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Sarsaparilla – Smilax ornate

$11.90 – $46.65

It has likely been used for thousands of years by indigenous tribes of South America but was first introduced to Europe near the end of the Dark Ages.

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Poke Root – Phytolacca decandra

$19.80 – $96.30

Poke root is one of the best lymphatic tonics.

It is a low dose herb, so only small amounts are needed.

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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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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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Clivers – Galium aparine

$9.10 – $44.50

Clivers has many names, cleavers, goosegrass, grip grass or hayruff to name a few. It is a great blood cleanser and lymphatic cleanser.

It will also help to flush out gall stones if the tea is drunk regularly.

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Chickweed – Stellaria media

$8.50 – $41.30

Chickweed is ‘THE’ best anti itch herb.

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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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Aloe Powder – Aloe spp.

$9.95 – $48.75

Aloe vera is one of the most potent bowel healers we have.

Aloe works amazingly on membranes and surfaces.

Aloe contains active compounds that help to reduce pain and inflammation and stimulate skin growth and repair.

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Shedders Tea

Chamomile – Matricaria recutita

Calendula – Calendula officinalis

Lavender – Lavendula spp.

Lemon Balm – Melissa officinalis

skin problems

Sarsaparilla – Smilax ornate

It has likely been used for thousands of years by indigenous tribes of South America but was first introduced to Europe near the end of the Dark Ages.

Poke Root – Phytolacca decandra

Poke root is one of the best lymphatic tonics.

It is a low dose herb, so only small amounts are needed.

Fenugreek – Trigonella vulgare

Devils Claw – Harpagophytum procumbens

Clivers – Galium aparine

Clivers has many names, cleavers, goosegrass, grip grass or hayruff to name a few. It is a great blood cleanser and lymphatic cleanser.

It will also help to flush out gall stones if the tea is drunk regularly.

Chickweed – Stellaria media

Chickweed is ‘THE’ best anti itch herb.

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.

Aloe Powder – Aloe spp.

Aloe vera is one of the most potent bowel healers we have.

Aloe works amazingly on membranes and surfaces.

Aloe contains active compounds that help to reduce pain and inflammation and stimulate skin growth and repair.

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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