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I Tea - aches and pains, inflammation, sore joints, sore muscles
M Tea - breast feeding, milk production
Shedders Tea
Nimbin Valley Fire Cider
Magnificent 13
Nendo Energy Powder
Louise's 7 Day Gallbladder Flush
Oxyblood Blood Booster
Chilli Drops
H Tea - allergy, hay fever, runny nose, sinusitis, sniffles
Lumina Tea - anxiety, depression, nerve tonics, nervousness, stress
Sereni Tea - antioxidant, detoxification, liver, tea, urinary tonic
Liber Tea - detoxifyer, liver cleaning, liver cleanse herbs, liver regeneration, liver support
Alkalife
Sore Throat Gummies
Nutrimix Power Blend
Twinkle Tea - blood pressure, detoxification, heart problems
Puri Tea - detoxification, liver, tea
Cold Sore Cream
Teeth regenerator
Fluidi Tea - fluid retention, lymphatic support, oedema
Moon Tea - croaky voice, singers, soothing, sore throats
Sirius Tea - antioxidants, cancer preventative, immune boosting, mops up free radicals
New Moon Tea - cooking, hangover cure, refreshing
Clari Tea - clarity of mind, memory tonic
Tranquili Tea - nerve tonics, sedatives, stress relief
Liver Cleanse Powder
P Tea - male tonic, prostrate enlargement, prostrate problems
Polaris Tea - dyspepsia, gastritis, stomachic, upset stomach
Sleepy time Gummies
C Tea - Colitis, constipation, gastritis, IBS
E Tea - energise, energy boost, ginseng, rejuvenation
Simplici Tea - detoxification, digestive tonic, tea
F Tea - hot flushes, menopause, perimenopause, vaginal dryness
G Tea - gestation, heartburn, morning sickness, pregnancy
Cayenne Capsules 50 caps
Lazi Tea - anxiety, insomnia, sleeplessness, worry
Metal Detox
A great way to get herbs into the kids
Comfrey has been used externally for its wound healing capabilities, it has does this extremely fast – sometimes too fast as skin forms over a wound before it has healed properly.
Juniper berries (the mature female cone) have long been used as a flavouring in foods and alcoholic beverages such as gin.
The berries also serve as seasonings for pickling meats and as flavouring for liqueurs and bitters.
The botanical word for licorice means ‘sweet root’ and sweet root it certainly is.