Wound healing is a complex process, where several body interactions need to function together. Herbs and specific parts of plants have been used to support these natural wound-healing forces in our body as early as 2700 BC and still today they are seen as an effective way to shorten the healing process of wounds all over the world. A number of plants have been scientifically proven to improve tissue regeneration, increase wound contraction and prevent infections. It is also believed that plants can inhibit the growth 0f microorganisms that might contribute to the healing process.
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Karela
Momordica charantia
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New Zealand spinach
Tetragonia tetragonioides
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Goji berry
Lycium barbarum
Aphrodisiac properties “He who travels one thousand kilometres from home should not eat goji.” This ancient Chinese proverb, which warns those who have travelled far from their lovers to avoid the...
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Lemon verbena
Aloysia citrodora
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Wax begonia
Salvia rutilans
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Marrokaanse munt
Mentha spicata var. cripsa 'Moroccan'
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Vietnamese coriander (rau răm)
Persicaria odorata
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Patchouli
Pogostemon cablin
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Cayenne pepper
Capsicum annuum 'Cayenne'
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Salad burnet
Sanguisorba minor
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