Poppy seeds: For easing pain

Cobwebs: Stop bleeding

Burdock Root: For infections

Mouse bile: Removes ticks and other parasites

Catnip: Eases Pain and helps with Greencough

Thyme: Eases Anxieties

Honey: Good for irritated throats and soothing

Marigold: Heals wounds and sores

Arnica: Reduces Swelling

Arrow Root: Soothes stomach aches

Aloe Vera: Juice from leaves used as a burn ointment

Wormwood: Muscle relaxant

Basil: Reduces Fever

Deathberry: Fatal poison

Bergamot: Disinfectant

Chamomile: Relaxes nerves

Comfrey: Good for broken bones

Damiana: Anti-depressant

Dandelion: Antibiotic

Fennel: Eases sore throats and irritated eyes

Garlic: Gets rid of Parasites

Ginger: Soothes coughing

Ginkgo: Good for allergic reactions

Ginseng: A traveling herb; good for mental and physical strength

Hazel: Stops internal bleeding

Jasmine: Calms nerves; juice helps heal wounds

Lavender: Relieves muscle spasms

Lemon: Reduces fever

Mistletoe: Tranquilizer

Nettle: Leaves are good for rashes and fever

Parsley: Good for digestion

Rhubarb: eases stomach pains

Rosemary: Traveling herb; used for sore throat and gum problems

Rue: Strengthens eyesight, stops cough, clams hysterics, counters poisoning

Sage: Seeds used to treat eyes problems; Leaves used as a calming herb

Sesame: Reduces dizziness and blurry vision; Root is used for wheezing and asthma

Yarrow: Wound healer; helps recovery from fever; lowers blood pressure; leaves cause vomiting

Feverfew: used for headache relieving

Leek: Used for stings from bugs and poisonous plants

Snakeroot: Counters Poison

Juniper Berries: best for bellyaches

Dock leaves: making fur slippery when stuck in a tight space.