Angelica

root, seed, leaf and fruit can be used.

used for indigestion quitting, smoking, and cognitive improvement.

animals studies showed it kills glioblastoma cells, which is a form of aggressive brain cancer.

promotes wound healing by encouraging angiogenesis; the creation of new blood vessels.

relieves menopausal symptoms.

prevents further joint damage, and promotes cartilage repair in osteoarthritis.

it has been found to kill breast cancer cells in test tubes and inhibit tumor growth in mice. It may have similar effects on cervical cancer, larynx cancer, and rhabdomyosarcoma cells.

may also kill harmful bacteria (like e.coli), viruses (herpes simplex and coxsackievirus), and fungi.

also potential food-safe preservative to inhibit mold growth, as it can kill mold that grows on walnuts.

reduces anxiety.

may interact with blood thinners or cause heart problems or high blood pressure if taken in super high doses.