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This is Starwest's nitrogen-flushed double-wall silverfoil pack. Used as a tea, decoction and food supplement. Suma has long been used 'for all things' in Brazil – and is, in fact, called 'Brazilian Ginseng.' It has been used as a general tonic, a rejuvenant for convalescents and an aphrodisiac. Russian Olympic athletes claim that Suma is a muscle and endurance builder without the negative side effects of steroids. Much of Suma's chemistry is unique – it appears to enhance the body's use of oxygen on the cellular level. Suma's saponins have been clinically demonstrated to inhibit cancer cell growth and to help regulate blood sugar levels. Two Japanese patents for Suma pfaffosides and pfaffic acid derivatives as antitumor agents have been granted. A 1995 U.S. Patent application demonstrated increased hemoglobin levels during sickle cell treatment. Numerous other Suma-based patents have been filed in both France,Japan, Russia and the USA relating to Suma's anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory, and aphrodisiac effects. |
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EUROLITE 043120CLEAR CORNER/BUMPER LENSES (FORD MUSTANG 94-98 CORNER) |
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This is Frontier's nitrogen-flushed double-wall silverfoil pack. Some Frontier packs are double-wall wax-lined paper. Used as an infusion, decoction, extract and tincture. Red Raspberry Leaf tea has a rich flavor similar to black tea. It is the best known herb for pregnancy. It contains fragrine (also called framamine), an alkaloid, which gives tone to the muscles of the pelvis and uterus. It strengthens the uterine wall during preganancy, reduces the pain of childbirth, and helps to reduce false labor pains. After childbirth it is used to decrease uterine swelling and cut down on post-partum bleeding. It is used to ease menstrual cramps and to regulate the flow during menstruation. It is also good for vomiting in small children, and dysentery and diarrhea in infants. Red Raspberry is a rich source of vitamins A, B complex, C, and E, as well as the minerals calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, and potassium. These nutrients make it an excellent prevention and treatment for anemia and leg cramps, as well as a beneficial remedy for the reduction of morning sickness. The high mineral content also assists in the production of breast milk. The uterine toning has assists contractions and checks any hemorrhage during labour. As a tannin-rich astringent it is useful for diarrhea, leucorrhea and other loose conditions. Also used for easing of mouth problems such as mouth ulcers, bleeding gums and inflammations. As a gargle it will help sore throats. Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'The Raspberry contains a crystallizable fruit-sugar, a fragrant volatile oil, pectin, citric and malic acids, mineral salts, colouring matter and water. The ripe fruit is fragrant, subacid and cooling: it allays heat and thirst, and is not liable to acetous fermentation in the stomach.' 'Raspberry vinegar is an acid syrup made with the fruit-juice, sugar and white-wine vinegar, and when added to water forms an excellent cooling drink in summer, suitable also in feverish cases, where the acid is not an objection. It makes a useful gargle for relaxed, sore throat.' 'A home-made wine, brewed from the fermented juice of ripe Raspberries, is antiscrofulous, and Raspberry syrup dissolves the tartar of the teeth.' 'The fruit is also utilized for dyeing purposes.' 'Medicinal Action and Uses: Astringent and stimulant. Raspberry Leaf Tea, made by the infusion of 1 oz. of the dried leaves in a pint of boiling water, is employed as agargle for sore mouths, canker of the throat, and as a wash for wounds and ulcers. The leaves, combined with the powdered bark of Slippery Elm, make a good poultice for cleansing wounds, burns and scalds, removing proud flesh and promoting healing.' 'An infusion of Raspberry leaves, taken cold, is a reliable remedy for extreme laxity of the bowels. The infusion alone, or as a component part of injections, never fails to give immediate relief. It is useful in stomach complaints of children.' 'Raspberry Leaf Tea is valuable during p |
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Our crystallized essences are produced in a time-honored tradition by a fourth generation amber making family in Northern India. They are made with a base of refined Styrax tree resin into which essential oils are infused, pressed and crystallized. The original process was developed centuries ago by an ayurvedic physician for the manufactureof amber, which was originally created as a stress relieving and mood-enhancing compound. Enlivening Stimulating Lively Exotic Spice is a dazzling blend of Agarwood and Lavender oils in a semisolid base of Styrax tree resin. Agarwood, with its unusual scent, was once the primary wood used in making incense sticks. Today, the cheaper and more readily available bamboo is used. While practically unheard of in the West, agarwood is highly prized in the East for its deep woody fragrance and stimulating quality. Incense made from agarwood is used in Japan for burning at important ceremonies. The Japanese also divide agarwood into six different categories, with fragrances ranging from dignified and gentle to bitter and tangy. The tall evergreen agarwood trees (Aquillaria agallocha) are native to Burma, Vietnam, Assam and Indonesia. Only diseased wood that has been infected by a fungus is fragrant. This darkens the wood and causes it to become so heavy that it sinks in water. Hence the Japanese name, jinkoh, 'the sinking wood.' Enjoy Exotic Spice as a lively body fragrance or sachet. It is sure to leave you feeling exotic. |
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All Frontier BottledSpices are freshness dated, non-irradiated, safety sealed and feature a convenient shaker top for easy use. Parsely, of course, is essential as a garnish and spice in innumerable recipes and sauces. Chopped parsley and garlic in olive oil are a Mediterranean standard. French fines herbes uses parsley, as does sauce béarnaise. Parsely smells best uncooked or quick fried in olive oil. But bouquet garni, a parsely-rich herb bundle cooked in soups, sauces or stews, is immersed in the dish for as long as it is cooked. Lebanese hummus, baba ganoush and tabbouleh make good use of parsley. Grieve's classic 'A Modern Herbal': 'The uses of Parsley are many and are by no means restricted to the culinary sphere. The most familiar employment of the leaves in their fresh state is, of course, finely-chopped, as a flavouring to sauces, soups, stuffings, rissoles, minces, etc., and also sprinkled over vegetables or salads. The leaves are extensively cultivated, not only for sending to market fresh, but also for the purpose of being dried and powdered as a culinary flavouring in winter, when only a limited supply of fresh Parsley is obtainable.' 'In addition to the leaves, the stems are also dried and powdered, both as a culinary colouring and for dyeingg purposes. There is a market for the seeds to supply nurserymen, etc., and the roots of the turnip-rooted variety are used as a vegetable and flavouring.' 'Medicinally, the two-year-old roots are employed, also the leaves, dried, for making Parsley Tea, and the seeds, for the extraction of an oil called Apiol, which is of considerable curative value.' 'Preparations and Dosages: Fluid extract root, ½ to 1 drachm. Fluid extract seeds, ½ to 1 drachm. Apiol (oil), 5 to 15 drops in capsule.' The 1997 Commission E on Phytotherapy and Herbal Substances of the German Federal Institute for Drugs recommends 'Parsley, consisting of the fresh or dried plant [and] Parsley root, consisting of the dried root' for 'flushing out the efferent urinary tract in disorders of the same and in prevention and treatment of kidney gravel.' 'Contraindications: Pregnancy; inflammatory kidney conditions. Precautions: Irrigation therapy (flushing out treatment) should not be carried out in the case of edema caused by impaired heart or kidney function. Side Effects: Occasional allergic skin or mucous membrane reactions have been reported.' 'Daily dose: 6 g of the prepared drug. Mode of Administration: The crushed drug for infusions as well as other galenical preparations with a comparably small proportion of essential oil to be taken orally.' King's 1898 Dispensatory: 'Diuretic, relieving urinary irritation. Very useful in dropsy, especially that following scarlatina, and other exanthematous diseases. Also used in retention of urine, strangury, and gonorrhoea.' 'Parsley seeds have a powerful odor, somewhat like that of turpentine, and a spicy, pungent taste, and have been used as a carminative, an |
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Hemp Plus Shampoo: This botanical formula with mild, exclusively plant-based surfactants, thoroughly emulsifies all residue on scalp and hair without drying or irritating, and frees hair follicles of all clogging debris. Naturally enriched with HempSeed Oil, Rich Essential Fatty Acids (EFA’s), Primrose, Borage & Black Currant and conditioning botanical extracts to nourish, cleanse and condition hair and scalp. |
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