NAME*
*DESCRIPTION
Arnica* ;
*External use only. Used for closed tissue injuries, including, fractures,
sprains and contusions. It acts to open capillaries and increase circulation. Not for use on open wounds.
Astragalus*;
*Useful for strengthening the body against viral infections of the respiratory
tract and heart. Helps strengthen energy levels.
Barley grass powder*;
*Contains vitamins and minerals that are easily assimilated throughout
the digestive tract. High in iron, zinc, carotene and calcium. Rich in B vitamins and folic acid.
Bee pollen*;
*Rich in vitamins A,B,C,D,E and contains almost all known minerals, enzymes
and amino acids.
Bladderwrack*;
*Rich in calcium, iodine and potassium.
Calendula*;
*Treats inflammation or ulceration of the digestive or urinary tract, where
it serves in the drainage of lymph tissues.
Chamomile*;
*This herb is used for its sedative properties.
Chickweed*;
*Acts to sooth, protect and mildly lubricate the upper digestive tract.
Useful for treating irritated stomach lining or a mild case of colitis.
Cleaver*;
*Works to speed the healing of gastric ulcers through dilation of the capillaries.
Aids in drainage of inflammed tissue of the urinary and digestive tract.
Coltsfoot*;
*The first choice for relieving the rawness and pain of unproductive spasmodic
coughs.
Comfrey-root*;
*For external use. As a poultice or compress the leaves can be used
on arthritic joints, sprains and tendon injuries. Not for use on open wounds.
Dandelion*;
*The leaves are rich in potasium. They stimulate excretion of water via
the kidneys and also act as a liver and digstive tonic.
Devils claw*;
*This root plant has proven anti-inflammaory and pain relieving properties.
Do not use during pregnancy.
Echinacea*;
*Supports disease resistance by boosting the immune system. Also works
as a antimicrobial for the mouth and urinary tract.
Eyebright*;
*For external use, most useful for bathing the eyes.
Fennel*;
*Used in cases of flatulence or colic. The herb of choice for gastric upset
and irritability.
Fenugreek*;
*A body conditioner. It is a uterine stimulant and should not be used during
pregnancy.
Feverfew*;
*This herb is useful in the proactive reduction of inflammation associated
with arthritis and joint injury.
Flax*;
*Provides the essential fatty acids.
Garlic*;
Its blood cleansing action makes it a good preventative measure for arthritic
problems, sweet itch and skin problems.
*Ginko;
Works to improve circulation in the small capillaries.
Glucosamine*;
*Demonstrated to be effective in maintaing healthy joints and easing
arthritic conditions.
Gotu kola*;
*Improves circulation to the legs. Works to promote healing of connective
tisue in the joints.
Hawthorn berry*;
*Dilates blood vessels helping to increase circulation throughout
the body.
Kelp*;
*Rich source of iodine, magnesium, potassium, iron and vitamin A,B and C. Promots
and improves digestion.
Licorice-root*;
*Provides anti-inflammatory and immunostimulant actions, helping to
relieve pain, itching and inflammation.
Marhmallow*;
*Helpful for urinary tract inflammation. Soothes the mucus membranes by
lubricating.
Milk thistle*;
*Helps to protect the liver from toxins and stimulates production of
new liver cells to replace damaged ones. Do not use for prolonged periods.
MSM*;
*Anti-inflammatory, it helps prevent and repair soft tissue damage. Useful for
maintaining healthy joints.
Mullein*;
*Helps to ease spsmodic coughs while reducing inflammation and increase mucus
production in the bronchi, making coughs more productive.
Nettle*;
*Rich in vitamin C, calcium, and potassium. Nettles cleansing effect is useful
in arthritis.
Peppermint*;
*Relaxes the muscles of the digestive tract and is useful for colic. Encourages
fussy eaters and has anti-fungl properties.
Psyllium*;
*A mucilage, mixed with water, it swells and bulks stool. It will effectively
lessen the amount of time that toxins can assimilate in the body.
Raspberry*;
*Not to be used during pegnancy. Used during the last six weeks of pregnancy,
it has a beneficial effect by toning, pelvic and uterine muscles.
Red clover*;
*Used to clean the blood in skin complaints, Useful for treating bronchitis
and allied complaints.
Rosehip*s;
*Rich in biotin content, it promotes healthy nail growth.Valuable source
of vitamins C, E and K.
Rosemary*;
*Excellent antibicrobial, useful for skin and eye rinses, and for fighting
infections of the mouth, throat and digestive tracts.
Slippery elm*;
*Rich in vitamins A, B, C and K it can be used as a nutritional digestive
tonic. Will assist in the elimination of waste.
Spirulina*;
*This blue green algae contains all eight essential amino acids and is
rich in minerals. Heavy in B complex vitamins.
Valerian-root*;
*A potent sedative. This herb will even calm your horse. Very effective
in hot-tea's.
Wormwood*;
*A well known herb for use in quick parasite intervention. Mostly used for
farm animals.
Yarrow*;
*Acts to dilate and strenghten peripheral blood vessels and help clear away
small blood clots, thus increasing circulation.
Yellowdock*;
Helps to eliminate toxic excesses. Will serve to quickly flush the body
of systemic waste.
Yucca-root*;
*A therapeutic anti-inflammatory for arthritis and joint pain.
CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR PRIOR TO USE OF ANY OF THESE HERBS
