Incredible List of 75 Super Healing Herbs and Their Uses

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50. Valerian

Commonly used today as a sleep aid or calming agent. It is often prescribed for those who experience anxiety or panic attacks. It does give some people headaches, however.

51. 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.

52. St. John’s Wort

Used for hundreds of years to treat depression, it also is highly anti-viral and can treat cold, flu, HIV, and hepatitis.

53. Sage

Helps those suffering from hot flashes due to menopause, and works well against throat, mouth, and gum diseases. A versatile herb that helps those with irritable bowel syndrome, insect bites, and even guards against failing memory. Sage is super easy to grow and thrives in even the coldest climates.

54. 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.

55. Passion Flower

This is a natural, non-addicting tranquilizer that helps to treat panic attacks, insomnia, irritability and anxiety attacks. Sometimes prescribed for convulsions due to its anti-spasmodic compounds, which makes it useful for those with severe menstrual cramps, asthma, and hypertension.

56. Oregano

Not just for spaghetti sauce anymore! Oregano relieves indigestion, reduces fevers, and helps to stop excess gas and bloating. Also good for regulating the menstrual cycle.

57. Mustard

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

58. 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.

59. Aloe Vera

This well-known house plant is wonderful for the skin and can be used on burns, wounds, acne, sunburn, ulcers, or varicose veins. Taken internally, aloe vera can ease ulcers, gastritis, and irritable bowel syndrome.

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