| Most Common Name: | Horehound | | Botanical
Name: | Marrubium Vulgare | | Also
Known As (other names): | Hoarhound, White hoarhound |
A perennial plant from the Mediterranean coastal areas, which has spread
through Europe and the British isles, the use of this plant for medicinal
purposes go back to ancient Greece where it was used as a cough remedy.
It is
used for, or in treatment of: | | Expectorant | Tonic | Diuretic | | Pectoral | Stomach
upsets | Purgative | | Colds | | |
Administered
as: | | Infusion | Ointment | Syrup | | Tincture | | |
Constituents
(i.e. what has been reported to be in this herb): | | Marribium | Volatile
oil | Diterpene alcohols | Alkaloids | | Phystosterols | | | |
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