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horehoundAny of a group of plants belonging to the mint family. The white horehound (M. vulgare), found in Europe, North Africa, and western Asia and naturalized in North America, has a thick hairy stem and clusters of dull white flowers; it has medicinal uses. (Genus Marrubium, family Labiatae.) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Marshmallow was often used in combination with licorice or horehound to address bronchial complaints. Thyme, horehound, marshmallow, yerba santa, cherry and soothing honey are the main ingredients, and there are no artificial colors, flavors or animal products in the alcohol-free, vegetable-glycerin-based syrup. Herbs that stimulate menstrual flow: agave, angelica, bethroot, black cohosh, chicory, feverfew (in flower), hyssop, horehound, lovage, milk this-tie, mistletoe, motherwort, mugwort, nasturtium seed, osha, fresh parsley leaves (especially placed vaginally), pennyroyal, poke root, pulsatilla, rue, saffron, sumac berries, tansy, thuja (white cedar), watercress, wormwood, yarrow. |
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