Acalypha: commonly known as Match Me if You Can. It is used in a compress to reduce fever by encouraging sweat and relieving inflammations. 

Bidens Pilosa: commonly known as Shepherds Needle. Used as an antiseptic and antibiotic. As an infusion, it was used to treat sore gums and mouth sores.

Bryophyllum Pinnatum: commonly known as Life Plant. The juice is used to treat hypertension, colds and bronchitis. It is used in a poultice to treat boils, ulcers, and insect bites.

Cactus Opuntia: commonly known as Prickly Pear. Small quantities of raw pulp is used to stop diarrhea. 

Cichorium Intybus: commonly known as Chickory. Dried root decoction was used to counteract some types of diabetes. An infusion of leaves was used to clean and strengthen the liver and spleen. A herb infusion and bath treats eczema.

Cymbo Pogon Citratus: commonly known as Lemon Grass. Used to treat fevers and improve muscle tone.

Eriobotrya Japonica: commonly known as Loquat. A decoction of the leaves help counteract Candida Albicans.

Foeniculum Vulgare: commonly known as Fennel. Dried seeds were eaten to counteract arthritis, sluggishness and obesity. An infusion of bruised leaves is used as a tonic for the liver.

Juniperus Bermudiana: commonly known as Bermuda Cedar. Used by early settlers as a cold remedy.

Justica Secunda: commonly known as Father John. Infusion used to reduce fevers and in a tonic to build up the body.

Papaver Rhoeas: commonly known as Field Poppy. Herb and infusions were used to treat chest pain, anxiety, insomnia, and nerve problems.

Pimenta Diocia Officinalis: commonly known as Allspice. Used to boost the immune system. The leaves and berrys are antioxidents. An infusion of dried leaves is used to treat a fever.

Plantago Lanceolata: commonly known as Plantain. Used in a poultice to heal ulcers and wounds. Used as an infusion to detoxify the body and cure sexual diseases.

Pluchea Symhitifolia: commonly known as Cows Tongue. Used in a poultice to reduce swelling from a dislocation. Used in an infusion to reduce fever.

Syyrnium Olusatrum: commonly known as Alexander. Used in a poultice to relieve rheumatoid arthritis, sprains and painful joints. 

Verbas Cum Thapsus: commonly known as Mullein. Dried and rolled leaves were smoked to relieve asthma. Used in an infusion, it relieved hay fever and bronchitis. Used in a poultice, it counteracted piles.