OILS AND HERB WARNINGS

Sheep Sorrel Sheep Sorrel, as part of the Sorrel family, was used a folk remedy for cancer. The herb relieves internal ulcers and, when applied externally, helps clear skin problems such as herpes, eczema and ringworm. Sheep Sorrel also contains silicon which aids the nervous system. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Shepard's Purse A gentle diuretic and astringent, acting on conditions like bleeding, wounds, nose bleeds, diarrhea, excessive mentral flow and yet will stimulate a late menstruation.Here's how to make the dynamic tea for theses serious medical problems. Bring a pint of water to a boil. Add two tablespoons dried shepherd's purse. Cover, remove from heat, and steep for 45 minutes. Strain and refrigerate. Best used when cold. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Spearmint Similar in many respects to peppermint,Spearmint is a good digestive tonic. It increases the secretion of digestive juices, relieves flatulence and colic, and occasionally is used as a treatment for intestinal wormsSpearmint.makes a good remedy for headaches and for minor respiratory infections, helping to check fever and congestion. Spearmint powerfully stimulates the uterine muscles and encourages menstruation. An infusion of Spearmint is used externally for the treatment of itchiness and formication (a sensation of ants crawling over the body), inflamed skin disorders such as eczema, and rheumatic conditions including gout. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Tansy It acts primarily on the G.I. tract, effective in eliminating round worm or thread worm. It eases dyspepsia and can stimulate menstruation. Works as a painkiller in a tea. CAUTION: Should not be used for long periods of time. Not to be used while pregnant. Best to consult an Herbalist before using. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

White Sage                                                         White sage is best for smudging,  For bronchial problems, one can make a mild tea from the leaves. The leaves may also be smoked to treat colds and they can be applied to the body as hair wash, hair dye, and hair straightener.  They can also rubbed onto the body as a deodorant. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Wild Cherry Bark Medicinal Properties-astringunt,sedative,stomachic excellent in-Tuber,bronchitis,fever coughs, good for diarrhea in children...good in-indigestion,asthma,colds/flu,reduces blood pressure  Infusion/ Tea-Steep 1 tsp. bark in 1 cup hot or warm water.  Take 1-2 cups daily, a mouthful at a time. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Frankincense Tears Dioscorides mentions the therapeutic use of the gum to treat skin disorders. Ambroise Pare, a 16th century surgeon, treated soldiers’ wounds and noted that it stopped bleeding and helped scar tissue to form quickly. Frankincense slows down breathing and produces feelings of calm. Its comforting and refreshing action is helpful for anxious and obsessional states linked to the past. Other uses for frankincense tears are: meditation, protection, purification, consecration, to cleanse space and drive away negative influences. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Henna Powder It is for this reason that henna is applied to burns and scrapes and is often used to treat heat exhaustion and to bring down the fever of a sick person. When Henna is applied to the skin, its active elements provide cooling and astringent action along with protection against many surface fungi and bacteria. Henna can help to lower body temperature to soothe headaches, fevers, burning feet (which may be a B- Vitamin deficiency), and even hysteria or a violent temper. It may also be applied to the skin to treat a variety of rashes. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

Wintergreen Wintergreen is strongly anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and soothing to the digestive system. Wintergreen is an effective remedy for rheumatic and arthritic problems, and, taken as a tea, it relieves flatulence and colic. The essential oil, in the form of a liniment or ointment, brings relief to inflamed, swollen, or sore muscles, ligaments, and joints, and can also prove valuable in treating neurological conditions such as sciatica (pain resulting from pressure on a nerve in the lower spine) and trigeminal neuralgia (pain affecting a facial nerve). The oil is sometimes used to treat cellulitis, a bacterial infection causing skin to become inflamed. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00

White Willow Bark Excellent aspirin substitute -has effective pain relieving and fever lowering properties. Effective in the treatment of gout, minor muscle strains, menstrual cramps, headache, and toothache. Reduces inflammation. Relieves swollen joints due to rheumatism and arthritis. As a tea: Steep 1 to 2 tsp. of powdered bark in 1 cup boiling water for eight hours; strain. Drink up to 3 cups a day. The bitter taste can be improved by mixing with honey and lemon or another herbal tea. Small Bags $3.00 Big Bags $6.00