VETERINARY HERBAL MEDICINE - Denes Natural Pet Care

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<strong>VETERINARY</strong> HERB PROFILES HOPS Humulus lupulus Background Hops are traditionally associated with beer but they have been used in medicine for at least as long as in brewing. This perennial remedy is commonly found in hedgerows widely over Europe which and has a tendency to climb and wind around willow and other trees. This led Pliny to refer to the plant as "willow wolf" from which it gained its Latin name lupulus meaning wolf. Parts used Flowers Constituents • Lupulin • Bitters • An oestrogenic like substance • Resin • Volatile oil • Tannin Medicinal actions • Sedative Hops have a sedative action on the body and will relax the nervous system. Consequently they can help with anxiety, restlessness, insomnia, overexcitement and tension. • Nervine Plants with nervine type properties will provide general support to the nervous system and will tone it generally. Hops can be used to help with a wide variety of nervous system related problems, even those of long-standing. • Astringent Astringent herbs will tone and firm up tissues as they contain tannins. This useful property means that hops can be used to treat conditions such as colitis associated with stress on the nervous system. • Appetite stimulant Hops contain compounds called bitters which can stimulate the appetite and the flow of digestive juices. 40
Combinations Hops are commonly combined with other herbs: With Valerian and Skullcap in the treatment of anxiety. With Valerian and Passionflower for insomnia. Veterinary indications • Anxiety, including separation anxiety • Restlessness • Over-excitement • Insomnia and night time pacing • Colitis where there is an underlying nervous cause • Appetite stimulation 41
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