Liber Herbarum Minor (English)

Rev.18-07-2008

Balm of Gilead

Plant names
English Balm of Gilead, Balsam fir, North American Balsam Fir
Latin Abies balsamea (L.) MILLER
Plant partsEssential oil from the needels, Needles, Resin / Pitch, Rind / Bark / Cortex
Diseases & Uses
Diseases abscess, Antibacterial, Anticatarrhal, Antidiarrheic, AntiRheumatic, Arthritis, Chest infections, Chronic nasal catarrh, Circulatory stimulant, Common cold, compress, cough, diuretic, expectorant, gargle, Infection in the urinary passages, infections of respiratory tract, Pain, Pickmeup, Protects against infections, Scurvy, Sexually transmitted disease, Sinus trouble, Skin infections, Tonic, Wounds
Foods culinary herb, tea substitute
Contents
 3-Carene, Alpha-Phellandrene, Alpha-Pinene, Beta-Phellandrene, betulin, bitter essence, bornyl-Acetate, Camphene, essential oil, limonene, mucilage, resin

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