Herbs & Natural Remedies

Organic Traditions Maca X-6 Powder is a highly concentrated 6:1 blend of organic raw black and red-purple maca roots, traditionally used to support energy, stamina, and hormonal balance. This potent superfood helps promote vitality, endurance, and overall well-being, making it ideal for both men and women. With a smooth, malty taste, it’s easy to add to smoothies, lattes, or recipes for a daily nutrient boost.

Pau D'Arco is also known as Taheebo, Bow Stock, Ipe Roxo Lapacho and Tecoma Curialis. In natural medicine, pau d'arco is used to treat a wide range of medical disorders, 

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Each capsule is a Vegicap, a 100% vegetarian capsule
100 Capsules per bottle

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Organic Peony Root (Bai Shao) is a traditional herb used to support overall wellness and natural balance. Perfect for teas, tinctures, and herbal remedies.

Supports female reproductive health and fibroid management naturally. Combines five herbal formulas for maximum wellness support.

Provides fast relief from nasal congestion with natural essential oils. Convenient pocket size for on-the-go use.

Why you'll love it

• Also known as Indian Ginseng.
• An adaptogenic herb commonly used in tradition Ayurvedic Medicine for increased stamina.
• Promotes a calm mind and encourages restful sleep.
• In sanskrit, it's name means 'that which imparts the strength of a horse' a name that suggests one of its traditional uses as a tonic for strength, energy and vitality.
• Provides adrenal support, helping to reduce stress and anxiety through daily use.

How to use it

• Enhance your smoothies, smoothie bowls, elixirs, lattes, raw desserts and more with this adaptogenic superherb.
• Take ashwagandha morning, afternoon or evening.

Ingredients: Organic Ashwagandha Powder

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• A rhizome, part of the ginger family.
• Has been known as one of nature's most revered botanicals.
• Used for centuries as a natural dye and cosmetic ingredient.

Candy made with dried Horehound Herb is mentioned briefly in the 1961 novel Where The Red Fern Grows; those of you who have read the book may recall the protagonist's description of his grandfather's store and the various sweets he kept in stock. This however is not the most common use of the organic herbs that botanists know as Marrubium vulgare.

The name of Horehound Herb has little to do with hunting dogs, although the first element is derived from the ancient Anglo-Saxon word for "white-haired." Horehound Herb is in fact one of many medicinal herbs indigenous to the British Isles, and was introduced around the world by European colonists between the 17th and mid-19th centuries. It is essentially a weed, although gardeners in the rural areas of England's Midlands District frequently cultivate bulk herbs such as Horehound Herb for use in tea and candy making.

The scientific name for Horehound Herb, Marrubium vulgare, may be derived from the old Roman town of Maria Urbs; alternatively, it may also be named for the Marrobus Water of the Bible, a bitter juice used by the Hebrews and made from the bitter herbs eaten during Passover. In ancient times, c/s Horehound Herb was thought to be an antidote for plant-based toxins and poisonous snakes, although such properties of Horehound Herb are doubtful. Use of any organic bulk herbs for medicinal purposes should be undertaken only under the guidance of a licensed herbalist or other medical professional, because even quality bulk herbs can have side effects and interactions if not used properly.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy.