Many natural products were used before the Rockefellers came along . 😠Your search for natural remedies is awesome Walter , have a blessed weekend as well …. to you and your family …. Thank u 😊
I have an herb garden that has several different types of catmint. They are lovely plants that come back every year and they bring in the pollinators to my gardens with their lovely little flowers along with some feral cats that bask in the catmint and love nibbling on the plants. Thank you for this article.
I grow and harvest cat mint. Used it to treat my cats when they where sick. Many herbal cough drops have these kinds of ingredients. I've been using Olbas and Ricola cough drops thru all of covid. They are tasty and work great. Soothing : ). Teas too.
I wonder how similar this plant is to Nepeta spp. of catmint, which is what you generally find in the U.S. (warning: it's an aggressive plant - if you plant one, it will be everywhere in your yard before you know it.)
Thank you, again, Doctor, for another "Friday hope." I'm looking into catmint as I write this. You, too, have a very blessed week-end. Thank you again!
Many natural products were used before the Rockefellers came along . 😠Your search for natural remedies is awesome Walter , have a blessed weekend as well …. to you and your family …. Thank u 😊
Look at Chinese skullcap, licorice, knotweed too
I have an herb garden that has several different types of catmint. They are lovely plants that come back every year and they bring in the pollinators to my gardens with their lovely little flowers along with some feral cats that bask in the catmint and love nibbling on the plants. Thank you for this article.
wonder if other forms of mint would be also effective.... spearmint peppermint are pretty easy to buy.. don't think catmint is
Thank you Walter Chesnut!! Peace.
Have you looked into Cat's Claw? Years ago a friend took it during radiation treatments for breast cancer. Her skin was not harmed by the radiation and her radiologist asked what she was doing/taking. https://www.wubmed.org/blog/cats-claw-useful-properties-side-effects-and-dosage/
I grow and harvest cat mint. Used it to treat my cats when they where sick. Many herbal cough drops have these kinds of ingredients. I've been using Olbas and Ricola cough drops thru all of covid. They are tasty and work great. Soothing : ). Teas too.
Thanks for this. This 2012 review also indicates anti-HIV. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/284968207_Anisomeles_indica_an_overview Interesting, given what we know about certain sequences in SARS-CoV-2
I wonder how similar this plant is to Nepeta spp. of catmint, which is what you generally find in the U.S. (warning: it's an aggressive plant - if you plant one, it will be everywhere in your yard before you know it.)
Thank you, again, Doctor, for another "Friday hope." I'm looking into catmint as I write this. You, too, have a very blessed week-end. Thank you again!
Always an amazing research, Walter!
Thank you for being such an inspiration.
Good science for the good of the people!
God bless you always. Amen.