Aloe Vera

Angelica

Anise

Basils

Bee Balm

Betony

Borage (Borago officinalis)

Caraway

Catnip

Cayenne

Chamomile

Chervil

Cilantro

Dandelion

Devil’s Claw

Works as an anti-inflammatory so it is useful in easing the pain of arthritis, persistent back pain, and rheumatism. This herb is also well-known for stimulating the digestive system.

Of course this list is not all inclusive, but it can help you find the herb that might best work for you. Never start an herbal program without consulting a doctor first, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, planning on becoming pregnant, or are taking prescription medications.

Dill

Elderberry

Fennel

Chewing fennel after meals will improve digestion, stop bad breath, and whiten the teeth.

Fenugreek Seeds

The seeds from this plant are quite nourishing with their high nutrient content. Fenugreek seeds are very effective against lowering blood cholesterol, inflammation, labor pin, and improving digestion problems.

Feverfew

As the name implies, this herb will help break a fever, but it is also quite effective at stopping migraines, tension headaches, arthritis pain, and hangovers.

Garlic

One of the most popular herbs ever and highly valued for its anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties, not to mention its great taste when added to food dishes.

Geranium

Helps to open the bile ducts for the detoxification of the liver. It is also a natural anti-spasmodic, helps to stop bleeding, has anti-bacterial compounds, and is anti-infectious.

Ginger

This super popular herb is great at stopping nausea, digestive problems, morning sickness, and much, much more. It’s what many use as a sort of “go to” all around remedy for almost every ailment known to man due to its anti-spasmodic, anti-inflammatory, anti-pyretic, and analgesic compounds. Makes a great tea, also.

Gingko Biloba

This is a popular herb that improves circulation to the brain, improving memory and concentration levels. It is also used to prevent strokes, give energy, and is a powerful antidepressant. This herb is consumed by people all over the world, including many who suffer from MS.

Hawthorn Berry

This is an excellent choice for those with heart disease and angina, when used under the supervisor of a doctor. Hawthorn regulates blood pressure and stabilizes irregular heartbeats. Never take Hawthorn Berry without a doctor’s approval.

Horehound

Horseradish

Its powerful taste and smell are great for reliving muscle aches, opening up the sinuses and easing chest congestion.

Lemon Balm

A super mild herb that is even safe enough for children, lemon balm is calming to the body and can relieve anxiety and panic attacks. This herb is good for digestive problems caused by stress and can calm heart palpitations.

Licorice

Balances the body as well as the nervous system. Not for long term use, as it can cause liver damage.

Lime Flower

The flowers from lime trees are good at helping to stop migraine headaches, insomnia, nausea, and restlessness. These flowers also work well in combination with other herbs.

Marsh Mallow Root

As you might have already guessed, this is the same plant from which the base is made for campfire marshmallows! The roots of this plant have so many benefits, including stopping skin inflammation, stomach ulcers, aching muscles, bruises, and the pain and itching of insect bites.

Milk Thistle

There is perhaps no better herb for liver problems than milk thistle. Whether the problem stems from alcohol or drug abuse or from chemotherapy, this herb can help the liver regenerate itself while providing protection from future damage at the same time.

Mint

Mullein

This is great for those with breathing problems, stops common hay fever allergies, and helps relieve the symptoms of bronchitis and asthma. Makes a great laxative as well.

Mustard

Used for thousands of years to reduce fevers, alleviate aches and pains, and help with muscle sprains.

Myrrh

Yes, the same substance you might have heard about from the bible, myrrh has been around for centuries and it is used for more than just its sweet smell; it eases skin conditions, and supports the immune system. Myrrh is also anti-viral and anti-infectious and can reduce muscle spasms.

Nutmeg

Adding a touch of nutmeg to your meals can help with indigestion and heartburn.

Oregano

Parsley

When consumed raw, parsley is high in vitamin C and can help to improve digestion. It is also a powerful diuretic, so it’s good for detoxing the body, as well as being a pretty plate decoration!

Raspberry

The leaf from raspberry plants is high in calcium, and is known to help women control monthly cycles with heavy bleeding. It can prevent nausea and relax the cervix prior to childbirth. It’s also excellent for post-natal depression.

Red Clover

Often prescribed for women who are having difficulty conceiving, but also relieves the pain and itching of psoriasis and eczema. Some studies show that it is also an effective treatment against some cancers

Rosemary

Rosewood

Most people only think of rosewood in terms of furniture but rosewood is highly valued for its anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-infectious compounds.

Sage

Saint John's Wort

Savory

Slippery Elm

This is an age old treatment that has been used by Native Americans for hundreds of years to help stop sore throats, chest infections, bronchitis, even tuberculosis.

Tarragon

This tasty spice you most likely have in your kitchen but you probably didn’t know that it can help treat both insomnia and depression.

Used almost exclusively in cooking, almost no one is aware that tarragon was originally used to help treat insomnia and depression.

 Tea Tree Oil

This very popular oil from a tree native to Australia, it has strong antiseptic powers along with antifungal compounds. Very effective against all skin problems including acne, dandruff, and eczema.

Thyme

Turmeric

Although this has been around for hundreds of years, turmeric has recently been “discovered” to have great healing powers. It’s been used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine for skin ailments, blood purification, lung disease and heart and liver disease. Turmeric is super anti-bacterial, so it helps with wound healing.

Valerian

10. Witch Hazel

The perfect skin astringent for acne or oily skin. It also works great on bruises, sprains, or other types of skin wounds. Witch hazel rejuvenates the skin, so rub some over your face after washing for an inexpensive but natural toner.

Yarrow