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The time of ThunderClan, WindClan, RiverClan, ShadowClan and even the Tribe of the Rushing Water have long passed. The old heroes are just legends now, and the Ancient Clans, tales of LionClan, TigerClan and LeopardClan are scarcely remembered. Tales of Clans and Tribes spread from forest to forest, Twolegplace to Twolegplace, and although the rumors quickly spread, the warrior code, the purpose of Tribes and Clans remained the same. Thus, the first leaders came together: Magpiestar, Sunstar, Hollowstar and Mothstar. Although their beliefs and loyalties were divided, they each were strong and proud and knew their destinies: to rule the forest together, to respect one another, and to sacrifice everything for their friends. Now, those leaders, too, have passed, and it's your time to step up an aid in the rebirth of the forest.

Don't register unless you think you'll stay active! ;)
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PostSubject: List of Medicines and Ailments   List of Medicines and Ailments EmptyMon Oct 15, 2012 4:48 pm

These are the herbs used to cure and wounds or ailments in the Clans, as well as the known ailments and injuries.
If you are looking for a cure to a certain illness, press Control + F (Command + F on a Mac) on your computer keyboard to search for a keyword. For example, if I were looking for a cure to venom, I would search "poison," and medicines used to fight poison would be highlighted.

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Medicines and Cures

  • Alderbark: Eaten to cure toothache

  • Alfalfa: Used to prevent tooth decay

  • Aloe: Relieves burning and skin problems

  • Ash (tree): New shoots are chewed and applied to the bite of an adder or viper to stave off the poison effects; seeds may be eaten to fight the pain of a stitch in the side

  • Blessed Thistle: Helps strengthen the heart and lungs and increases circulation

  • Borage Leaves: Used to treat fevers and bring milk to queens

  • Bramble Twigs: Helps bring sleep when chewed into syrup

  • Broom: Helps broken legs and wounds, chew into poultice and spit into wound

  • Burdock root: Chew and place onto wound to help heal rat bites and joint pain

  • Celadine: Used to help the eyes; it will not prevent or cure blindness, but can postpone it

  • Catchweed (burrs): Can be used to stick a treatment to the wound

  • Catmint: Can be used to ease pain and help cure whitecough, greencough and blackcough by gathering and pressing into wounds (this also stops bleeding)

  • Chamomile: Can be eaten to calm and strengthen a cat

  • Chapparal: Can be used to clear "acne"

  • Chervile leaves: Chew into to paste and press onto wound to help prevent or cure infections

  • Chervile root: Helps cure bellyache

  • Chickweed: Used to treat greencough

  • Cobwebs: Used to stop bleeding

  • Coltsfoot: Used to treat kittencough; helps with breathing

  • Comfrey: Stems help strengthen bones; used for broken bones

  • Daisy leaves: Used to treat bellyache and aching joints

  • Dandelion leaves: For shock and calming

  • Deathberries (yew): Kills a cat almost instantly; sometimes used as an act of mercy

  • Dock leaves: Can sooth the pads of a cat, also make a cat's body slippery if they get stuck in a small place

  • Echinacia: Used to treat infection

  • Fern: After "crunching" off the outer "shells," it may be used to help cleanse wounds

  • Feverfew: Used to treat fevers and headaches

  • Ginger: Used to treat asthma and coughs

  • Goldenrod: Used in a poultice to treat joints and stiffness; can also be used for severe injuries

  • Hawthorne Berries: Used to treat burns and indigestion

  • Honey: Helps sore throats and kittencough; if catnip is not available, it is sometimes used to help fight whitecough, greencough or blackcough but will not get rid of it completely

  • Horsetail: Apply juice onto wound to fight infection

  • Juniper berries: Chewed with ragwort to help aching joints; helps bellyaches and whitecough--do NOT swallow

  • Lavender: Leaves and flowers can be eaten to cute headaches, sore throats and fever; inhaling scent can have a calming effect

  • Marigold leaves: Used to treat infection and calm wounds, sores, etc.

  • Mouse bile: Can be rubbed onto ticks to remove them; has horrible taste and smell

  • Nettle leaves: Used to treat swelling

  • Nettle seeds: Used as an antidote to poison

  • Oak leaves: Used to fight infections

  • Parsley: Used to stop the flow of a queen's milk

  • Poppy: Seeds, petals and leaves are eaten to numb pain; they make a cat very sleepy

  • Poppy heads: Eaten to stop continuous coughing

  • Ragwort leaves: Used in a poultice with juniper to treat aching joints; do NOT swallow

  • Snake root: An antidote for poison

  • Stinging nettle: Leaves can be applied to reduce swelling; seeds are eaten by those who have swallowed poison

  • Tansy: To treat normal coughs

  • Thyme: Has a calming effect when eaten

  • Traveling herbs: Give you strength and prevent hunger; eat before traveling long distances

  • Watermint: Used to treat bellyache

  • Wild garlic: Rolling in this may help stop infection

  • Flowering willow (tree): Water from beneath the bark may be used as "eyedrops" to help blurry vision, can also be applied to dry skin as a moisturizer; small bits of bark may be eaten to cure pain, inflammation, fever and diarrhea

  • Yarrow leaves: Eaten to make cats vomit up poison, also used for scraped paws


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Ailments and Injuries

  • Aching joints: Arthritis in cats

  • Chill: A very mild sickness; like whitecough, but instead of fever, chills

  • Cough: A regular cough--what a cold would be to a human; dangerous to elders and young kits

  • Cracked pads: The paw of a cat becomes cracked from dryness or cold.

  • Greencough: Similar to pneumonia in humans--symptoms include coughing, wheezing, pus dripping from eyes, sneezing, and fever

  • Whitecough: A milder version of greencough

  • Blackcough: A very severe version of greencough, always fatal

  • Poisoning: Poisoning from deathberries, Twoleg junk, etc.

  • Of course there's also starvation, freezing, etc., but I shouldn't have to mention those.
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