Oat Straw (Avena sativa) -Avena sativa contains lipids rich in poly-unsaturated and fatty acids. it impacts on the nervous system and is particularly recommended to fight against stress, anxiety, anger and agitation.
Avena sativa contains an alkaloid, which is responsible for its sedative action, particularly interesting when related to insomnia it helps a person to cope with the exhaustion that results from hemorrhoids.

Pilewort (Ranunculus ficaria) - PIlewort is a traditional English herbs used to treat piles or hemorrhoids.
Pilewort can be used as a tincture to be applied directly to external hemorrhoids, or made into tea. However, due to possible side effects such as blisters, as well as lack of clinical studies showing benefits, pilewort has not been a popular choice.

Plantain(Plantago major) - Relieves itching and swelling caused by hemorrhoids by virtue of a natural compound found in plantain, called allantoin .
Allantoin, is an anti-inflammatory agent that can stimulate the immune system and help skin heal from hemorrhoidal wounds.

Psyllium (Plantago ovata)-Psyllium is a bulk laxative recommended for the short-term treatment of constipation, which is considered as a main cause of hemorrhoidal disease . By reducing constipation, psyllium can help reduce hemorrhoids flare-ups and allow the hemorrhoids to heal naturally.
Psyllium is used to treat people with irritable bowel syndrome, diverticular disease, and hemorrhoids. Psyllium is rich in fiber, which absorbs bad fats from the food thus lowering cholesterol in people with high cholesterol.

Red Sage (Salvia officinalis) - This herb is used for invigorating the circulation of blood and reducing stasis. Red Sage is the classic remedy for inflammations of the mouth, throat and tonsils, its volatile oils soothing the mucous membranes.
Clinical research proves that Red sage is effective in resisting bacteria, reducing inflammation, improving the cardiovascular system considerably, protecting the liver, inhibiting tumors, and normalizing the nervous system.
The usage of Red Sage for treating hemorrhoids is recommended by European herbal medicine.

Stoneroot(Collinsonia canadensis) - It is an old-fashioned herbal remedy, popular in the last century, although it can still be found in some health food stores today.
Stoneroot can strengthen the structure and function of the veins and it is powerful astringent.

White Oak Bark (Quercus Alba) - White Oak Bark has been proven to strengthen vascular walls thanks to the one capability to tighten tissue proteins. White Oak Bark possesses astringent properties. The oak tannins can absorb toxins and soothe inflamed tissues. White Oak Bark can be helpful in treating diarrhea.

Witch Hazel (Hamamelis Virginiana) - A popular astringent, witch hazel is a common ingredient in creams and ointments for hemorrhoids. Extracts of the leaf and bark of this medicinal shrub has been used for many years to reduce swelling and inflammation of external hemorrhoids. Witch Hazel can be effective in stopping blood flow.