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White Willow Bark – Salix alba
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$7.70 – $37.40White willow bark is a herb that works excellently on all aches and pains.
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Wild Yam – Dioscorea villosa
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$9.10 – $43.95Early Americans used wild yam to treat colic, a reason for another name for the plant, colic root.
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Withania – Withania somnifera
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$8.70 – $42.35Withania is also known as Ashwaganda (Hindi), winter cherry and Ayurvedic ginseng.
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Wormwood – Artemisia absinthium
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$8.95 – $42.65Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is the key ingredient in the famous European beverage Absinthe.
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Yarrow – Achillea millifolium
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$9.00 – $43.20This herb plant was first used by ancient Greeks over 3,000 years ago for treating external wounds on the skin.
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Yellow Dock – Rumex crispus
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$10.75 – $49.95Traditionally, yellow dock root has been used as a blood purifier and general detoxifier, especially for the liver.
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Yerba Mate – Ilex paraguariensis
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$6.10 – $29.80Yerba mate has been used as a beverage since the time of the ancient Indians of Brazil and Paraguay.
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Yucca – Yucca elata
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$13.80 – $55.90Yucca’s most impressive action is its ability to boost immune function.
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Z Tea – insomnia, relaxant, sleepless nights
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$9.95A hand selected blend of premium herbs used for centuries to relax and sedate you, promote sleep and overcome insomnia
This is one of our best teas for helping with sleep. Give this tea a try guaranteed to knock you out.
Have you enjoyed the benefit of my Z-T tea yet?
Think restful sleep, waking up refreshed and ready to greet each new day and forget insomnia. It’s possible. Thanks to my special herbal mix tea, Z-T
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Zizyphus (Dried) – Zizyphis spinosa
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$13.80 – $46.50Ziziphus first appeared in Chinese medical texts in around 300 BC.
