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Hops
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Humulus lupulus
Medicinally, the flowers are used and is considered a tonic, a nervine, diuretic, hypnotic, anthelmintic, sedative herb.
Hops relieves toothaches, earache, and neuralgia. It can also tone up the liver, increase bile flow, increase urination and even sometimes used to treat sexual disease eg. Gonorrhea. It is good for treating insomnia without causing a headache, and it is said that hops, when taken or ,by using a pillow stuffed with hops it can induce sleep effectively when nothing else will. It's also used to relievie anxiety, headaches, mood swings, panic attacks and stress and tension.
Hop poultice are very effective for inflammation, boils, tumors, painful swelling and skin ulcers.
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