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Post by lightning on Dec 25, 2023 12:52:10 GMT -6
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- Agrimony
The roots of the plant are used to treat stomach ailments and excessive bleeding. - Alder
The leaves are chewed and applied as a poultice to reduce inflammation. - Blackberry
The leaves are chewed to soothe a sore throat or made into a poultice to soothe insect stings. - Celandine
Good for rat bites, infected wounds, and sores. Known to give bellyaches if over-consumed. - Chokecherry
The bark is chewed to ease coughs. The leaves can make cats sick. The berries are very tart, but not harmful. - Cobweb
Used to slow bleeding. May also be used to bind broken bones. - Dandelion
Used to treat minor stomach ailments. - Dock
Leaves can be chewed and applied as a general pain relief for minor scratches and cuts. - Elderberry
The berries are ingested to treat fevers. - Elder
The leaves are made into a poultice to soothe sprains.
- Ginseng
Roots can be ingested to boost energy as a traveling herb. - Hawthorn
The berries are ingested to strengthen the heart. - Honeysuckle
The stems and flowers are soaked in water; the liquid is ingested to treat whitecough and greencough. - Mint
Used in place of catmint, though with lesser effect. - Mouse bile
The liquid is stored and used to kill ticks. - Poppy
The seeds are ingested to ease pain; they can also act as a sedative. - Snowberry
The berries and leaves are chewed and applied as a poultice to treat burns. - Thimbleberry
The leaves are chewed and applied as a poultice to treat wounds and prevent infection.
- Sarsaparilla
A bark poultice can be applied to ease arthritis and skin irritation. - Sweet Cicely
A poultice can be applied to swollen joints to relieve pain, and small portions can be consumed for breathing problems. - Yarrow
The leaves are ingested to get a cat to expel poison. Causes nausea.
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- Burdock Root
Good for rat bites, infected wounds, and sores. Known to give bellyaches if over-consumed. - Catmint
The best cure for greencough and whitecough. High doses are considered dangerous, though it is sometimes eaten recreationally. - Chamomile
Used to strengthen the heart and soothe anxiety. - Chickweed
Its main use is making a poultice to treat bug bites, rashes, or other skin irritations. - Columbine
The roots are chewed and applied as a poultice to ease arthritis. - Cobweb
Used to slow bleeding. May also be used to bind broken bones. - Coltsfoot
The leaves are chewed to ease troubled breathing and kitten cough. The flowers can be used to treat sore paw pads when soaked in pools of water. - Comfrey
The roots can be chewed to a poultice and applied to reduce inflammation in broken bones and wounds. - Cottonwood
The oils from the buds and twigs are applied to ease muscle aches and strains. - Dandelion
Used to treat minor stomach ailments. - Dock
Leaves can be chewed and applied as a general pain relief for minor scratches and cuts. - Goat's Beard
The roots are chewed and applied as a poultice to soothe bee stings and insect bites. - Goldenrod
The flowers are made into a poultice to aid in the healing of wounds. - Huckleberry
Used to improve heart health, immune functioning, and fatigue. Often added to the traveling herbs mix. - Lavender
Chewing the resin from the stems can help reduce fever, and the scent can induce sleep and calm anxiety and stress symptoms. - Meadowsweet
Used to treat pain and hide the bitter taste of herbs. - Mouse bile
The liquid is stored and used to kill ticks. - Poppy
The seeds are ingested to ease pain; they can also act as a sedative. - Ragwort
Used to keep up strength and energy. They are a component of the clans' traveling herbs. - Wild Caraway
Seeds consumed to aid in digestion and to treat constipation. - Yellow Licorice
The fibrous roots can be chewed on to relieve stomach aches and food poisoning, as well as to stave off arthritis.
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- Cobweb
Used to slow bleeding. May also be used to bind broken bones. - Dandelion
Used to treat minor stomach ailments. - Dock
Leaves can be chewed and applied as a general pain relief for minor scratches and cuts. - Horsetail
It can be consumed in very small amounts to help with urinary infections. - Marsh Marigold
Chewing the petals and leaves into a pulp can be used as a poultice against infection. - Mouse bile
The liquid is stored and used to kill ticks. - Willow
The leaves are chewed to reduce nausea. - Sorrel
The leaves are chewed to relieve nausea and other stomach problems. - Sweet Cicely
A poultice can be applied to swollen joints to relieve pain, and small portions can be consumed for breathing problems.
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- Catmint
The best cure for greencough and whitecough. High doses are considered dangerous, though it is sometimes eaten recreationally. - Cobweb
Used to slow bleeding. May also be used to bind broken bones. - Dandelion
Used to treat minor stomach ailments. - Dock
Leaves can be chewed and applied as a general pain relief for minor scratches and cuts. - Mouse bile
The liquid is stored and used to kill ticks. - Skunk Cabage
Rehydrated leaves can be used to treat asthma and coughs. Should not be eaten raw, only after drying in small doses. - Wild Caraway
Seeds consumed to aid in digestion and to treat constipation.
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Island Royalty
AGE24
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LOCATION nowhere town
POSTS 2,801
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Post by lightning on May 4, 2024 8:13:50 GMT -6
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granddaughter of snowflake and starlight daughter of dawn and breeze niece of icicle and shadow sister of sparrow |
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