American Wormseed – Chenopodium ambrosioides
( vermifuge / anthelmintic )

Black Walnut Hulls – Juglans nigra
( vermicide / antiseptic / antiparasitic )

Boldo Leaves – Peumus boldus
( alterative / antiseptic / vermifuge )

Butternut Bark – Juglans cineraria
( alterative / laxative / anthelmintic )

Clove – Caryophyllus aromaticus
( carminative / antiseptic )

Cramp Bark – Viburnum opulus
( antispasmodic / astringent )

Garlic – Allium sativum
( antibiotic / alterative / antiseptic / vermifuge / anthelmintic )

Grapefruit Seed – Citrus paradisi
( antibiotic / antiparasitic )

Kamala – Mallotus philipinensis
( taeniafuge )

Male Fern Root – Dryopteris filixmas
( vermifuge / anthelmintic / alterative )

Neem – Azadirachta indica
( alterative / anthelmintic )

Peppermint – Mentha piperita
( carminative / antiseptic / antispasmodic )

Pumpkin Seed – Cucurbita pepo
( vermifuge / anthelmintic / taeniafuge )

Sweet Annie – Artemisia annua
( vermifuge / alterative / anthelmintic )

Thyme – Thymus vulgaris ( carminative / antiseptic )

White Oak Bark – Quercus alba
( antiseptic / anthelmintic )

Anthelmintic: Destroys intestinal worms and parasites.
There are two types: vermicides and vermifuges.

Antibiotic: Inhibits growth of bacteria.

Antiparasitic: Destroys parasites

Antiseptic: Prevents growth of bacteria.

Antispasmodic: Used for muscular spasms, convulsions, and cramps.

Astringent: Increases tone and firmness of tissue; lessens mucus discharge.

Carminative: Stimulates expulsion of gas from the gastrointestinal tract.

Laxative: Promotes bowel action.

Taeniafuge: Expels tapeworms.

Vermicide: Destroys worms without necessarily expelling them from the bowel.