The likes of nettles are in almost every field you'll stumble across, but the likes of St. John's Wort is much rarer and more difficult to harvest. Our interactive map for the Trosky region in KCD2.

St. John’s wort is the common name for Hypericum perforatum, a yellow flower with a long and rich history. It was originally harvested for the feast of St. John the Baptist. The word ‘wort ...

The herb St John's Wort has been used to treat depression in children as young as six. Boys aged six to 16 who used the herb for moderately severe depression responded to treatment, according to a ...

Dizziness and Fatigue – Some individuals experience lightheadedness, drowsiness, or headaches after taking St. John’s Wort. Mood Changes – While it helps improve mood in many users ...

St John's Wort is a herb which has been proven to be useful in the treatment of mild and moderate depression. In fact, studies show that it is as effective as Prozac, only with far fewer side-effects.

Later it was named St John’s wort (“wort” means plant of worth) in old English, reputedly after St John the Baptist. The flowers are said to bloom on the anniversary of his birth – with the red oil ...