetum hyemale (Scouring Rush) HERBEremocarpus (Turkey Mullein) HERBErodium (Storksbill, Alfilerillo) HERBEucalyptus (Eucalyptus) LEAVESFragaria (Strawberry) HERB

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Fremontia (California Slippery Elm)BARK,LVS.Fraxinus (Ash) BARKGalega (Goat's Rue) HERBGalium aparine (Cleavers) HERBGeum (Avens) HERBGinkgo biloba (Ginkgo) LEAVESGnaphallium (Cudweed, Everlasting) HERBGutierrezia (Escoba de la Vibora) HERBHepatica (Liverwort) HERBHumulus (Hops) HERBHyptis (Desert Lavender) FLOWERING HERBIllicium (Star Anise) SEEDSJuniperus (Juniper) LEAVESLactuca (Wild Lettuce) HERBLavandula (Lavender) FLOWERSLedum (Labrador Tea) LEAVESLeucanthemum (Oxe-Eye Diasy) TOPSMalva neglecta (Mallow, Malva) HERBMatricaria (Chamomile) FLOWERSMedicago sativa (Alfalfa) HERBMelilotus (Sweet Clover) HERBMelissa officinalis (Lemon Balm) HERBMentha arvensis (Brook Mint, Poleo) HERBMentha piperita (Peppermint) HERBMentha spicata (Spearmint, Yerba Buena) HERBMonarda (Bee Balm, Oswego Tea, Bergamot) HERBNicotiana (Tobacco) HERB, topicallyOenothera (Evening Primrose) HERBOrobanche (Broomrape) WHOLE PLANTPeganum harmala (Syrian Rue) LEAVESPedicularis (Lousewort, Betony) HERBPetasites spp. (Western Coltsfoot) HERBPinus (Pine) NEEDLESPimenta (Allspice) SEEDPluchea camphorata (Marsh Fleabane) TOPSPolygonum hydropiper (Smartweed) HERBPotentilla (Silverweed) HERBRosa (Rose) FLOWERS/BUDSRosmarinus (Rosemary) LEAVESRubus idæus (Raspberry) LEAVESSambucus (Elder) BLOSSOMSSapindus saponaria (Soapberry) BRANCHESSassafras (Sassafrass) LEAVESSatureja douglasii (Calif. Yerba Buena) HERBScoparius (Cytisus scoparius , Broom) TOPSScrophularia (Figwort) HERB

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Senecio aureus (Life Root, Squaw Weed) PLANTSimmondsia (Jojoba, Goatnut) LEAVESSphæralcea (Yerba de la Negrita) TOPSSymphytum (Comfrey) LEAF, ROOTTanacetum (Tansy) FLOWERING TOPSTaraxacum (Dandelion) LEAFTecoma stans (Tronadora, Trumpet Flower)PLANTThalictrum (Meadow Rue) HERBThelesperma gracile (Cota) HERBThymus (Thyme) HERBTrifolium pratense (Red Clover) TOPSTussilago (European Coltsfoot) HERBUrtica (Nettles) HERBVaccinium (Bleberry, Huckleberry) LEAVESVerbascum (Mullein) LEAVESVerbena (Vervain, Blue Vervain) HERBViola odorata (Violet) HERBXanthium (Cocklebur) LEAVESZea mays (Corn) SILK (Stigmas)

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PLANTAS COM MELHOR UTILIZAÇÃO EM DECOCÇÃO - FORTE

STRONG DECOCTIONCombine 32 parts of water with one part of herb (by weight), bring slowlyto a boil, continue for ten minutes, cool until warm, and strain. Pouradditional water through the herb to return the volume to 32.

Abies (Tsuga Canadensis, Hemlock Spruce) BARK. Weak Decoction.Alnus serrulata (Tag Alder) BARK. Strong Decoction (Internal), Weak Decoction, (External).Artostaphylos uva-ursi (Bearberry, Uva Ursi) LEAVESBetula (Birch) BARKChilopsis linearis (Desert Willow) BARK and TWIGSCichorium (Chicory) ROOTCinnamonum (Cinnamon) BARKCola nitida (Kola Nut) SEEDCondalia (Lotebush) Root and BarkEncelia farinosa (Incienso, Brittlebush) LEAVES and STEMSEryngium (Rattlesnake Master, Button Snakeroot) ROOT.

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PLANTAS COM MELHOR UTILIZAÇÃO EM DECOCÇÃO - FRACA

A WEAK DECOCTION is the same, but using half as much herb in the samevolume of water.

Eupatorium purpureum (Gravel Root) ROOT.Euphrasia (Eyebright) HERBGlycyrrhiza lepidota (American Licorice) ROOTHamamelis (Witch Hazel) BARK, topicallyHydrangea (Seven Barks) ROOTJatropha cineria (Sangre de Drago) ROOTJuglans cineria (Butternut Bark) BARK, Weak DecoctionLarrea (Chaparral) HERB, topicallyLiatris (Button Snakeroot, Cachana) ROOTLigustrum (Privet) BARK and LEAVESOxydendron (Sourwood) LEAVESPolygonatum (Solomon's Seal) ROOTPolypodium glycyrrhiza (Licorice Fern) ROOTPopulus tremulioides (Aspen) BARKPrinos (Ilex verticillatus, Black Alder) BARK and BERRIESPrunus (Wild Cherry) BARKRubus villosus (Blackberry) ROOT BARKRumex hymenosepalus (Canaigre) ROOT, external, mouthwashSalix (Willow) BARKSassafras (Sassafras) BARK of ROOTSenna (Cassia angustifolia) LEAVESSmilax (Sarsaparilla) ROOTSpigelia (Pink Root) ROOTTrifolium pratense (Red Clover) FLOWERING TOPSViburnum opulus (Cramp Bark) BARKViburnum prunifolium (Black Haw) BARK

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