Feast: A Tribal Cookbook
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BURNET: Used to control hemorrhages.
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GARLIC: Antiseptic and antibiotic. Allicin
is derived from it. It is said to be useful against scarlet
fever, tuberculosis dysentery, and diphtheria.
CATNIP: As a tea, it is mildly sedative.
CALENDULA: The flowers applied to wounds
act as an antiseptic.
WORMWOOD: Good for parasitic worms . . .
moderately useful for fevers and upset bellies.
FEVERFEW: Infusion repels insects.
HOREHOUND: Good for coughs and colds.
OIL OF LAVENDER: Repels ticks.
MINTS: Good for colic, stomachaches and
headaches . . . spearmint keeps mice away while peppermint
repels moths.
BLACK MUSTARD: Laxative, good for
headaches.
ANEMONE: Some help in asthma, coughs, and
syphilis.
THRIFT (ARMERIA): Useful for urinary
troubles.
YARROW: Is used for uterine
diseases.
Note: Most information here was obtained from
HERBS: THEIR CULTURE AND USAGE by Rosetta E.
Clarkson, published by Macmillan.
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