Merkaba Teas, Herbs, Lotus Root, Lycci Berries aka (Gou Qi Zi, Goji & Wolfberry), Mallow Flowers, Mandrake Root , Maple Sugar Granuals, Marshallow Root, Milk Thistle, Mugwart, Nettle Leaf, Oatstraw, Orange Peel, Osmanthus, Passion Flower, Patchouli Herb, Pau D' Arco, Peppermint, Raspberry Leaves, Rose Buds

Kosher
Country of Origin: Morocco
This rose, on account of its delightful fragrancy, is principally employed in France for the distillation of rose-water, so much used in collyria and other lotions; taken
internally, it is said to be gently aperient, but is seldom, if ever, administered for this purpose

Wild crafted & Kosher
Country of Origin: USA
Also known as hindberry leaf, wild red raspberry leaf, reapberry leaf and Rubus idaeus leaf. Used for centuries for healthy pregnancy and delivery, menstrual
irregularities, leucorrhoea and fevers. Sometimes suggested for the relief of nausea, indigestion and bowel irregularity. Especially good for strengthening the
blood. Raspberry-leaf tea appears to tone the uterine and pelvic muscles, and can be taken freely during the last three months of pregnancy. This infusion also
enriches and encourages the flow of mother's milk.

Certified Organic & Kosher
Country of Origin: USA
Peppermint has been said to relieve tension headaches, anxiety, insomnia, indigestion, heartburn, nausea, flatulence, muscle and stomach cramps, to ease
nausea, vomiting, and to break up a cold. In addition, it is believed to help normalize and balance the entire system, helping the body maintain its self-healing
abilities. A rubefacient and anodyne, used for the relief of neuralgia and toothache and relief of local pain, especially that of burns and scalds. Also used for
anesthetic, anodyne, antiseptic, astringent, cancer, carminative, dyspepsia, tooth whitener, sclerosis, stimulant, tumor, bronchitis, carminative, colds, colic,
vermifuge, aphrodisiac, cholagogueue, spasms, liqueur, myalgia, nervine, rheumatism, tea. CAUTION: Peppermint should not be used for prolonged periods
without medical supervision.

Kosher
Country of Origin: India
Patchouli is most often used today in aromatherapy. It can be used to treat problems such as fatigue, stress, constipation, and it can also be used to help suppress
the appetite. And it will come as no surprise to many that patchouli is also an aphrodisiac. When suffering from eczema, dermatitis, or acne patchouli oil can be a
great benefit. In addition it can be used to treat minor scrapes and skin irritations. For athlete�s foot, patchouli is an antifungal that will help to treat the infection.
In addition patchouli oil still works very well at fighting mosquitoes. The Chinese, Japanese and Arabs believe it to possess prophylactic properties.

Wild Crafted & Kosher
Country of Origin: India
Also known as Maracuja, carkifelek, charkhi felek, maypop, saa't gulu, ward assa'ah, zahril aalaam, granadilla, passionvine, maracoc and apricot-vine. Used for
anxiety, insomnia, and muscular tension or headaches associated with stress. It�s also used for diarrhoea and dysentery, neuralgia, sleeplessness and
dysmenorrhoea. It is an antidepressant, analgesic, anti-anxiety, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, cough suppressant, aphrodisiac, central nervous system
depressant, diuretic, hypotensive and sedative. It�s common uses include general pain, stomach problems, to relieve menstrual cramps and PMS, anticonvulsant,
antidepressant, astringent, cardiotonic, disinfectant, nervine, neurasthenic, tranquilizer and vermifuge. Cautions: It may cause drowsiness or have a tranquilizing
effect.

Certified Organic
Country of Origin: China
Used for flavoring, Fragrance and coloring.
It is cultivated as an ornamental plant in gardens in Asia, Europe, North America, and elsewhere in the world, for its deliciously fragrant flowers which carry the
scent of ripe peaches or apricots. A number of cultivars have been selected for garden use, with varying flower color.

Protect the liver, Varicose veins; menstrual difficulty; Congestion in the liver, spleen and kidneys; Increase breast milk production; Stimulate the secretion of bile;
Treatment for depression; Antioxidant that is more potent than vitamins C and E.

Wild crafted & Kosher
Country of Origin: Bulgaria
A soothing application to inflamed surfaces; used as an injection for dysentery, acute vaginitis, and gonorrhea. Used for treating respiratory problems such as
bronchitis and asthma. In addition to helping out with respiratory illnesses, marshmallow root can be used to treat problems with your digestive system. It�s
particularly helpful if you have irritable bowel syndrome. Some people also use marshmallow root to help aid in weight loss. A lenitive and demulcent diuretic used
to soothe irritated and inflamed mucous surfaces, in hoarseness, cough due to faucial irritation, gastro-intestinal irritation and inflammation, and as a soothing drink
in vesical and renal irritation and inflammation, acute cystitis, strangury and gravel.

Limited clinical trial data consist mostly of studies on the anti-inflammatory properties of the plant for skin, oral, and pharyngeal conditions. Despite the lack of
clinical data, the German Commission E approved mallow for treating irritation of oral and pharyngeal mucosa, as well as for dry cough. Avoid use if allergic or
hypersensitive to any components of the plant species. Animal studies document that the plant may lower blood sugar levels; thus, use with caution in patients with
diabetes or in those sensitive to changes in blood glucose levels.

A decoction of the fruit is sweet. An energy restoring tonic, uses of the decoction include benefits to blood pressure and blood cholesterol levels, enhanced function
of liver and kidneys. Has been used to treat chronic fevers, internal hemorrhages, nosebleeds, tuberculosis, coughs, and asthma. The fruit will treat diabetes, poor
eyesight, vertigo, lumbago, impotence and menopausal complaints. Decoction can be used topically to quell itchy skin conditions. Essential fatty acids are generally
rare in fruits. Lycii may prove useful to a reduction or reversal of cancer in an individual. The plant has a long history of medicinal use, both as a general, energy
restoring tonic and also to cure a wide range of ailments, as stated above, from skin rashes and eyesight problems to diabetes. A tonic tea is made from the leaves.

Podophyllum peltatum
Wildcrafted
Country of Origin: USA
Also known as MayApple, Hog apple, American Mandrake, Indian Apple and Duck's foot. Procures rest and sleep in continued pain, also in melancholy, convulsions,
rheumatic pains and scrofulous tumours. Its greatest power lies in its action upon the liver and bowels. It is a gastro-intestinal irritant, a powerful hepatic and
intestinal stimulant. It is a powerful medicine exercising an influence on every part of the system, stimulating the glands to healthy action. Its most beneficial action
is obtained by the use of small doses frequently given. In such circumstances, it acts admirably upon all the secretions, removing obstructions, and producing a
healthy condition of all the organs in the system. In still smaller doses, it is a valuable remedy in skin diseases.
CAUTION: Use in moderation. Not to be used during pregnancy.

Nettle is anti-asthmatic: the juice of the roots or leaves, mixed with honey or sugar, will relieve bronchial and asthmatic troubles and the dried leaves, burnt and
inhaled, will have the same effect. The seeds have also been used in consumption, the infusion of herb or seeds being taken in wineglassful doses. The seeds and
flowers used to be given in wine as a remedy for ague. The powdered seeds have been considered a cure for goitre and efficacious in reducing excessive
corpulency.
An efficient Hair Tonic can be prepared from the Nettle: Simmer a handful of young Nettles in a quart of water for 2 hours, strain and bottle when cold. Well saturate
the scalp with the lotion every other night. This prevents the hair falling and renders it soft and glossy.

It has stimulant and slightly tonic properties, and is of value as a nervine and emmenagogue, having also diuretic and diaphoretic action.
Its chief employment is as an emmenagogue, often in combination with Pennyroyal and Southernwood. It is also useful as a diaphoretic in the commencement of
cold.
It is given in infusion, which should be prepared in a covered vessel, 1 OZ. of the herb to 1 pint of boiling water, and given in 1/2 teaspoonful doses, while warm. The
infusion may be taken cold as a tonic, in similar doses, three times daily: it has a bitterish and aromatic taste.
As a nervine, Mugwort is valued in palsy, fits, epileptic and similar affections, being an old-fashioned popular remedy for epilepsy (especially in persons of a feeble
constitution). Gerard says: 'Mugwort cureth the shakings of the joynts inclining to the Palsie;' and Parkinson considered it good against hysteria. A drachm of the
powdered leaves, given four times a day, is stated by Withering to have cured a patient who had been affected with hysterical fits for many years, when all other
remedies had failed.

Kosher
Country of Origin: China
Sometimes used to treat bacterial and viral respiratory infections and to help bring phlegm up from the lungs and bronchia. Sweet in flavor, cool in nature (cooked
lotus root is slightly warm in nature), it is related to the channels of the spleen, stomach and heart. The lotus has special significance for Buddhists. It is for them a
symbol of purity, undefiled despite its muddy origin.

Aromatic, astringent, diuretic, and sub-tonic. It is a valuable medicine in diarrhoea, imparting to the bowels some degree of nourishment, as well as of astringency. It
is also considered of some service as a corrector of the stomach, and not without some power as an alterative, and is frequently used in affections of the blood. It is a
good remedy in strangury, dropsy, etc., and almost a specific in children's diarrhoea.
An infusion of 1 OZ. of the dried herb to a pint of water is the usual mode of administration, in wineglassful doses. Sweetened with honey, it forms a very pleasant
diet-drink, or beverage both for invalids and ordinary use.
An infusion of the fresh tops produces perspiration, and a decoction of the root, in white wine, was formerly considered a specific in fevers.

Certified Organic & Kosher
Country of Origin: Peru
macca Root powder is high in nutritional value, especially protein, dietary fiber, many important minerals, and 19 different amino acids. It is being affectively
administered to both men and woman to help increase libido, men's sperm activity, and to assist both sexes with issues regarding their physical endurance and
threshold. Other traditional herbal medicine usues in the U.S. and abroad include increasing energy, stamina, and endurance in athletes, promoting mental clarity,
treating male irregularities, femal hormonal imbalances, menopause, and chronic fatigue syndrome. THe synergy of so many amino acids, vitamins, and minerals in
their natural states may increase the assimilation, uptake, and utilization of them in the body makes maca a good source of energy and nutition.