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Post by //Cindy// l u n a on Sept 6, 2005 15:15:59 GMT -5
I have an idea:Since it is very frustrating to have to need look to up the way to hunt a rabbit in your Warriors book whenever you need to teach your apprentice how to, or have leaf through the 7th book when you don't remember that it is burdock root that cures rat bites, we could have a list of that kind of info. If you post a piece of info you found in the book, I can modify this post and put it in the organized list I am about to make. Put in whatever you want. If it's not from the book, please tell me. I might or might not post it.
Medicine cat info: Burdock Root --- for bites Balm of Gilead --- coughs and Sore throats Borage --- Fevers and Whitecough calendula --- Bee stings cannabis --- Depression Caraway --- stomach aches Chamomile --- stomach aches, infections and nightmares Comfrey --- for long trips to aid hunger Costmary --- for queens having kits Echinacea --- good for open wounds fennel seeds --- for long trips to aid hunger Foxglove --- Heart problems Ginkgo --- Mood problems Ginseng --- Good for an energy source on long trips Lavender --- Shock Sage --- anticeptic and good for coughs and colds Thyme --- for Shock
Mentor info:
Clan info:
Other useful info:
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Post by moonbeam on Sept 10, 2005 20:01:52 GMT -5
for medicine cat info Sage:Antisceptic and good for coughs and colds Chamomile:Stomach aches, infections, and nightmares Balm of Gilead: Coughs and sore throats Rue: Bite disinfectant Borage:Fevers and whitecough (Bronchitus for humans) Comfrey:For long trips to aid hunger Costmary:Good for queens having kits Fennel seeds:Again another thing for long trips and hunger Lion's ear:Snake bites These are not from the book they are real herbs, I hope they help
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Post by //Cindy// l u n a on Sept 11, 2005 7:51:31 GMT -5
wow! those are all great!
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Post by moonbeam on Sept 11, 2005 11:55:33 GMT -5
Thanks!
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Post by moonbeam on Sept 11, 2005 12:33:47 GMT -5
here's some more herbs Calendula:Bee stings Cannabis:Depression Caraway:stomach aches Echinacea:good for open wounds Foxglove:Heart problems Ginkgo:Mood problems Ginseng:Good for an energy source on long trips Lavender:Shock St. john's wort:Bruises, wounds, burns, and nerve problems Hope they help!
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Post by //Cindy// l u n a on Sept 11, 2005 16:07:46 GMT -5
Ack! soo much useful info!
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Post by *~Sunny~* on Sept 11, 2005 17:35:47 GMT -5
Thyme is another good one for shock. It helps calm down.
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