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Aloe Vera
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Burdock
Cascara Sagrada
Chamomile
Cayenne
Chinese Ephedra
Comfrey
Damiana
Dandelion
Dong Quai
Echinacea
Evening Primrose
Fenugreek
Feverfew
Fo Ti
Garlic
Ginger
Ginkgo Biloba
Ginseng
Goldenseal
Gotu Kola
Green Tea
Kava Kava
Licorice
Maitake
Peppermint
Raspberry Leaf
Reishi
Saw Palmetto
Senna
Slippery Elm Bark
Spearmint
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Herbs Around the World

Ever been curious where the medicine you're taking actually comes from? With over the counter drugs you'll probably never know. When it comes to herbal remedies however, there are comprehensive records of exactly where each herb was first found.

Although many herbs are now cultivated across the world, here we'll only list their place of origin. For example, Garlic is now cultivated on one million hectares of land globally, but it originated in central Asia.

North Americaamerican herbs

Echinacea - the immune system builder
Burdock - diuretic, promotes hair regrowth
Cascara Sagrada - natural colon cleanser
Cayenne - Central American hot spice
Evening Primrose - great for coughs
Goldenseal - Candida, stomach upsets
Raspberry Leaf - make into a delicious tea
Saw Palmetto - urinary tract infections
Slippery Elm Bark - soothes digestive tract



Europeeuropean herbs

Angelica - a versatile Scandinavian herb
Arnica - a widely used anti-inflammatory
Burdock - diuretic & promotes hair regrowth
Chamomile - sleep aid, stomach problems
Comfrey - natural healer, good for joints
Dandelion - yellow flower with many uses
Fenugreek - a Diabetes remedy
Feverfew - migraines, arthritis pain
Licorice - stomach ulcers and coughs
Peppermint - motion sickness, stomach
Spearmint - soothes your stomach

Asia

asian and chinese herbsAshwagandha - "Indian ginseng"
Burdock - diuretic, promotes hair regrowth
Chinese Ephedra -  "ma huang" from China
Dandelion - yellow flower with many uses
Dong Quai - "female ginseng" in China
Fo Ti - hair, stomach and skin
Garlic - many medicinal and culinary uses
Ginger - a multipurpose Asian herb
Ginkgo Biloba - for your skin and mind
Ginseng - the immune booster
Gotu Kola - a healer and anti-inflammatory
Green Tea - the Chinese anti-aging tea
Kava Kava - reduces stress, calms nerves
Maitake - a mushroom common in Asian medicine
Raspberry Leaf - make this into a delicious tea
Reishi - the Chinese "king of herbs"



South Americaamerican herbs

Damiana - an energy-giver and aphrodisiac
Cayenne - Central American hot spice
Evening Primrose - great for coughs








Africaafrican herbs

Aloe Vera - soothing herb with many uses
Senna - an effective laxative

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This website is not a medical reference, rather a starting point for further research. Authors are not qualified doctors or pharmacists. Readers should consult a doctor before taking any herbal medicine.