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Zizyphus (Dried) – Zizyphis spinosa

$13.80 – $46.50

Ziziphus first appeared in Chinese medical texts in around 300 BC.

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Yarrow – Achillea millifolium

$9.00 – $43.20

This herb plant was first used by ancient Greeks over 3,000 years ago for treating external wounds on the skin.

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Wild Yam – Dioscorea villosa

$29.20 – $141.80

Early Americans used wild yam to treat colic, a reason for another name for the plant, colic root.

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White Willow Bark – Salix alba

$8.50 – $39.95

White willow bark is a herb that works excellently on all aches and pains.

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Turmeric – Curcuma longa

$6.10 – $28.50

Turmeric is an ancient spice, a native of South East Asia, used from antiquity as dye and a condiment. It is cultivated primarily in Bengal, China, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Java, Peru, Australia and the West Indies. It is still used in rituals of the Hindu religion, and as a dye for holy robes, being natural, unsynthesized and cheap. Turmeric is in fact one of the cheapest spices. Although as a dye it is used similarly to saffron, the culinary uses of the two spices should not be confused and should never replace saffron in food dishes Its use dates back nearly 4000 years, to the Vedic culture in India where it was used as a culinary spice and had some religious significance.

The name derives from the Latin terra merita “meritorious earth” referring to the colour of ground turmeric which resembles a mineral pigment. In many languages turmeric is simply named as “yellow root”

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Rosehip – Rosa canina

$6.60 – $32.20

Rosehips and a herb high in bioflavonoids and vitamin C.

Hence it is great for the circulatory system.

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Picrorrhiza – Picrorrhiza kurroa

$11.90 – $57.80

Picrorrhiza is a very bitter tasting herb, though it is a very potent antiviral.

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Pau d’’arco – Tabebuia spp.

$8.40 – $40.95

I love this herb it is such a mutli-functional and multi-faceted herb.

Pau d’Arco not only helps the body recover, but additionally, its compounds such as lapacho fight against the cause of many ailments.

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Olive Leaf – Olea europea

$5.20 – $25.40

Olive leaf is a great antiviral and anti-microbial herb.

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Mullein – Verbascum thapsus

$10.20 – $49.40

Mullein is one of the best lung tonics that soothes and heals.

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Meadowsweet – Filipendula ulmaria

$6.60 – $32.10

Meadowsweet was one of the three holiest medicinal herbs of the Druids.

With a name like Queen of the Meadow, it is a fantastic herb for balancing acidity and reducing heartburn.

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Marshmallow Root – Althea officinalis

$10.40 – $49.95

Marshmallow has been used to treat certain digestive disorders, including heartburn, indigestion, ulcerative colitis, stomach ulcers and Crohn’s disease.

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