A perennial or biennial shrub native to Europe and naturalized in North America. Native Americans made a tea from the root bark to ease inflamed eyes. Europeans and other herbal advocates preferred to brew up the toothy leaves to treat diarrhea, colds, and stomach complaints, among other health problems.

Raspberry's most extensive use is to alleviate menstrual discomfort and to facilitate childbirth, some studies sat that it can either relax or stimulate uterine muscles.

Raspberry can also help with Dysentery, hemorrhoids, intestinal disease, tonsillitis, bleeding, wounds, canker sores, diabetes, fever blister, lung disease, and morning sickness.

Red clover came from Europe but is naturalized across much of the United States, notably in Vermont, where it's the official state flower.Red clover possesses a strong concentration of natural estrogens, plant world equivalents of human female hormones. phytoestrogens perform functions in the body similar to those of natural and synthetic estrogens, relieving menopause and menstruation-related problems and perhaps protecting against osteoporosis and cancer of the breast, colon, and prostate. When the body's own supply is low, the phytoestrogens step in and help pick up the slack.

Red clover can also help with Asthma, dermatitis, eczema, jaundice, syphilis, and venereal disease.

Most of the plant's leaves grow at ground level, with a few smaller, egg-shaped, short-stalked leaves up the stem beneath purple-veined, yellow to purplish brown flowers. Rehmannia is only a foot or so tall, and all 10 species are all from eastern Asia. Some researchers have reported good clinical success with a rehmannia extract used against arthritis pain and asthma. Studies show that rehmannia encourages fluid excretion, relaxes blood vessels, and stimulates the adrenal glands.

Rehmannia can also help with, High blood pressure, hives, kidney disease, anemia, hepatitis, cataracts, hemorrhage, insomnia, lumbago, measles, tonnitus, and palpitations.