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It took thousands of years and over 700 herbs, plants and flowers to create a substance so complex that science doesn't even come close! The following contains a general analysis of the Neydharting Moor, showing the naturally occurring vitamins, and trace elements which are contained in the Moor. A brief listing of some of the naturally occurring traditionally recognised herbs and the physical symptoms or areas of the body which they are traditionally recognised to help is also included on this page here. The Moor is the only 100% naturally occurring substance which contains this extent of beneficial vitamins, trace elements, herbs and other compounds.
 
Vitamins, Trace Elements, and other Beneficial Compounds
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A (Vitamin) Alkali Salts
Amino Acids Aluminimum Hydrates
Acetic Acid Antibiotics
Arabinose Ammonium
Albumin Argon (Trace Element)
Antimony (Trace Element)  

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B (Vitamin) Bitter Principles
B-1 (Vitamin) Butyric Acid
B-12 (Vitamin) Biopterin
Bitumen Balsam
Boron (Trace Element) Bismuth (Trace Element)
Barium (Trace Element) Bromine (Trace Element)

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C (Vitamin) Carotenes
Chlorides Colouring Matters
Chlorates Calcium Oxide
Carbonic Acid Cellulose
Copper (Trace Element) Chlorine (Trace Element)
Calcium (Trace Element) Cobalt (Trace Element)
Cerium (Trace Element) Carbon (Trace Element)
Chromium (Trace Element) Cesium (Trace Element)

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D (Vitamin) D-2 (Vitamin)
Dysprosium (Trace Element)  

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E (Vitamin)  

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F- Group (Vintamin) Folic Acids
Ferro (iron II) and Ferro (iron III) salts, fat acids (e.g. groups F vitamin) Fructoses
Formic Acid Fulvo Acids
Fats Flourine (Trace Element)

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Galactan Glutamic Acids
Glucosides Germanium (Trace Element)
Gold (Trace Element)  

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Hexosans Humic Acids
Humas Accompanying Substances Hydrogen Sulfide
Hormones Humolignin
Hyper Sulphides Hemicelluloses
humins Hydrogen (Trace Element)
Helium (Trace Element)  

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Inorganic Sulphur Iron Oxides
Iodine Salts Inosites
Iron (Trace Element) Indium (Trace Element)

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K (Vitamin)  

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Levulinic Acids Lactic Acid
Lignin Lanthanum (Trace Element)

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Manganese Compounds Metasilcic Acids
Magnesium Salts Mannan
Malic Acids Methane
Monosaccharides Magnesium (Trace Element)
Mercury (Trace Element) Manganese (Trace Element)
Molybdenum (Trace Element)  

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Nitrogen Compounds Nitrates
Nitrates Nitrogen (Trace Element)
Nickel (Trace Element)  

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Oils Organic Sulfides
Organic Sulphates Oxalic acid
Oxygen (Trace Element)  

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Penecillia (as aureomycin, streptomycin, terramycin, pennicillin) Pentosans
Propionic Acid Potassium Oxide
Pantothenic Phosphoric Acids Pectins
Protien Palladium (Trace Element)
Potassium (Trace Element) Phospherous (Trace Element)
Promethium (Trace Element)  

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Resins Rhamnose
Rubidium (Trace Element Radium (Trace Element)

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Sodium Compound Sexual Hormone Substance
Succinic Acid Silicic Acid
Salicylates Starch
Saponins Silicon
Strontium (Trace Element) Selenium (Trace Element)
Silicon (Trace Element) Sulfur (Trace Element)
Scandium (Trace Element) Silver (Trace Element)
Sodium (Trace Element)  

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Tannic Acids Tin (Trace Element)
Titanium (Trace Element) Thallium (Trace Element)

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Uron Acids  

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Volatile Oils Valeriana
Vanadium (Trace Element)  

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Waxes  

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Xylos  

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Zirconium (Trace Element) Zinc (Trace Element)

Herbs

Of the 700 herbs found to be contained in the Moor, some of the identified healing Moor plants have been listed along with their traditionally accepted individual tratement application Click an the letters to begin viewing a portion of the herbs which make up the Moor.

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Adders Wort, bistorta (Polygonum bistorta) gout
Agrimony (Latin: agrimonia, Greek: argemone) gravel
Azure Molimia bronchitis
Arnica (Arnica montana) bleedings
Alder Bush wounds
Aconite (Aconitum) trigeminal neuralgia
Aiuga liver

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Burdock (Arctium) swelling
Bennet, avens (Geum/urbanum) gums
Brooklime (veronica Beccabunga) conjunctiva
Bennet, Avens (Geum/Urbanum) gums
Badekraut intestinal complaint
Bears Bilberry (Acto-staphylos Uva Ursi) disease of the kidneys
Barlauch arteriosclerosis
Bog-asphodel (Narthecium ossifragum) injuries of the bones
Burnett saxifrage (Pimpinella) stomach
Bindengewachse fatty degeneration
Birches, moor birches (Betula) hair disease
Blood Wort (potentilla tormentilla) diarrhoea
Brownwort (Scrophularia) scrofulosis
Brennkraut eczema
Bramble intestine
Bruesch uterus
Butter Flower, marigold pimples, blotches, Acne
Black Alder (Frangula Alnus) laxative
Butterwort (Pinguicula) lungs
Broom (Genista) milt
Bell Flowers (Campanula) tendon sheath
Bilberry (Vaccimium/Myrtillus) diabetes mellitus
Bur reed nerves

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Common Club Moss; Wolfs Claw sore feet
Cotton-Grass, broad leaved belly
Chicory kidney catarrh
Common Horse Tail stomach
Celery (Apium graveolens) hormonal disorders
Chickweed (Trientalis Europaea) sweat
Calmus gastric bleeding
Camomile inflammations
Cat Thyme (Teucrium marum) constipation
Cat's Foot (Gnaphalium dioicum) stomach
Chervil (Chaerophyllum, Anthriscus, Myrrhis) herpes
Clover (trifolium) boils; apostemes
Crakeberry, Crowberry (Empetrum) urinal passage
Curly Mint (Mentha Crispa) stomach
Crossflower, milkwort (Polygala vulgaris) abcess; boils
Catch Fly (Lychnis Viscaria) barrenness
Couch Grass (Triticum repens) eschar
Common Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) worms
Crake Berry (Empetrum nigrum) sore throat
Cowslip (Primula officinalis) cough
Celandine (Chelidonium maius) hemorrhoids
Club Moss, Moor Powder, (Lycopodium, Circaea) liver complaint
Common or Sweet Basil (Ocymum basilicum) stone in the bladder, cystic calculus
Consound (Symphytum) fracture of a bone
Common Broom (Sarothamnus or Cystisus scoparius) flatulancy
Common Buck Bean blood deficiency, anemia
Cuckoo Flower (Cardamine pratensis) mucosa
Carnivorous FLy Orchis illness of the testes
Crowfoot, stinging liver
Crowfoot, flabby gall
Colt's Foot (tussilago farfara asthma
Currant Bush (Ribes) gout

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Duck Weed (Lemna) hoarseness
Dead Nettle (Lamium) urethra
Dandelion (Leontodon taraxcum) intestinal complaint
Daphne paralyses
Devils Bit (succisa pratensis) heavy breathing
Dwarf Elder Root (sambucus ebulus, Ebulum humile) urinary bleeding
Dryers Weed gall
Daisy (Bellis perennis) anal pains

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Erythraea constipation
Elecampane (Inula Helenium) hemorrhoids
Eye Bright, Euphrasy (Euphrasia) weak sight

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Forget Me Not (Myosotis) Pains in the joints, arthralgia
Flax Weed (Linaria) phlegm
Flag, flower de luce (Iris), blue diabetes
Fetid Chara, stonewort (Chara fetida) glands
Flowering Rush (Butomus umbellatus) diarrhoea
Finger Fern (Comarum palustre) women's diseases
Fenugreek abcesses
Fumitory (Fumaria) eyes
Ferns, Bracken (Filix) intestinal worms, entozoa, enthelminthes
Fennel (Foeniculum) bladder ailment
Fletchbinse dysentry
Five finger grass, cinquefoil (potentilla reptans) women's disease

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Grass of Parnassus (Parnassia palustris) facial redness
glyceria diet
Golden Saxifrage (Chrysosplenium oppositrolium) milt
Gentian (Gentiana) stomach
Gale mouth odour
Germander (teucrium/CHamaedrys) gout
Goose Rue spermatorrhoea
Golden rod (Solidago) gastric juices
Gottesknab back-ache
Grindeliakraut asthma
Ground-Ivy (Glechoma hederacea) eyes
Good Henry gout

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Holly (Ilex Aquifolium) women's disease
Hellebore (Helleborus) leaness
Herb Robert (Geranium Robertianum) gout
Hemlock (Conium maculatum) proliferations
Horehound (Marrubium) intestinal catarrh
Henbane, Hog's Bean (Hyoscyamus niger) arthritis
Hawk Weed (Hieracium) nose bleeding
Hazelwort (Asarum europaem) emetic
Hre Foot wounds
Heather (Erica vulgaris) Zerrungen
Hearth Myrtle dropsy
Heath Rose (Helianthemum fumana) remedy for wounds
Hemp Nettle (Galeopsis) tooth-ache

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Iron Wort, vervian wounds

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Juniper (Iuniperus) Circulatory disorders
John's Wort (Hypericum) burns

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Kopfbinse, schwarzliche scurf; dandruff
Kriesdorn bilious complaint
Knights Spur cough
Knapp Weed catarrh

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Lousewort (Pedicularis) skin-diseases
Liverleaf (Heptica nobilis) liver
Lily Rush gall
Lint (Moor) Kraut rheumatism
Lung Flower, marsh-gentian (Gentiana pneumonanthe) pulmonary disease
Lungwort, pulmonary (Pulmonaria) spitting blood; hemoptysis
Lofty Bulrush hoarseness
Ladies Help whites, leukorrhea
Ladies Mantle catarrh of the vagina
Lady's Slipper (Cypripedium Calceolus) menstrual trouble
Loosestrige (Lysimachia vulgaris) scurf, dandruff

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"mocker" rheumatism
Marsh Moss, (Mnium undulatum) gout
Marsh FingerFern women's diseases
Marsh Dragon Wort fever
Marsh Arrow Grass influenza
Marsh Marigold (Caltha palustris) bleedings
Marsh Fern (Apsidium thelyptris) wounds
Marsh Sulfurwort neuralogic pains in the joints (articular rheumatism)
Marsh Horse Thistle sore feet
Marsh Galium stomach
Marsh Chickweed fatigue
Marsh (or wild) Rosemary (Ledum palustre) nerves
Marsh Reed Grass somnolence
Marsh Sedge Grass small pox
Marsh Milfoil stomach
Marsh Violet eruption; rash
Marsh Forget Me Not eyes
Marsh Willow Herb cramp
mudwort nettle rash (urticaria)
Marsh Woundwort, clown's all-heal (Stachys palustris) dropsy
Mallow (Malva neglecta) loosens phlegm
Mallow (Malva) herpes
Mountain Pine lung catarrh
Madesuss fever
Marguerite (Bellis perennis) herpes, dry
Marzenbecher change of life
Mehlprimel stomach
Masterwort fever
Melissa, Balm Gentle (Melissa officinalis) heart
Mints (Menthae) stomach
Mohrenweizen cough
Mohrwurz troublesome complaints due to age
Morel (Morchella esculenta) testicular illness
Moor-Lint-Kraut rheumatism
Moor Fungi pulmonary disease
Moor Mushrooms cancer of the oesophagus
Moor Rose, water lily (Nymphae) heart-ache, cardialgia
Moor Pepper heat flashes
Moor Spider Wort eczema
Moorberry, mossberry, cranberry (Vaccimium oxycoccus) paralyses
Moss Garlic complaints due to old age
Marigold (Calendula) liver
Milfoil (Achillea Millefolim) flatulance
Mud Shave Grass tuberculosis
Mugwort (Artemisia) epilepsy
Marsh Mallow Root cough
Marsh Trefoil, bogbean (Menyanthes trifoliata) fever
Meadow Saffron (Colchicum autumnale) gastric complaint

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Narcissae sciatica
Nettles (Urtica) eczemas

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Orchis, broad leaved disease of the testes
Orchis, flesh coloured night-sweats
Ox Eye wounds
Oak Wort blood stanching
Oats, wild intestinal catarrh

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Peat Moss (Sphagnum cymbifolium change of colour concerning the skin
Peat Grass night sweats
Peat Lily bleedings
Pond Weeds (general) nerves
Pond Weed (Potamogeton) with dense foilage stomach
Pond Weed (Potamogeton) floating gullet
Pinks (Dianthus) nueritis
Peony (Paeonia) gout
Peral Wort urinary complaint
Purple loosestrife (Lythrum Salicarica) kidney
Primrose (Primula) cough

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Rib Grass (Plantago lanceolata) obstruction caused by phlegm
Red Rattle skin disease
Red Whortleberry or Red Billberry, Cowberry (Vaccinium Vitus Idaea) urine
Rue (Ruta graveolens) bleedings; hemorrhage
Rikordaris "quickener"
Ritterklee ovaries
Rohrglanzgras gout
Reed-mace (Typha) sciatica
Reed (Phragmites communis) rheumatism
Rosemary (Rosmarinus) lumbar weakness
Reed (Phragmitis, Arundo) palsy
Rush, Moss Rush, Heath Rush (Iuncus squarrosus) rash; eruption on skin
Rest Harrow bladder ailment
Rasberry Bush (Rubus IDaeus) stomach

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Sweet William complaints due to age
Swayblade (Listera ovata) intestine
Sundew (Drosera), carnivorous eyes
Spiraea purgative
Spiessmoos rheumatism
Silene Armeria tumors
Starwort (Stellaria) jaundice
Stink Morel gout
Stork's Bill (Geranium) barrenness
Sumpfkopf arthrosis
Stunted Pine used for healing baths
Spponwort (Cochlearia) uterine ligaments
Skirret (Sium) nose
Sneeze-milfoil prostata
Storks Bill (Erodium cicutarium) pain in the chest
Sept-foil, tormentil diarrhoea
Schachblume palate
Shave Grass (Equisetum) tuberculosis
Schlammhalm consumption
Sword Flag, yellow water flag (Iris pseudacorus) secret suffering
Sedge Grass (Carex) skin-disease
Sedge, bloated eczemas
Sedge (Davalls) herpes
Sedge, yellow dandruff
Sedge, high scab; mange
Saponaria flatulance
Soapwort purification of the blood
Strawberry Plant (Fragaria) fall of hair, alopecia
Soft Rush (Iuncus effusus) stomach
Scutellaria lung
Shepherd's Purse (Capsellabursa pastoris) asthma
Staggerwort (Senecio Jacobaea eyes

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Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) liver
Tad Pipe (Equisetum limosum) stomach

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Violet (moor_violet) bleeding of the nose
Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) heart
Various leaved Canary Grass (Phlaris arundinacea) "schmerfluss"

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Water Milfoil (myriophyllum) fever
Wood Scabious German Measles; "rose rash"
Waters Edge Veronica Bleeding (piles); hemorroids
Woodruff (Asperula) Milt
Water-Violet ( Hottonia palustris) cough
Water Fennel stomach
Water Lily hoarseness
Water Mint (Mentha aquatica) intestine
Water Weed; anacharis facial redness
Water Pepper, smartweed (Polygonum Hydropiper) urine
Water Hemlock (Cicuta virosa) adipose membrane
Water Starwort (Callitriche Vernalis) pustules
Willow (Salix) rheumatism
Willow Weed (Lythrum) rheumatism
Water Horehound women's disease
Wolf's Bane health troubles due to accidents
Water Liverwort kidney
Wild Thyme head ache
White Water Lily (Nymphaea alba) hoarseness
Wood Angelica (angelica silvestris) wounds
Watercress (Nasturtium officinale) urine
Water Moss venereal diseases
Water Plantain (Alisma plantago) labor pains
Wall Cress (Arabis hirsuta) urinal passage
Wild Wheat ghout
Water Hyssop (Gratiola officinalis) paralyses

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Yellow Water Lily (Nuphar luteum) head cold, nose run, nasal catarrh