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Combinations Eucalyptus combines with other herbs such as Kava kava and Barberry to help resolve urinary tract problems. Veterinary indications • Urinary tract infections • Ringworm (when used externally) • Respiratory tract problems (when used externally) 32
<strong>VETERINARY</strong> HERB PROFILES GARLIC Allium sativum Background Originating from India or Central Asia, garlic has long been used in cooking and as a medicinal herb. Introduced into the UK by the Romans, garlic has become one of the best known of all herbs. Its name is derived from the Anglo Saxon word “garleac” meaning spear and the word “leac” meaning leek, supposedly referring to garlic resembling a leek with spearheaded like cloves. Garlic is one of the few herbs that has gained universal recognition and used both medicinally and in cooking. It was once used as a food by the Egyptians and during the first and second world wars, garlic was applied to infected wounds to help stop the spread of the infection and gangrene developing. It is also one of the herbs that has been extensively researched to determine its mode of action and how it can help resolve many common everyday health problems. One of its main constituents is a compound known as alliin which breaks down (when the cells are disrupted) into a pungent compound known as allicin which is active medicinally. Garlic also contains other compounds known as diallyldisulphides. Parts used Bulb Constituents • Volatile oils • Alliin • Mucilage • Germanium • Glucokinins • Amino acids • Vitamins A, B & C Medicinal actions • Antiseptic Garlic can help ward off infections and assists the body to fight off existing problems • Anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal The volatile oil in garlic and one of its the prime constituents known as alliin, have a marked antibacterial and anti-viral action which can be put to use in dealing with many common problems. Applied externally garlic can be used to help treat ringworm. 33
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