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- Multiple Vitamins & Minerals for Travel 210 tablets: K
- Salad Sprinkle 1 lb: K
- Natural Cotton Gauze Produce & Grain Bag 13'' x 17''- holds up to 5 lbs.: K
- Snake Gourd Root (Trichosanthis kirlowii; Tian Hua Fen) Whole: 500 gm (1.17 lb): V
- Automotive Mounting Bracket (GARMIN 010-10427-00): R
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- Burdock Root Powder Cert. Organic (Arctium lappa; Niu Bang Zi) 1 lb: C
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- Cayenne (Chili) Pepper Powder Cert. Organic 30M Heat Units (Capsicum annum) 1.76 oz: K
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This is Starwest's nitrogen-flushed double wall silverfoil pack. Used as an infusion, decoction, extract, tincture and douche. Kinnikinnick, Bearberry. Traditionally smoked by many Northwest Indians as an inebriant. Bearberry is also traditionally used as a medicinal tea, to treat inflammations of the urinary tract, especially cystitis. Uva ursi contains arbutin, an effective urinary antiseptic. The 1997 Commission E on Phytotherapy and Herbal Substances of the German Federal Institute for Drugs recommends Uva ursi leaf for 'Inflammatory disorders of the efferent urinary tract.' 'Preparations made from bearberries act antibacterially in vitro against Proteus vulgaris, E. coli, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Mycoplasma hominis, Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aerginosa, Friedländer's pneumonia, Enterococcus faecalis, and Streptococcus strains, as well as against Candida albicans. The antimicrobial effect is associated with the aglycone hydroquinone released from arbutin (transport form) or arbutin waste products in the alkaline urine. A methanol extract of the drug (50 percent) is said to have an inhibiting effect on tyrosinase activity. The forming of melanin from DOPA using tyrosinase as well as from DOPA-CHROM through auto-oxidation is also said to be inhibited by the drug.' Contraindications: Pregnancy, lactation, children under 12. Side Effects: Nausea and vomiting may occur in persons with sensitive stomachs. The occurrence of arbutin/hydroquinone in the breast milk has not been researched. The drug, therefore, should not be administered during lactation. 'Single dose: 3 g drug to 150 ml water as an infusion or cold maceration or 100 - 210 mg hydroquinone derivatives, calculated as water-free arbutin. Daily dose: 3g drug to 150 ml water as an infusion or cold maceration up to 4 times a day or 400 - 840 mg hydroquinone derivatives calculated as water-free arbutin. Mode of Administration: Crushed drug. Drug powder for infusions or cold macerations; extracts and solid forms for oral administration. Medication containing arbutin should not be taken for longer than a week or more than five times a year without consulting a physician.' In Germany, uva ursi leaf is licensed as a standard medicinal tea, used as a single herb and a component of many bladder and kidney teas. The German Standard License for uva ursi medicinal tea indicates its use as support in the therapy of mild infections of the urinary tract, as does the British Herbal Compendium and the European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy. Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'In consequence of the powerful astringency of the leaves, Uva-Ursi has a place not only in all the old herbals, but also in the modern Pharmacopoeias. There are records that it was used in the thirteenth century by the Welsh 'Physicians of Myddfai.' It was described by Clusius in 1601, and recommended for medicinal use in 1763 by Gerhard of Berlin and others. It had a place in the London Pharma |
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Mello is a mixture of nine relaxing herbs in a zip-lock header pack. These herbs have been specially blended to provide a peaceful and pleasurable smoking experience. Mello contains the following: Lobelia inflata (Indian Tobacco) Lobelia provides a sedative and euphoric effect. It also stimulates the respiratory system. Verbascum thapsis (Mullein Leaf) Mullein has a relaxing, sedative effect, and has a great opening effect on the lungs. Humulus lupuius (Hops Flower) Hops Flower relaxes the smooth muscles and has a sedative effect. Passiflora incarnata (Passion Flower) Passion Flower has a tranquilizing, sedative and anti-anxiety effect. Melissa officinalis (Lemon Balm) Lemon Balm has a sedative, antispasmodic, and antidepressant effect. Leonotis leonurus (Wild Dagga) Wild Dagga promotes euphoria and exuberance. It is used as a Cannabis substitute by the Hottentot tribe of South Africa. Turnera diffusa (Damiana) Damiana has a relaxing, euphoric effect, and an ancient reputation as anaphrodisiac. Mentha piperita (Peppermint) Peppermint is soothing, aromatic, and flavorful. It promotes relaxation and stimulates respiration. Mentha spicata (Spearmint) Spearmint is relaxing, aromatic, and flavorful. |
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Smudge Sticks or Smudge Bundles are all-natural ceremonial incense traditionally burned in Native American rituals such as sweat lodges. Increasingly, doctors, therapists, and body workers are discovering the beneficial aspects of these herbs. Sweetcense Smudge is Desert Sage, Cedar & Sweetgrass. Not only good for keeping pesky flying insects away certain plant smokes (smudges) could preserve food and hides. Some smudges could also impart protection from unseen spirits and thoughts. To apply the protective cleansing power of a smudge a leaf or resin was heated to make smoke that was brushed over the person or object often with a feather fan. Some plant smokes had specific healing properties while others more generic powers. The smudge smoke is made either by spreading dry herbs on hot coals or hot rocks or igniting dry herbs in a clay bowl or shell. Desert sagebrush covers muchof the high plateau of the western states and is expanding its range. Sagebrush bark has provided fiber for footwear and clothing to the Fremont culture. Sagebrush grows a protective cover for rabbits and small game, improving their habitat. With its many variations and names, Big Sage Brush, Mountain Ball Sage (Artemesia frigida), Sweet Sage (Artemesia dracunculoderes), Black Sage (Artemesia nova) as well as all its common tribal names, sage is a respected plant family. Desert sage grows on the high desert of the West. It is traditionally used in ceremonies and included in medicine pouches and bundles. Sage is burned in smudging ceremonies to drive out bad spirits, feelings or influences. The leaves are valued for their aromatic properties and are used as a natural moth repellent. Sage can be used in numerous ways. Native Americans of the Plains Nations cover the floor of their sweat lodges with sage. They will also breathe through a small bundle of sage and at times rub the bundle on their bodies while in the sweat lodge. Some tribes commonly wrapped their pipes in sage before they bundled them up. They believed that objects wrapped in sage were purified. Sage wreaths are still placed around Sundancer’s heads, wrists and ankles during the ceremony. ''Sage makes the bad spirits sick. They go away from it when it is burned. It does not make the good spirits sick. They will not leave when it is smoked. Sweet grass is pleasant to all the spirits. Good spirits like it. Bad spirits like it. All like it. The smoke of sweet grass is pleasant to the good spirits. They come to the smoke. They are pleased with one who makes this smoke. They will listen to what such a one asks. But the bad spirits come also to enjoy the smoke. So, sage must be burned to make them sick. Then, sweet grass to bring good spirits.'' Traditional stories and myths tell of the power of sage in that wherever sage is present negative forces cannot enter. In the Inipi ceremony, a sprig of sage is worn behind the right ear to protect the participant and placate the little peo |
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LENMAR LISG48 SAMSUNG 5400m Ah |
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Socks for sleeping beauties. Worn over our Tea Tree Oil Foot Balm, these socks soften and repair feet overnight. They work with your body temperature to seal in and ease penetration of emollients, gradually softening hard skin and calluses. Cotton (90%) and lycra (10%) blend 'breathes'to keep feet cool and comfortable. One size fits all. |
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100% organically grown rye grain. Pure with very few broken kernels. Rye grain has become the preference for mushroom cultivators. |
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