Herbs

There is nothing more satisfying and enjoyable than the fresh taste of a hand crafted, loose-leaf herbal tea. These delicious and nourishing beverages make a lovely compliment to your morning, a revered companion in the afternoon and they faithfully represent the required relaxation we all deserve in the evenings.

Agnus Castus or Chaste Berry is wonderful for the treatment of PMS and other hormone related symptoms. It has the effect of balancing hormones naturally, thus eleviatng moodiness, period pains cramps, excessive bleeding and other PMS symptoms.

Bilberry has the effect of lowering of blood pressure, reduction of clots, reducing varicosities and bruising, reversing poor blood supply and improving blood supply specifically to the nervous system. It is also very effective at improving eyesight and symptoms associated with diabetes.

High in antioxidants and other wonderful properties, green teas and white teas have been some of the most revered and consumed beverages for thousands of years. Chinese legend dates green tea back to 2737 BC, when the emperor Shen Nong was boiling water next to an open window, and tea leaves blew through the window and into the pot. He drank the concoction, and enjoyed it so much that tea became a favorite beverage in China. Aside from drinking tea for pleasure and enjoyment, the Chinese have also used it as an indispensable medicinal tool and have treated a host of maladies and illnesses through its continued use. Green tea is now consumed around the world, and because of its anti-oxidant value it is currently being studied for numerous health benefits, and as a treatment for a number of illnesses.

Valerian is the herb kingdoms most famous tranquilizer. Numerous scientific studies have confirm that the active ingredients in this wonderful herb do have a tranquilizer affect and have fewer side effects than Valium. The herb has been used for thousands of years as stomachic, anti-spasmodic, carminative and a treatment for epilepsy, sleeplessness, insomnia and nervous tension.

Evening Primrose Seed Oil is pressed the seeds of the Evening Primrose plant, Oenothera biennis . The yellow flowers only open in the evening, hence their common name. Evening Primrose is a common wildflower found in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia . This plant was used by Native Americans and early settlers as a nutritional support and to treat against conditions such as sore throats, stomachaches, hemorrhoids, and bruises.

Milk thistle has been used since the Roman times and probably before then as a liver tonic, and for good reason. The chief chemical is called silymarin, which is highly prevalent in the seeds and head, have been medically proven to protect liver cells.

St John's Wort is most often used these days for the treatment of depression. The oil can also be used externally for healing wounds.

Black Cohosh is wonderful for the symptoms of menopause, which may include, but are not limited to:

Ginseng when used for men is great to help keep their weight down and control insulin and blood sugar levels. For women it is excellent for menopause. In both the men and the ladies, it is great for

Cranberry is highly effective at treating urinary tract infections. The cranberry we recommend is totally organic and is an excellent price as it comes straight from the bulk suppliers in America.

Ginkgo biloba has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine and has recently become very popular in the west. Today it is renowned for its tonic affect on the mind by improving metal clarity and memory. It is also very useful for circulation problems.

Saw Palmetto is known as the herb for men, to help them deal with prostate problems.

Echinacea is prized for its' immune enhancing properties and is highly recommended for anyone with viral problems, or people who 'catch the cold' easily.

Of all the medicinal herbs in the world it has been said many times that garlic is the most useful. Possesing very strong antibacterial, antifungal and antiparasitic value. As a part of a cleansing