Vervain Extract.Vervain herb Extract.Blue Vervain Herb extract.Verbena officinalis.10:1.Verbena hastata.Iridoids, verbenin,verbenalin,mucilage.

Botanical Source:Verbena officinalis, Verbena officinalis (LINN.), Verbena hastata
Common Names&Synonyms:Herb of Grace. Herbe Sacree. Herba veneris.Vervain, Wild Hyssop, Simpler''''''''''''''''s Joy, American vervain, blue vervain, false vervain, traveler''''''''''''''''s joy, Indian hyssop, purvain,Ayauhxochitl, Bunj, European Vervain, Gogerchin Otu, Herb Of The Cross, Herb-of-the-cross, Holywort, Ijzerhard, Kuma-Tuzura, Ma Pien Ts''''''''''''''''Ao, Minecicegi, Rejil Al Hamam, Texas Vervain, Verbena, Verbena Oficinal, Vervain,Verbena officinalis, verbena, Common Verbena, Common Vervain, Eisenkraut, Enchanter''''''''''''''''s Plant, European Vervain, Herb of Grace, Herb of the Cross, Holywort, Juno''''''''''''''''s Tears, Pigeon''''''''''''''''s Grass, Pigeonweed, Simpler''''''''''''''''s Joy, Turkey Grass, Verbenae herba, Vervain, Yerba de Santa Ana,Vervan, Van Van, Ferfaen, Verbein, Verbena, Verbinaca, Dragon''''''''''''''''s Claw, Enchanter''''''''''''''''s Plant, Tears of Isis, Juno''''''''''''''''s Tears, Herba Veneris (herb of Venus), Persephonion, Demetria, Mercury''''''''''''''''s Moist Blood, Peristerium, Sagmina, Pigeon Grass, Pigeonwood, Frog-foot, Simpler''''''''''''''''s Joy, Altar Plant, Herba Sacra or Herbe Sacr¨|e, Holy Plant, Herb of Cross, Holy Herb, and Herb of Grace.

Phytochemicals and Constituents:

Active Compounds:Iridoids, verbenin, verbenalin and bastatoside Miscellaneous; essential oil, mucilage and others.
Constituents:The plant appears to contain a peculiar tannin, but it has not yet been properly analysed.

Active constituents:The active constituents of vervain have not been thoroughly demonstrated. Glycosides, such as verbenalin and aucubin, and a volatile oil may all contribute to its activity. No human studies have documented the use of this herb for any condition.
Constituents: Iridoid glycosides (verbenin, verbenalin, bastatoside), bitter principle, tannin, volatile oil (including citral, geraniol, limonene, verbenone), mucilage, unidentified alkaloid, saponin



Therapeutics and Pharmacology:

Verbena strengthens the nervous system whilst relaxing tension and stress. It is used in the treatment of depression and melancholia, particularly following a debilitating illness such as influenza. It is used as a relaxant and antispasmodic remedy in asthma, migraine, insomnia and nervous coughing. Verbenalin, one of the constituents, has a direct action on smooth muscle and also has a potential hypotensive effect. As a diaphoretic, the herb is indicated in the early stages of fever.
The glycosides also have a reputed galactagogue and emmenagogue action, and the Chinese use Verbena to treat migraines associated with female sex hormone fluctuations. The galactagogue properties are attributed to aucubin. A luteinising action has been reported, and attributed to inhibition of the gonadotrophic action of the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland. Verbena has been documented to possess weak parasympathetic properties, causing slight contraction of the uterus, and verbenalin exhibits uterine stimulant activity.
Verbena is used on the Continent for liver conditions, jaundice and gallstones, and as a gentle but effective laxative. It is a traditional remedy for infected gums and tooth decay, halitosis and tonsillitis. This is supported by the discovery that the glycoside verbenin has a direct effect on glandular secretions, suggesting an effect on the production of saliva.
A poultice of the herb may be applied to insect bites, sprains and bruises, and the ointment is used to treat eczema, wounds, weeping sores and painful neuralgia.


Medicinal Action and Uses:
It is recommended in upwards of thirty complaints, being astringent, diaphoretic, antispasmodic, etc. It is said to be useful in intermittent fevers, ulcers, ophthalmia, pleurisy, etc., and to be a good galactogogue. It is still used as a febrifuge in autumn fevers.
As a poultice it is good in headache, earneuralgia, rheumatism, etc. In this form it colours the skin a fine red, giving rise to the idea that it had the power of drawing the blood outside. A decoction of 2 OZ. to a quart, taken in the course of one day, is said to be a good medicine in purgings, easing pain in the bowels. It is often applied externally for piles. It is used in homoeopathy.
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Vervain as a remedy for treating:
Nervous disorders,Colds,Flu,Excess mucus,Fever,Fits,Convulsions,Sore inflamed eyes,Jaundice,Gout,Obstructions of the Liver and Spleen.

In Purification:
Vervain has a long history of use in purification. King Solomon cleansed the Temple with vervain, and the Romans placed it on altars in honor of Venus and Diana. A lustral water can be made from vervain for purifying ritual tools, and a bath with vervain can help the bather prepare for ritual work. In the British Isles, people held vervain over the Beltane fire to protect their livestock and strewed it over their fields at Summer Solstice to make sure they would be fertile. Nowadays, Pagans strew it over their gardens for the same reason.


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Product Specifications and Supplying Conditions:

Description: Vervain herb Extract.
Plant Part Used: Aerial parts of Verbena officinalis.
Concentration: 5:1. 10:1.
Serie Code: P-064
Expiration Date: 18~24Months in Good Condition
Storage Stock: Bulk in Stock
Pricing Terms: C&F;CIF;DDU;DDP.
Delivery Arrange: Soonest on the Day Confirmed

Appearance Showing: Brown to dark brown Fine Crystal Powder
Extracts State: Fine Crystal Powder
Mesh Size: 100% Pass 80 Mesh Screen
Color: Brown to dark brown
Odor and Smell: Characteristics
Taste Sense: Characteristic,light bitter.
Bulk Density: 0.45~0.47g/ml.

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