Nepeta cataria Labiatae Names: Catnip, Catnep. Habitat: A common European herb, cultivated in Britain and theUSA. Collection: The leaves and flowering tops are collected between June and September. Part Used: Leaves and flowering tops. Constituents:...
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Nepeta cataria
Labiatae
Names: Catnip, Catnep.
Habitat: A common European herb, cultivated in Bri
David L. Hoffmann BSc Hons MNIMH
What Doctors Don't Tell You
American Institute for Preventive Medicine