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Indications (Japanese Honeysuckle) — Appendicitis (1; FAY; LAF); Arthrosis (f; APA); Bac-
teria (1; APA; DAA; FAD); Boil (1; DAA; LAF); Cancer (1; APA; DAA; HHB; JLH); Cancer,
breast (f; HHB; JLH); Cancer, cervix (1; FAY); Canker (f; LMP); Carbuncle (1; FAY); Cavity
(1; FNF); Cervicosis (1; FAY; LAF); Cold (1; DAA; FNF); Conjunctivosis (1; FAY; FNF); Cramp
(1; FAY); Dermatosis (f; DAA); Diabetes (f; DAA); Diarrhea (1; DAA); Dysentery (1; DAA;
FAD; FAY); Dysuria (f; LMP); Eczema (f; DAA); Enterosis (1; DAA; FAD); Fever (1; DAA;
FAD; HHB); Flu (1; APA; DAA; FLU); Fungus (1; DAA); Furuncle (f; FAY); Headache (f;
DAA); Hemorrhoid (f; LMP); Hepatosis (2; FAY; LAF); Herpes (1; APA); High Cholesterol (1;
APA; DAA; FAD; FAY); HIV (1; APA); Hyperglycemia (1; DAA); Hyperlipidemia (1; FAY);
Hypoglycemia (1; DAA); Immunodepression (1; APA; FAY); Infection (1; DAA; FAY; FNF);
Inflammation (1; APA; DAA; FNF); Itch (f; FAY); Laryngosis (1; DAA; FAD); Leptospirosis
(1; FAY); Longevity (f; DAA); Lymphadenosis (f; DAA); Mastosis (f; FAY; HHB); Measles (f;
DAA; LMP); Mycosis (1; DAA); Neuralgia (f; LMP); Osteosis (f; LMP); Parotosis (1; FAY;
FNF); Pneumonia (1; FAY); Rheumatism (1; DAA; FAD; LMP); Salmonella (1; FAY; FNF);
Scabies (1; DAA; FAD); Sore (1; DAA; FAD; LMP); Sore Throat (1; LAF); Staphylococcus (1;
FAY; FNF); Stomatosis (f; LMP); Streptococcus (1; FAY); Swelling (f; DAA; FAD; LMP);
Tonsilosis (f; FAY); Tuberculosis (1; APA; DAA); Tumor (1; APA; DAA; FAD); Ulcer (1; APA;
LAF; LMP); Virus (1; APA; FNF); Water Retention (1; FAY; HHB).
Dosages (Japanese Honeysuckle) — Dosage in China: 9–15 g dried flowers in decoction, pills,
powder, or poultice of the powder (Foster and Yue, 1992); 10 g flower/cup water (APA). I use
a handful of stripped leaves (even in winter) and stripped winter buds of Forsythia, with some
straggling antiviral blackberry and raspberry leaves in winter. When leaves are unavailable, rare
in January in Maryland, I just use the twigs, knowing that they too are loaded with antiviral
tannin. I boil them for some 5–10 minutes, then strain and add lemon juice or powdered
lemonade and sweetener. In summer I dangerously add one cyanidiferous wild cherry leaf, and
less dangerously lemonbalm, both also loaded with antiviral phytochemicals.
Contraindications, Interactions, and Side Effects (Japanese Honeysuckle) — Class 1 (AHP).
Though flowers are reported as foods in Asia, I think of it as more medicine than food, but good
antibiotic medicine (JAD). Though active against Mycobacterium, Salmonella, Staphylococcus,
and such viruses as HIV and influenza, the flowers are almost innocuous. Subcutaneous LD50
in mice is 53,000 mg/kg, some 40–400 times less toxic than the oral LD50 of caffeine in mice.
See FNF.JASMINE, COMMON JASMINE (Jasminum officinale L.) +Activities (Jasmine) — Anesthetic (f; EFS); Antispasmodic (f; HHB); Aphrodisiac (f; HHB);
Astringent (f; EFS); Diuretic (f; WOI); Emmenagogue (f; WOI); Narcotic (f; EFS); Pectoral (f;
EFS); Sedative (f; EFS); Tonic (f; EFS); Vermifuge (f; WOI).
Indications (Jasmine) — Cancer (f; JLH); Childbirth (f; EFS); Cirrhosis (f; PH2); Corn (f; JLH;
SKJ); Cramp (f; HHB); Dermatosis (f; PH2; WOI); Dysentery (f; PH2); Dysmenorrhea (f; PH2);
Earache (f; WOI); Enterosis (f; PH2); Gastrosis (f; PH2); Headache (f; PH2; WOI); Hepatosis
(f; PH2); Induration (f; JLH); Insomnia (f; EFS); Itch (f; PH2); Leprosy (f; PH2); Mucososis (f;
WOI); Mycosis (f; WOI); Nervousness (f; EFS); Ophthalmia (f; PH2); Pain (f; EFS; PH2);
Ringworm (f; WOI); Septicemia (f; EFS); Sore (f; SKJ); Stomachache (f; PH2); Stomatosis (f;
WOI); Toothache (f; PH2); Uterosis (f; JLH); Water Retention (f; WOI); Whitlow (f; JLH); Worm
(f; WOI).
Contraindications, Interactions, and Side Effects (Jasmine) — Not covered (AHP; KOM).
“Health hazards not known with proper therapeutic dosages” (PH2) (but PH2 designates no specific
quantified dosage! JAD).