Loose Herbs, Roots and Spices

Diatomaceous earth’s unique structure makes it a great natural way to kill insects and pests (including intestinal parasites), gently cleanse the digestive system, and improve hair, skin, nails, and teeth. The strong negative charge of diatomac…

Latin name: Vitex agnus-castus Vitex berries can be used to support a healthy and regular menstrual cycle. Studies have shown efficacy in reducing the unpleasant symptoms of the menstrual cycle. When combined with other herbal ingredients, vitex has…

Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum Common Names: Common Basil, Sweet Basil Although Basil may help to provide antispasmodic and stomachic properties, it is also used for culinary purposes. Both Mediterranean and Asian cuisines rely on this special herb…

Latin Name: Juniperus communis Today, the best known use of juniper berries is the main flavoring agent in gin. The antiseptic properties of Juniper Berry Powder (Juniperus communis) may aid in removing waste and acidic toxins from the body. Juniper…

Latin Name: Nepeta cataria Common Names: Catnip Leaf Catnip is used for insomnia, anxiety, headaches, cold and other upper respiratory infections; including the flu; and gastrointestinal (GI) upset.While humans may find dried Nepeta cataria leaves …

Latin Name: Plantago major L It is traditionally used for upper respiratory support, and is topically used for minor cuts, bruises, and stings. The leaves of plantain are quite edible, and are often cooked as greens or used raw in salads. Plantain is…

Latin Name: Nigella sativa Common Names: Black Cumin Seeds, Nigelia, Fennel Flower, Roman Coriander The seeds are used in cooking and teas. The seeds can be used as a tea by themselves, or added to coffee or tea for an evocative flavoring. The seed…

Botanical Name: Larrea tridentata Common Names: Creosate bush, greasewood As a medicinal herb, Indians of the Southwestern desert regions historically used the sap as a sunscreen as well as a blood cleanser. The dried herb, when brewed in tea and..…