In the Middle Ages, there was one herb so trusted that people were told to sell their clothes just to afford it.Meet Wood Betony, the plant that was once considered the ultimate cure for every ailment imaginable.We dive into the history of medieval physic gardens where monks grew this plant as a primary defense against illness.From headaches to snakebites, discover why this humble herb held such a powerful place in the hearts and medicine chests of the past.Learn how cultural beliefs and traditional practices elevated a simple plant to the status of a magical 'heal-all.' It is a deep dive into how our ancestors perceived nature's role…