Medic's Den

This is where the Medic and his/her apprentice work.
All right guys, this next list is long. But you can find the remedy for just about everything. Hunt through it. You'll find what you're looking for.

Basic Items and Uses

Alder Bark ~ toothaches

Blessed Thistle ~ increases circulation of blood

Borage Leaves ~ lessens fever, increases queens' milk

Bramble twig syrup ~ helps to sleep

Broken Rosemary Blossoms ~ eye infection, dress wounds around eyes or eyelids

Broom Poultice ~ broken legs and other serious injuries

Broom Malice Poultice ~ heal open wounds

Burdock Root ~ infection from cuts, especially rat bites

Catnip ~ green cough

Celandine ~ aching eyes

Chamomile ~ depression, fatigue, and anxiety; soothes heart

Chervil ~ juice of the leaves for infected wounds, chew the root for bellyache

Chewed Alfalfa ~ tooth decay

Chewed Aloe Vera Leaves ~ burns and other skin problems

Chewed Comfrey Roots ~ clean wounds

Chewed Daisy Leaves ~ aching joints

Chewed Dock Leaves ~ soothe scratches

Chewed Gumweed ~ seal wounds from infection; collects skin together and closes faster. Stings slightly.

Chewed Water Mint ~ stomach aches

Chickweed ~ cures some of green and black cough

Cobwebs ~ bleeding, perfect bandage for any small wound

Coltsfoot ~ eases coughing

Crushed Iris Petals ~ stimulates breathing during the birthing process, can also be used for pups’ sore throats

Crushed Marigold Petals ~ protects against infection of serious wounds. Avoid around eyes, it can be irritating

Crushed Pawpaw Roots ~ coughs in pups

Crushed Rose Thorns ~ seal wounds

Culver’s Root ~ when a wolf takes a dip in some sort of water. Use with Feverfew

Deadly Nightshade ~ poisonous plant. Often makes consumer vomit

Deathberries (Yew)~ fatal plant. (Note: these are red and shiny. Do not mistake for Hawthorne berries)

Dried Oak Leaves ~ stop infections

Ferns ~ clean wounds

Feverfew ~ fever, chills

Foxglove Cloves ~ purge toxins from the body by vomit

Foxglove Leaves ~ stop bleeding quickly in deep wounds

Garlic ~ fleas, scratches

Garlic Juice ~ dripped into wounds to prevent infection. Slight stinging

Ginger ~ asthma and coughs

Goldenrod ~ healing salve

Goldenrod Juice ~ dripped into wounds to relieve tingling or pain. Does nothing to heal

Grass ~ upset stomach

Hawthorne Berries ~ indigestion (Note: these look a lot like Deathberries, but not shiny)

Honey ~ helps herbs go down easier, soothes infections and throats of wolves who have breathed smoke

Horsetail Leaf Poultice ~ infected wounds

Ivy Juices ~ calming

Juniper Berries ~ stomach ache, calming effect, coughs and shortness of breath.

Lavender ~ fever, chills

Lavender Stem ~ calms a wolf in shock

Marigold Leaves ~ excellent item to dress wounds; soothes and stops infections

Mouse Bile ~ fleas and ticks. Moss is to be soaked in this and applied for desired results

Milkweed Juice ~ sores and burns. Do not use around ears or eyes. Poisonous when ingested

Narcissus Flower Petals ~ soothes a she-wolf when having contractions

Peathingy Flower Petals ~ pup cough; will help to clear clogged throats and nasal passages

Parsley ~ stops a queen's milk from coming

Poppy Seeds ~ painkiller, calming, helps a wolf sleep

Rosinweed ~ cleans out system when poisons have been ingested

Sacred Bark ~ upset stomach

Sage Roots ~ cracked pads, especially on elders. Use with Poppy Seeds for better effect

Shock Roots ~ stimulates the nervous system. Use when a wolf is unconscious, poisoned, or had head trauma

Snapdragon Seeds ~ ringworm, fleas

Stinging Nettle Leaves ~ swelling

Stinging Nettle Seeds ~ get rid of poison

Tansy ~ coughing. (Note: be sure to eat this in small doses)

Thinned-out Heather Down ~ indigestion of pups. Helps to line a pup's stomach and absorb the juices that produce the uncomfortable feeling

Thyme ~ calming anxieties, frayed nerves

Wild garlic & wild onion ~ infection from rat bites
 
Willow Bark ~ Makes patient sweat to get out fever faster.

Windflower Shoots ~ stomach cramps, such as cramps when a she-wolf becomes pregnant

Yarrow ~ vomit

Yarrow Poultice ~ heal and soften cracked pads

Traveling Herbs

Crushed Lotus Roots ~ energizer

Lamb’s Ear ~ extra strength

Poppy Seeds ~ dull hunger or pain

Ragwort ~ extra strength

Skullcap Seeds ~ extra strength

Tansy Leaves ~ drive away hunger

Witch Hazel ~ extreme energizer

Poultices and Mixtures

Chewed Ragwort Leaves + Crushed Juniper Berries ~ elders’ aching joints

Yarrow Leaves + Ragwort + Ivy ~ scraped paws. Swath in cobwebs after paw is dressed

Huckleberry + Goldenrod ~ muscle reliever

Horsetail Stem Sap + Cobwebs ~ Stop constant bleeding. Drip sap onto cobwebs before dressing paw

Crushed Marigold + Dried Berries + Poppy Seeds ~ extreme painkiller

Crushed Daisy Petals + two Poppy Seeds + six Cranberries + two Catnip Leaves ~ powerful mix for White/Green/Black Cough