Apollo's Guide To Herbs

[Talos]

Herbs in the clan

If the healer, or "Apollo" knows which herbs to use then all is well, I judge this different than any other thing. It is not by the skills the healer has to determined which can be used, I=it is judged by the gardener. Some of there herbs can be found throughout the land, however many need t be planted, Dolos sells seeds, the Demeter buys them, they plant them, then mother nature shall come and reveal what has made it.
Alder: The leaves on this tree reduce swelling and prevent's infection from setting in. To apply this herb, chew and then apply to the wound. Another use is for a wolf that has a toothache to chew, resulting in a reduction to pain, swelling, and aid in preventing any complication's.
Basil: Apply to the paw to treat any paw problems.
Borage: Consume the leaves and root's to make fevers go away. Nursing female's should eat the seed's (or leaves) to increase the amount of milk for the pup's.
Burdock: Leaves are chewed and then applied to the wounded area. This helps clear infection and to speed healing. The roots are used as well.
Chamomile: When a wolf feel's stressed or is in a state of shock, use this to help calm the nerves.
Chervil: This plant is sweet-smelling. Its juices can be used for infected wounds. Chewing the roots helps with bellyache's.
Chickweed: Eaten to cure bellyache's, bloatedness and constipation as well as cough's
Cobwebs: Gathered to coil around leaves protecting wounds, or sticks and/branches for splints..
Comfrey: Root's are chewed into a paste used to help mend broken bones or soothe wound's.
Dock: Chewed and applied to soothe scratches.
Dried Oakleaf: Used to stop infection. Found during leaf-fall and can be stored in a dry place.
Feverfew: Brings down a fever.
Goldenrod: Used for healing wound's.
Honey: Used to soothe the throat.
Juniper: The berries helps bellyache's while the leaves ease coughs as well as other respiratory problems.
Lamb’s Ear: Used to help an exhausted or weakened wolf. No, not an actual lamb ear.
Lavender: Eat the leaves and flower's to cure fever and sore throat. Inhaling the scent can calm the nerves.
Marigold: Consume leaves and flower to relieve chills. Leaves and petals can be chewed and placed on wounds to prevent infection.
Mousebile: Used to kill ticks by dripping some on a moss ball and patting tick until the nasty thing goes away.
Mud: Soothes hornet/ bee sting's. Apply and let it dry and fall off on its own, taking the stinger with it.
Poppyseeds: Allows wolves to sleep peacefully, should not be used on nursing female's.
Ragwort: Used to treat aching joint's or other muscle soreness.
Stinging Nettle: Apply leaves to reduce swelling. Its seeds can be used for a wolf who has swallowed poison.
Tansy: Leaves consumed to relieve aching joint's, flower's consumed to treat cough. Do NOT give to pregnant female's, cause stillborn pup's.
Thyme: Used to treat shock, antsy nerves, and to calm the anxiety. Also bring restful sleep.
Watermint: Chew to the pulp and fed to a wolf with bellyache's.
Willow: The water on its bark should be allowed to drip into a wolf’s eyes to help blurriness. Also applied to dry skin patched to soothe. Once bark is dried out, healers may use it as a splint