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Is there A plant used as folk medicine and cough syrups?
Monkeymeqwe
yes and also wiccan too, which would be Hyssop it is a spice used in soups mostly but can also be made into a tea supposed to reduce phlem (reason why one coughs)
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What is an aromatic labiate plant used in folk medicine?
HYSSOP
What is curanderismo?
Curanderismo is a traditional healing practice found in Latin American cultures, often involving a combination of herbal remedies, spiritual rituals, and energy work to address physical, mental, and spiritual ailments. Curanderos or curanderas are the healers who practice curanderismo and are highly respected members of their communities. The practice is rooted in indigenous beliefs and has been passed down through generations.
What are some uses from ginger?
Ginger is a commonly used item, it can be used for most frequently as a spice (in cookies, and bread). Ginger is also used as a root for folk medicine for system boost cough, cold,fatigue, dizziness, and so on.
What are some folk medicine for cancer?
hebal tea
What has the author Wayland Debs Hand written?
Wayland Debs Hand has written: 'American Folk Medicine' 'Magical Medicine: The Folkloric Component of Medicine in the Folk Belief, Custom, and Ritual of the Peoples of Europe and America'
What medicine did they have in the 1600's?
Nothing just folk herbs and bloodletting
Can you plant candy in Animal Crossing City Folk?
No
Where did alternative medicine originate?
Alternative medicine is basically a folk medicine practiced in various countries & in various civilizations in one form or the other for over centuries.
What kind of medicine the did pioneers use?
Mostly what we call "folk medicine", derived from plants. They also had alcoholic spirits, laudanum, and a few other medicines.
What did the colonial people do if their children got sick?
They used herbs and folk medicine, such as bleeding, and they prayed.
What is a balaustine?
A balaustine is a roselike flower of the pomegranate, with a bitter taste and sometimes used as an astringent in folk medicine.
Requirements to be a medieval doctor?
A doctorate in theology. A disbelief in folk medicine (herbal and common sense cures).
