Remarkable Nightshade Botanical Medicine Backed by Science

Herbalism has a long tradition of use outside conventional medicine. Most of these deadly herbs have served a medical purpose for over 2,000 years. Today science has proven their efficacy in medicine.

Medicine has found numerous uses for the Deadly Nightshade. Throughout history it has been used medicine. Nightshades can be toxic if used incorrectly but for scientists’ nightshade herbs have medical uses such as controlling spasms or an antihistamine. The following nightshade herbs have researched for the use in medicine. The following nightshade herbs have researched for the use in medicine. See more.

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