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Medieval Healers Used Nettles to Treat Wounds, Not Just to Sting, Study Finds

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Medieval healers saw nettles as more than a painful weed. New research uncovers how they used the stinging plant in remedies for wounds, infections, and more.
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Medieval Healers Used Nettles to Treat Wounds, Not Just to Sting, Study Finds

Medieval healers saw nettles as more than a painful weed. New research uncovers how they used the stinging plant in remedies for wounds, infections, and more.

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Medievalists.net broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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