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Shepherd’s Purse

Shepherd’s purse if one of the most common and widely spread flowering plants in the world. Shepherd’s purse gets its unique name from the shape of the seed pod that resembles the silhouette of the purse shepherds used to carry. Shepherd’s purse is a folk remedy for treating diarrhea, bleeding, and to stimulate uterine contractions. […]

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Elderberry Materia Medica

High in vitamin C, quercetin, and bioflavonoids, elderberries may be small, but they carry an ancient reputation as mighty protectors. These glossy, jewel-like fruits have nourished and safeguarded people for centuries, weaving together nourishment, immune strength, and the simple delight of their tart-sweet flavor. Traditional & Modern Uses Elderberries are perhaps best known for their […]

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Oat Straw

  You have probably seen him. That little Honey Nut Cheerios Bee named Buzz. He zips around on television and tells everyone about just how good oat-rich Cheerios are for lowering cholesterol, balancing diabetes and aiding in digestion. Buzz is right, but he is just hitting the surface of how strengthening this heart-healthy plant can be. […]

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Holy Basil Materia Medica

The Incomparable One At first glance, holy basil (Ocimum sanctum) might resemble the sweet basil growing in your kitchen garden—but this plant is no ordinary culinary herb. Known as tulsi in India, which means “the incomparable one,” holy basil has long held a sacred place in spiritual and healing traditions across cultures. In Hindu households, […]

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