Herbs

Native American and European herb for calming the nervous system, especially for stress-related physical tension.

European shrub whose bark and roots contain berberine, a powerful alkaloid for blood sugar regulation and infections.

Sacred bark from Pacific Northwest used as powerful laxative – requires careful use and should not be taken long-term.

Edible root vegetable used in TCM and European herbalism for blood purification, liver support, and skin health.

Common dock plant whose root serves as a gentle laxative, liver support, and traditional blood cleanser rich in iron.

Mediterranean vegetable whose leaves contain powerful compounds for liver health, bile production, and digestive support.

Common European plant with fuzzy leaves, used traditionally for respiratory complaints and as ear oil for infections.

North American and European bark specifically indicated for menstrual cramps and muscle spasms.

European herb traditionally used as eyewash for eye irritation, conjunctivitis, and eye strain.

Chilean evergreen tree whose aromatic leaves have been used traditionally for liver, gallbladder, and digestive complaints.