Herbs

Native American root with berberine for infections of mucous membranes – critically endangered, use only cultivated.

Mediterranean herb with ancient use but significant toxicity including severe photosensitivity – not recommended for general use.

Semi-synthetic compound derived from periwinkle that enhances blood flow and oxygen delivery to the brain.

Powerful Native American uterine stimulant used only during active labor by trained midwives due to toxicity concerns.

Ancient Ayurvedic and Chinese herb for memory, longevity, and wound healing, called ‘herb of enlightenment.’

Large European plant whose root is a powerful warming expectorant for chronic respiratory conditions and stubborn coughs.

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

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

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

Common weed with powerful hemostatic properties, used traditionally to stop uterine and other bleeding.