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Astringent Herbs

Definition

Astringent herbs are those herbs which contract body tissues. These herbs should be used when tissues are weak. Such Herbs tighten up and tone the loose or saggy tissues.
Steptics or Hemostatics that acts on the skin and stops bleeding. It typically contracts the cells of the skin. It dries the tissues whereas Astringents constrict the outer surface of the tissues, thereby restoring their resilience.
Eat an unripe fruit, mostly sour in taste, like green banana. Your mouth will pucker and feel dry. That is astringent action. The same thing will happen with Green Tea.
Astringents are locally drying but help the metabolism to retain water in the body on the whole.
Locally, they are Anti inflammatory and Anti microbial.

Excess of Astringent herbs may cause :
Constipation
Water Retention
Repertory

Effective

Abscess Root Plant
Acacia Cyclops
Acacia Greggii
Acridocarpus Excelsus
Adiantum Venustum
Ajuga Brachystemon
Ajuga Bracteosa
Ajuga Reptans
Albertisia Cordifolia
Albertisia Villosa
Albizia Altissima
Albizia Ferruginea
Aleurites Moluccanus
Altingia Excelsa
Amaranthus Blitoides
Amelanchier Arborea
American linden
American Plum
Aquilaria Malaccensis
Aquilegia Canadensis
Armenian Earth
Aucoumea Klaineana
Auricularia Auricula Judae
Balete Tree
Banana Shrub
Bastard Oleaster
Beech Drops
Begonia Laciniata
Biophytum Candolleanum
Brachycorythis Obcordata
Bridelia Ferruginea
Bruguiera Gymnorrhiza
Calcutta Bamboo
Cassipourea Ceylanica
Castanea Mollissima
Catharanthus Lanceus
Cattail
Cheeses
Cherry Stem
Christmas tree plant
Combretum Micranthum
Commelina Benghalensis
Connarus Africanus
Corchorus Fascicularis
Cordyla Pinnata
Coriaria Nepalensis
Corky debbar Tree
Costmary
Cotoneaster Microphyllus
Creeping Lickstoop
Crinum Aszaticum
Crocanthemum Canadense
Crook Fruited Palm
Crowberry
Cup Saucer Plant
Cupressus Lusitanica
Cyperus Iria
Cyphostemma Adenocaule
Dacryodes Buettneri
Decaspermum Fruticosum
Descurainia Sophia
Digera Alternifolia
Divine Jasmine
Dracocephalum Moldavica
Dragon Bone
Dragon Tooth
Empress Tree
English Mace
Epilobium Hirsutum
Equisetum Telmateia
Eriosema Chinense
Eulophia Dabia
Euphorbia Convolvuloides
Ficus Elastica
Ficus Rumphii
Ficus Tsjakela
Flickingeria Macraei
Gardenia Campanulata
Geranium Ocellatum
Geranium Wallichianum
Gooseberry
Hardhack
Hathikana
Hebe Salicifolia
Hedgehog Skin
Henbit Deadnettle
Hepatica Acutiloba
Heuchera Americana
Heuchera Micrantha
Himalayan Firethorn
Himalayan Strawberry
Himalayan Strawberry Tree
Holarrhena Mitis
Hopea Odorata
Hymenocallis Tubiflora
Hymenodictyon Obovatum
Hymenodictyon Orixense
Indian Snowberry
Indian Thorny Bamboo
Justicia Pectoralis
Kalmia Angustifolia
Leea Aequata
Lingonberry
Lycopus Americanus
Mango Seed
Maqui Berry
Maravilla
Meda
Morinda Umbellata
Mysore Fanpetals
Nepeta Ciliaris
New England Aster
Oenothera Glazioviana
Oldenlandia Glabra
Oropetium Thomaeum
Oxeye Daisy
Panax Fruticosa
Panicled Peristrophe
Paracalyx Scariosus
Peach Leaved Willow
Persicaria Maculosa
Philadelphia Fleabane
Phyllanthus Fraternus
Pithroj Tree
Plains Wild Indigo
Pohutukawa
Polygonum Arenastrum
Potentilla Kleiniana
Priyangu
Rata Vine
Ratany
Red Bistort
Ribbon Fern
Rimu
Rosa Pisocarpa
Rose Scented Geranium
Rough Pigweed
Rubus Allegheniensis
Rubus Buergeri
Salvia Lanata
Sapphire Berry
Scepa Lindleyana
Schoenoplectus Tabernaemontani
Scotch Thistle
Scouler s Willow
Sea Grapes
Shrubby Jasmine
Small Flowered Bugleweed
Smooth Solomon s Seal
Solanum Indicum Linn
Sparrow false Pimpernel
Sphenoclea Zeylanica
Squaw Root
Stem Clasping Ligularia
Sterculia Balanghas
Sunsunga Pherang
Surapunnaga
Syzygium Paniculatum
Tanekaha
Terminalia Calamansanai
Terminalia Citrina
Tetracera Sarmentosa
Thistle Sage
Threeleaf Arrowhead
Trailing Blackberry
Tree Fuchsia
Tree Vernonia
Typha Elephantina
Utricularia Vulgaris
Vaccinium Parviflorum
Vernonia Patula
Veronica Officinalis
Water Apple
Water Birch
White Meranti Tree
White Sagebrush
Wild Himalayan Pear
Wild Nutmeg
Xylocarpus Rumphii
Xylopia Championii
Yellow Rattle
Ziziphus Rugosa
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Materia Medica for

Single Herbs

Marigold for Hematoma

Make infusion of Marigold flower. Wash the affected area.

True Cinnamon for External Bleeding

Bark of True Cinnamon helps to stop External Bleeding, as it acts as a coagulator.
Sun dry the bark of True Cinnamon. Powder the bark. Sprinkle bark powder of True Cinnamon over affected parts. Leave it.
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