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Information and Warnings
*   indicates herbs & spices with culinary & medicinal uses 
NP indicates not for use during pregnancy or while nursing 
**EX  external use only  #  may be harmful if used incorrectly.

Black Cohosh to Chaste Berry

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  Herbs pictures do not necessarily depict product, many are simply pictures of the plant.

black cohoshNP
Black Cohosh
(Cimicifuga racemosa)

An excellant alternative that many women are turning to. European research has discovered that it offers relief from hot flashes, irritability and nervousness. Excellent herb to regulate menstrual flow & cramps. No cancer causing agents like synthetic estrogen.. May lower blood pressure and cholesterol level. (cut & sifted )    

1 oz. 1.99

1/4 lb 5.00

1/2 lb 7.90

1 lb 14.75

black haw
Black Haw
(Viburnum prunifolium)

Powerful muscle & uterine relaxant, traditionally used to relieve menstrual cramps, threatened miscarriages and other gynecological problems. In addition, it contains aspirin-like salicin, used to relieve aches & pain. (cut & sifted )  

1 oz. 2.19

1/4 lb 6.40

1/2 lb 10.50

1 lb 19.55

bladderwrack
Bladderwrack
(Fucus vesiculosus)

Rich in iodine for a healthy
thyroid gland. and other
minerals. Contains rich dietary
fiber that cleanses the digestive system, aids constipation. May help those deficient in iodine   
(cut & sifted )  

1 oz 2.19

1/4 5.90

1/2 lb 8.00

1 lb 13.20

blessed thistle
Blessed Thistle
(Cnicus benedictus)

Traditionally been used in "bitter" tonic drinks and in other preparations taken by mouth to enhance appetite and digestion. (cut & sifted ) 

1 oz 2.00

1/4 5.90

1/2lb 8.00

1 lb 13.20


bloodrootNP
** EX
Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadenis)

Externally often applied as a tinture, powder or ointment for a wide variety of skin afflictions including athlete's foot and other fungoid conditions.
(powder) or
(cut & sifted )  

powder

1 oz 4.25

1/4lb 11.00

1/2lb 19.50

1lb 42.00

cut

1 oz 4.25

1/4 lb 11.00

1/2 lb 19.50

1 lb 42.00

 blue vervain
Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)

Externally, blue vervain tea heals sores and wounds, common cold, congestion, gastro-intestinal disturbances, insomnia, intestinal worms, sores, stomach ache. (cut & sifted )    

1 oz 1.99

1/4 lb 5.60

1/2 lb 8.75

1 lb 11.90

blueberry leaf
Blueberry Leaf (Vaccinium myrtilli)

Also know as Bilberry, may help protect your eyes and promote crystal clear vision. Rich in antioxident flavonoids that help prevent free radical damage. Helps increase blood flow and oxygen to eyes., reduces eye fatigue and promotes better night vision.   (cut & sifted)

1 oz. 1.99

1/4 6.00

1/2 lb 9.60

1 lb 15.60

boneset
Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum)

Relieves fever, bone, joint & muscle aches & rheumatism. Calms body. Excellent expectorant, mild laxative; brings on sweating..
(cut & sifted )  

1 oz 1.29

1/4 lb 3.90

1/2 lb 5.75

1 lb 9.00

borage
Borage (Borago officinalis)

Known to stimulate the adrenal glands, encouraging the production of adrenaline. (cut & sifted)     

1 oz 2.29

1/4 lb 4.00

1/2 lb 6.75

1 lb 10.50

burdock
Burdock Root (Arctium lappa)

Helps with flushing impurities from the circulatory system. One of natueres best natural cleansers and detoxifiers. Helps eliminate toxins from the liver, kidneys and bowels. (cut & sifted)  

1 oz 2.19

1/4lb 4.00

1/2 lb 6.75

1 lb 10.50

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butchers broom
Butcher's Broom (Ruscus aculeatus)

Relieves inflammation. Useful for carpal tunnel syndrome, circulatory disorders, obesity, varicose veins and vertigo. Also good for the bladder & kidneys. (cut & sifted)  

1 oz 2.29

1/4 lb 4.00

1/2 lb 6.75

1 lb 10.50

calamus**NP
Calamus Root (Acorus calamus)

Good for hyperacidity associated with the stomach and intestines. Used in ancient Asian cultures. (cut & sifted)  

1oz 2.29

1/4 lb 4.00

1/2 lb 6.75

1 lb 10.50

calendulaNP
Calendula Flowers (Calendula officinalis)

Wonderful for skin problems. Poultices effective for bruises and sprains. (whole)

1 oz 2.79

1/4 lb 6.40

1/2 lb 9.25

1 lb 13.00

caraway*
Caraway (Carum carvi)

Strengthens & gives tone to the stomach, aids in digestion. The principal ingredient in much of the rye bread produced in America. (seed)

1 oz 1.49

1/4 lb 2.50

1/2 lb 4.00

1 lb 7.00

cardamom*
Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum )

Aromatic. Often used in fine pastries & after dinner coffees. Warms the body. Goodfor diarrhea, colic & headaches. Eliminates indigestion & gas. (Whole pods) or (ground)

ground

1 oz 2.49

1/4 lb 8.75

1/2 lb 14.40

1 lb 21.00

whole

1oz 3.29

1/4 lb 9.90

1/2 lb 16.50

1 lb 25.00

cascara sagrada
Cascara Sagrada (Rhamnus purshiana )

Popular since the 16th century for natural, gentle relief from constipation. Listed in the US pharmacopoecia in 1890 it was found to be mild enough to treat constipation in the elderly. (cut & sifted)  

1 oz 1.79

1/4 lb4.60

1/2 lb 8.00

1 lb 14.00

catnip
Catnip (Nepeta cataria )

Quiets the nervous systems, helps clean out mucus in the body. Cats love it too (cut & sifted)  

1 oz 1.69

1/4 lb 4.00

1/2 lb 5.25

1 lb 9.00

cat's claw
Cat's Claw (Unicaria tomentosa)

This bark is beneficial for the digestive tract and strengthens the entire immune system. relied upon by Peruvian healers for thousands of years. It contains powerful antioxidents that help safeguard cells from free radicals and stimulates white blood cells, your body's immune protectors. (cut & sifted)  

1 oz 3.49

1/4 lb 10.40

1/2 lb 17.90

1 lb 21.90

cayenne*
Cayenne (Capsicum)

One of the most important herbs. Normalizes blood pressure, improves circulatory system. Feeds
cell structures of arteries, veins & capillaries so they regain & hold elasticity. One of the best stimulants. The healing & cleansing process starts when body is stimulated properly.
(ground)

1 oz 1.29

1/4 lb 3.40

1/2 lb 4.20

1 lb 6.00

celery seed
Celery Seed (Apium graveolens)

Great with cheese dishes & soups. Effective for incontinence of urine. Good for rheumatism & nervousness. (whole)

1 oz 1.49

1/4 lb 3.40

1/2 lb 4.00

1 lb 6.00

chamomile*
Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

Used both as a beverage & for medicinal purposes. Good taste. Great for nervous stomachs. Helps relieve menstrual cramping. (whole flowers)

1oz 2.59

1/4 lb 6.50

1/2 lb 11.00

1 lb 19.00

chaparralNP
Chaparral (Larrea v. sp.)

Native Americans have been using chaparral leaves and stems to treat a wide variety of ailments, including cancer, venereal disease, arthritis, rheumatism, tuberculosis, colds, stomach disorders and skin infections. (cut & sifted)  


1 oz 1.99

1/4 lb 4.50

1/2 lb 6.00

1 lb 10.50

chaste berryNP
Chaste Berry (Vitex agnus castus)

A supreme female herb. Stimulates the pituitary gland, regulates hormonal balance & the menstrual cycle. (whole)

1 oz 2.45

1/4 lb 4.00

1/2 lb 6.90

1 lb 12.50


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How to Steep Herbs - Generally, it is best not to boil the herbs.  Bring water to a boil and remove it from the heat, then add the herbs to water for steeping.  Stir and cover.  It is best, when possible, not to use a tea ball.  Allowing the herbs to circulate freely in the water maximizes the potency of the water infusion.  Strain out the herbs after steeping


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