In this guide, I’ll share my experience with 11 popular healing flowers used in traditional plant medicine. A quick note… ...

Fuchsia flowers hang downward and serve as an ideal ... viscous liquid often prized in folk medicine as an antiseptic agent. Hint: Farmers often utilize this easily bred organism in pollinating ...

Native to India, the neem herb has been a staple in traditional Asian medicine. People have used it to treat pain, fever and ...

The glamorous, showy flowers of hibiscus are a joy in summer and autumn. Hazel Sillver looks which of these colourful, exotic plants to grow and how ...

When taken by mouth: Passion flower is likely safe for most people when used as a flavoring in foods. It's possibly safe when taken as a tea for 7 nights, or as a medicine for up to 8 weeks.

At present, this plant is no longer used for cheese production. Instead, the plant’s flower is utilised in medicine production. Due to its inherent medicinal properties, Ayurveda recognises its value ...

Flowers will brighten any spirits. No, really. It’s actually scientific. The National Library of Medicine recently conducted evidence-based studies on how people’s brain activity and heart rate ...

“GROWING IN THE mud, and yet so clean, the lotus is a symbol of purity,” writes the Sri Lankan historian Ananda K. Coomaraswamy in his 1913 book “The Arts and Crafts of India & Ceylon.” The lotus pool ...

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Dr. Flowers studies the effectiveness of using donated lymphocytes, a type of immune cell, to treat recurrent malignancies after transplantation with donated cells. Professor, Division of Hematology ...