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Black Cohosh – Cimifuga racemosa

$17.95 – $85.60

Black Cohosh has been used by Native Americans for more than two hundred years, after they discovered the root of the plant helped relieve menstrual cramps, moderate menstruation and reduce ill symptoms during menopause.

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Black Walnut Hulls – Juglans nigra

$15.70 – $76.50

Black Walnut has been used in herbal medicine for thousands of years.

Black walnut is native to the Eastern part of North America.

Traditionally Black walnut has been used to treat parasitic conditions.

Its high tannin and juglone content also is speculated to oxygenate the blood as well as kill parasites.

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Bladderwrack – Fucus spp

$6.90 – $32.95

Bladderwrack is a form of kelp that has been used medicinally for centuries.

The main use of the herb has been for the stimulation of the thyroid gland as a treatment for obesity and cellulite.

The high iodine content of the herb stimulates thyroid function which boosts metabolism.

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Boneset – Eupatorium perfoliatum

$5.60 – $27.30

Boneset was a favourite medicine of the North American Indians, who called it by a name that is equivalent to ‘Ague-weed.

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Caraway Seeds – Carum carvi

$5.60 – $19.80

Caraway is a familiar kitchen spice found as the crunchy seeds on top of dark rye breads though this spice is also one of the best herbs to use to prevent bloating.

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Catnip – Nepeta cateria

$16.30 – $78.50

Catnip is an herb well known for its popularity and dreamy effects on cats.

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Cats Claw – Uncaria tormentosa

$8.20 – $39.95

Cats Claw is a woody vine native to the Amazon rainforest and other places in South and Central America.

Ancient Peruvian medicine used Cats Claw for digestive complaints, stomach problems, cancers, arthritis and to treat wounds.

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Cayenne – capsicum spp.

$5.60 – $26.95
Here are 8 science-backed benefits of cayenne pepper!!!

May Boost Your Metabolism. The capsaicin in cayenne peppers has metabolism-boosting properties. …

Can Help Reduce Hunger. …

May Lower Blood Pressure. …

May Aid Digestive Health. …

May Help Relieve Pain. …

May Improve Psoriasis. …

May Reduce Cancer …

Easy to Add to Your Diet.
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Celery Seed – Apium graveolens

$4.80 – $23.50

During Ancient times, Indian Ayurvedic medicine used celery seeds to treat colds, flu, water retention, poor digestion, different types of arthritis and certain diseases of the liver and spleen.

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Chapparral – Larrea tridentata

$13.90 – $52.80

Chaparral is also known as creosote bush because of its taste. Do not let that put you off as this is a potent herb with a lot of punch.

It is a powerful healing herb that grows in the desert regions of the American Southwest, in quite arid condition.

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Devils Claw – Harpagophytum procumbens

$9.70 – $47.20

Devil’s Claw could well have been given its name for its ability to trap animal who attempt grazing on it.

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Fenugreek – Trigonella vulgare

$3.20 – $15.45

Fenugreek seeds and leaves are primarily used as a culinary spice though it is also used to treat a variety of health problems in Egypt, Greece, Italy, and South Asia.

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Shedders Tea

Chamomile – Matricaria recutita

Calendula – Calendula officinalis

Lavender – Lavendula spp.

Lemon Balm – Melissa officinalis

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Black Cohosh – Cimifuga racemosa

Black Cohosh has been used by Native Americans for more than two hundred years, after they discovered the root of the plant helped relieve menstrual cramps, moderate menstruation and reduce ill symptoms during menopause.

Black Walnut Hulls – Juglans nigra

Black Walnut has been used in herbal medicine for thousands of years.

Black walnut is native to the Eastern part of North America.

Traditionally Black walnut has been used to treat parasitic conditions.

Its high tannin and juglone content also is speculated to oxygenate the blood as well as kill parasites.

Bladderwrack – Fucus spp

Bladderwrack is a form of kelp that has been used medicinally for centuries.

The main use of the herb has been for the stimulation of the thyroid gland as a treatment for obesity and cellulite.

The high iodine content of the herb stimulates thyroid function which boosts metabolism.

Boneset – Eupatorium perfoliatum

Boneset was a favourite medicine of the North American Indians, who called it by a name that is equivalent to ‘Ague-weed.

Caraway Seeds – Carum carvi

Caraway is a familiar kitchen spice found as the crunchy seeds on top of dark rye breads though this spice is also one of the best herbs to use to prevent bloating.

Catnip – Nepeta cateria

Catnip is an herb well known for its popularity and dreamy effects on cats.

Cats Claw – Uncaria tormentosa

Cats Claw is a woody vine native to the Amazon rainforest and other places in South and Central America.

Ancient Peruvian medicine used Cats Claw for digestive complaints, stomach problems, cancers, arthritis and to treat wounds.

Cayenne – capsicum spp.

Celery Seed – Apium graveolens

During Ancient times, Indian Ayurvedic medicine used celery seeds to treat colds, flu, water retention, poor digestion, different types of arthritis and certain diseases of the liver and spleen.

Chapparral – Larrea tridentata

Chaparral is also known as creosote bush because of its taste. Do not let that put you off as this is a potent herb with a lot of punch.

It is a powerful healing herb that grows in the desert regions of the American Southwest, in quite arid condition.

Devils Claw – Harpagophytum procumbens

Fenugreek – Trigonella vulgare

Not Sure Which Herb or Tea is Right for you? Have a General Question? Feel Free to contact Louise (Master Herbalist) and she will be more than happy to help you. Phone: 0418 940 653

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