“Homeopathic Herbs”  

  In homeopathy, Homeopathic Herbs are herbs used in highly diluted herbal preparations, believed to cause a healthy person to exhibit symptoms similar to those exhibited by an unhealthy person with the same symptoms.
  Some examples of homeopathic herbs include:

Convallaria majalis (lily of the valley) Bellis perennis Homeopathic Allium cepa Strychnos nux-vomica (Strychnos nuxvomica) Homeopathic Aconite Homeopathic Aesculus hippocastanum Homeopathic Anthracinum Homeopathic Anthracinum bovum Homeopathic Anthracinum suum Homeopathic Allium cepa Homeopathic Antimonium Arsenicate Homeopathic Antimonium tartaricum Homeopathic Argentum nitricum Homeopathic Arnica Homeopathic Arsenicum album Homeopathic Baptisia Homeopathic Belladonna Homeopathic Bellis perennis

Homeopathic Bryonia Homeopathic Calcarea carbonica Homeopathic Calendula Homeopathic Chamomilla Homeopathic Camphor Homeopathic Colocynthis Homeopathic Cuprum metallicum Homeopathic Digitalis Homeopathic Drosera Homeopathic Dulcamara Homeopathic Ferrum phosphoricum Homeopathic Gelsemium Homeopathic Glonoinum Homeopathic Graphites Homeopathic Hamamelis Homeopathic Hepar sulfuris calcareum Homeopathic Ignatia amara Homeopathic Kalium bichromicum

Homeopathic Lachesis Homeopathic Ledum Homeopathic Lycopodium Homeopathic Mercurius vivus Homeopathic Natrum muriaticum Homeopathic Natrum sulphuricum Homeopathic Oscillococcinum Homeopathic Petroleum Homeopathic Phosphorus Homeopathic Picricum acidum Homeopathic Pulsatilla Homeopathic Rhus toxicodendron Homeopathic Ruta Homeopathic Sepia Homeopathic Silicea Homeopathic Sulphur Homeopathic Thea Sinensis / Camellia Sinensis Homeopathic Thuja Homeopathic Urtica urens

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“Lycopodium”  

  In nature, Lycopodium is a plant clubmoss genus, commonly called creeping cedar and ground pines, in the Lycopodiaceae family of the phyto-terrestrial order Lycopodiales in the Lycopodiopsida class of the Lycopodiophyta division, consisting of fern allies (seedless plants).
  In herbology, species of the herb Lycopodium, have been used internally as tea or externally as compresses for treatment of disorders of the locomotor system, skin, liver and bile, kidneys and urinary tract, infections, rheumatism, and gout.
  Examples of the species in the Lycopodium genus include:

• Lycopodium clavatum (stag's-horn clubmoss)
• Lycopodium thyoides (Diphasiastrum thyoides)

Also:

• Lycopodium bifurcatum
• Lycopodium deuterodensum
• Lycopodium japonicum
• Lycopodium lagopus
• Lycopodium oellgaardii
• Lycopodium pinifolium
• Lycopodium vestitum

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“Convallaria majalis (Lily of the Valley)”  

Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis)

  In nature, Convallaria majalis (Lily of the Valley) is a poisonous flowering plant species in the Convallaria genus of the subfamily Nolinoideae in the Asparagaceae plant family within the phyto-terrestrial order Asparagales.
  In homeopathy, Convallaria majalis is used as a homeopathic herb.
  In phytochemistry, all parts, including the berries, of the Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis) are highly poisonous, toxic and contains irritating substances, with about 20-38 different cardiac glycosides (cardenolides) have been found in the plant. Into our body, lily of the valley may be a cause of serious digitalis intoxication. **

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“Lobelia inflata”  

  In nature, Lobelia inflata is a plant species in the Lobelia genus of the Campanulaceae family within the phyto-terrestrial order Asterales.
  Lobelia inflata is best suited to those who suffer with faintness, dizziness, and weakness.
  Lobelia inflata is used by herbalists for treatment of asthma, hence its other nickname, asthma weed. **

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“Colchicum genus”  

Colchicum

  In nature, Colchicum (Autumn Crocus) is a genus of poisonous, perennial flowering liliaceous plants, the genus members are also called Autumn Crocus, Meadow Saffron, and Naked Lady referring to the crocus-like flowers which seasonally appear in the fall.
  The Colchicum (Autumn Crocus) roots (corms) yield the phytochemical homeopathic substance colchicine.
  Examples of species, subsets, and related entities of the Colchicum genus include:

Colchicum alpinum Colchicum androcymbioides Colchicum antepense Colchicum antilibanoticum Colchicum arenarium Colchicum arenasii Colchicum asteranthum Colchicum atticum Colchicum autumnale Colchicum balansae Colchicum baytopiorum Colchicum bivonae Colchicum boissieri Colchicum bornmuelleri Colchicum bulbocodium Colchicum burttii Colchicum chalcedonicum Colchicum chimonanthum Colchicum chlorobasis Colchicum cilicicum Colchicum confusum Colchicum corsicum Colchicum cretense Colchicum crocifolium Colchicum cupanii Colchicum davisii Colchicum decaisnei Colchicum doerfleri Colchicum dolichantherum Colchicum eichleri Colchicum euboeum Colchicum fasciculare Colchicum feinbruniae Colchicum figlalii

Colchicum filifolium Colchicum freynii Colchicum gonarei Colchicum graecum Colchicum gramineum Colchicum greuterocymbium Colchicum haynaldii Colchicum heldreichii Colchicum hirsutum Colchicum ignescens Colchicum imperatoris-friderici Colchicum inundatum Colchicum kesselringii Colchicum kotschyi Colchicum kurdicum Colchicum laetum Colchicum lagotum Colchicum leptanthum Colchicum lingulatum Colchicum longifolium Colchicum lusitanum Colchicum luteum Colchicum macedonicum Colchicum macrophyllum Colchicum manissadjianii Colchicum micaceum Colchicum micranthum Colchicum minutum Colchicum mirzoevae Colchicum montanum Colchicum multiflorum Colchicum munzurense Colchicum nanum Colchicum neapolitanum Colchicum parlatoris

Colchicum parnassicum Colchicum paschei Colchicum peloponnesiacum Colchicum persicum Colchicum polyphyllum Colchicum psaridis Colchicum pulchellum Colchicum pusillum Colchicum raddeanum Colchicum rausii Colchicum ritchii Colchicum robustum Colchicum sanguicolle Colchicum schimperi Colchicum serpentinum Colchicum sfikasianum Colchicum sieheanum Colchicum soboliferum Colchicum speciosum Colchicum stenopetalum Colchicum stevenii Colchicum szovitsii Colchicum trigynum Colchicum triphyllum Colchicum troodi Colchicum tunicatum Colchicum turcicum Colchicum tuviae Colchicum umbrosum Colchicum varians Colchicum variegatum Colchicum wendelboi Colchicum woronowii Colchicum x agrippinum Colchicum x byzantinum

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“Citrullus colocynthis”  

  In nature, Citrullus colocynthis, aka Cucumis colocynthis, is a plant species in the Citrullus genus of the Benincaseae tribe in the Cucurbitaceae family (gourd family) within the phyto-terrestrial order Cucurbitales.
  Citrullus colocynthis is an Ayurvedic plant used in Ayurvedic medicine with known active phytochemical components in chronic dis-eases.
  Citrullus colocynthis is a vine native to the Mediterranean Basin. Citrullus colocynthis has fruit, which is lemon-sized, yellowish, green-mottled, spongy, and extremely bitter, is a powerful hepatic stimulant and hydragogue purgative (cathartic) used as a strong laxative. **

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