The Roman agricultural writers much recommended Ivy leaves as cattle food, but they are not relished by cows, though sheep and deer will sometimes eat them in the winter.
Contents:
- Basic Botanical Info:Evergreen Ivy.
- Evergreen Ivy:Habitat and Plant Description.
- Main Constituents:Evergreen Ivy.
- History and Literature:Evergreen Ivy.
- Evergreen Ivy Medicinal Action and Uses.
- Research Update:ivy.
Evergreen Ivy Medicinal Action and Uses.
Robinson tells us that a drachm of the flowers decocted in wine restrains dysentery, and that the yellow berries are good for those who spit blood and against the jaundice.
Culpepper says of the Ivy: 'It is an enemy to the nerves and sinews taken inwardly, but most excellent outwardly.'
To remove sunburn it is recommended to smear the face with tender Ivy twigs boiled in butter; according to the old English Leechbook of Bald.
Reference:
1.The Roman agricultural writers much recommended Ivy leaves as cattle food, but they are not relished by cows, though sheep and deer will sometimes eat them in the winter.
last edit date:10th,Mar.2010.
- Name:Evergreen Ivy Extract
- Serie No:P083
- Specifications:10:1.TLC
- INCI Name:HEDERA HELIX EXTRACT
- EINECS/ELINCS No.:282-000-2
- CAS:84082-54-2
- Chem/IUPAC Name:Hedera Helix Extract is an extract of the leaves and stems of the ivy, Hedera helix, Araliaceae.





