Just because an herb grows naturally doesn’t mean that it is without potential for harm.  Most herbs are safe if used with sense and within a logical limit.  Even something as common as a carrot can turn you a really silly color of  yellow if you eat too many of them.   Some plants are very beneficial, some can be very toxic when taken, or over done.

It is up to you to balance traditional medical wisdom and age old information. As in almost everything moderation is the key!  Consult a licensed professional before trying any herbal product or remedy. 

All the information provided here can be found in common literature about herbs and their history.  We are putting it here for your information only.  It is here for anyone who is interested in the folk remedies and the history of the plants they grew, and used to help maintain their health.  If you use any information contained within this site you do so at your own risk.  The owners of this site and the ISP carrier that they use are not liable for any outcome that might occur thru the use of information on this site.  You are responsible for yourself and in reading this you release the owners of this site and the ISP carrier that they use from any liability.

All medical inquiries should begin with a consultation at your regular doctors office. If you are interested in using products or plants that he/she is not in favor of, we suggest you look for one of the many doctors and other licensed health practitioners that are using alternative medicine as a way to bring better health management to the lives of their patients.