Latin Name:Origanum Majorana The Plant is soaked in hot oil and cooled , and the oil was used as an eardrop for infections and other ear ailments. Infused leaves and flowers were taken as a general tonic. The oil was used to induce menstruation and to relieve pains and cramping. A tea made...
Latin Name: Pistacia Lentiscus Common throughout North Africa, the resinous extract from the tree was used as an analgesic and as a sedative for chest pains. An infusion in the form of a tea stimulates menstrual flow and the resin from the tree is chewed to purify the breath. The resin was...
Latin Name: Commiphora Myrrha In Egypt it was popular for treating sore throats, canker sores and gum infections. Remedies also emphasized its healing powers for skin conditions, where it is applied to acne, boils and skin inflammation. In East Africa it is used as an incense and the...
Latin Name: Myrtus Communis An infusion from the whole plant was taken as a stimulant. An infusion from only the root was used as an astringent. An infusion from the leaves and young branches was considered a health remedy for asthma and other respiratory ailments. A decoction from the...
Latin Name: Citrus Reticulata Indigenous to South Africa the extracts of the leaf and fruit have strong antibiotic effects. The typical remedy uses the extract to prevent infection and to wash and cleanse skin wounds to promote healing and good health.
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