Natural Catnip
$4.90 – $9.90Catnip, scientifically known as Nepeta Cataria, is a herbaceous plant that belongs to the mint family. Native to Europe, it grows wild in many areas of North America. Well-known as a stimulant for cats, it has also been planted to repel rats and flies. Some popular uses for catnip are natural insect repellent, catnip toys, bath tea recipes.
Organic Cacao Nibs
$6.90 – $11.90Cacao Nibs are produced from beans derived from the Theobroma Cacao Tree, also known as Cocoa Tree. They are small crushed Cacao beans that have a bitter and chocolatey flavor. Cacao Nibs are known to have many health benefits and are highly nutritious, providing high amount of protein, fiber, minerals, and powerful plant compounds. Cacao Nibs are also rich in several minerals such as iron, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, zinc, and copper.
Cat Claw
$9.90 – $16.90Cat Claw, also known as Uncaria Tomentosa, is a woody vine found in the tropical jungles of South and Central America. This root bark resembles the Cat Claw with its claw-shaped thorns and is often used in herbalism for a variety of ailments. Cat Claw is known for its benefits in boosting your immune system, relieving rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, as well as relieving osteoarthritis.
Dried Slippery Elm
$6.90 – $11.90Slippery Elm is a tree whose inner bark is used as medicine. It is known as a demulcent, and is capable of soothing the lining of stomach and intestines which helps reduce irritation. Slippery Elm is known for treating cough, sore throat, diarrhea, as well as external skin wound, burns, cold sore, and toothache.
Dried Lemon Balm
$9.90 – $16.90Lemon Balm, also known as Melissa Officinalis, is a herb belonging to the mint family. It has a mild lemon aroma and is often used for culinary purposes such as flavoring food and making tea. Lemon Balm is known for its calming effects for those with insomnia, anxiety, as well as Alzheimer disease. It is commonly used to relieve digestive issues such as upset stomach, vomiting, bloating, and menstrual cramps.
Dried Fennel Seed
$7.90 – $12.90Fennel is a flowering plant species from the carrot family. It is used as a herb in cooking for its flavour and aroma. Its leaves and fruits are edible and bear similar aromatic compound as Star Anise. Fennel seeds are known for relieving flatulence, regulate appetite, boost metabolism, reduce gas and stress, as well as detoxify the body.
Dried Couch Grass
$7.90 – $12.90Couch Grass, also known as Elymus Repens, is a common perennial species of grass native to Europe and Asia. It is listed as an invasive weed but its leaves and roots are used to make medicine known for treating constipation, cough, high blood pressure, and kidney stones.
Dried Parsley
$9.90 – $14.90Parsley is a popular seasoning herb that can be found in grocery stores or easily grown in your own home garden. It can be used as a garnishing herb or added as a seasoning to replace sodium intake. Parsley is known to be high in anti-oxidants, helps prevent kidney stones, promotes blood sugar, as well as regulate menstruation.
Skull Cap
$7.90 – $12.90Skullcap, also known as Scutellaria Baicalensis, is a perennial herb native to Asian countries. The leaves are often used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat insomnia, diarrhea, inflammation, as well as respiratory infections. They are usually sold in powder and capsule form, while its leaves are used to brew tea. Although Skullcap has many benefits, it is not appropriate for everyone and may have side effects such as irregular heartbeat, anxiety, and drowsiness. People with impact liver function should avoid this herb.
Horse Tail
$7.90 – $12.90Horsetail, also known as Equisetum Arvense, is a herb known for its reparative properties in tissue and bone problems. They can be used internally or externally to heal and strengthen the body. Although it is considered a weed, it is packed full of benefits from treating urinary infections to treatment for respiratory issues. Thousands of year ago, the Romans use it to treat kidney and bladder problems as well as arthritis and tuberculosis, while Greeks used it to treat wounds. Horsetail is also known for treating respiratory disorders and restore lung health.
Chicory Root
$7.90 – $12.90The Chicory is a woody perennial herbaceous plant of the dandelion family. They are usually used for salad leaves or their roots as a coffee substitute. Chicory Roots have a rich source of water soluble fiber called Inulin. The Inulin is very often used to replace dietary fat or sugar in processed food although they are not digestible. Chicory is known to prevent diabetes and improve bowel movement. They are also used today for inflammation, swelling and osteoarthritis.
Dandelion Leaf
$7.90 – $40.90Dandelion also known as Taraxacum Officinale, is a stubborn weed plant that usually grows in your lawn or garden. The Dandelion has long been used in medicinal properties, as well as to help in digestion and stimulate appetite.
From root to flowers, the entire Dandelion is edible. It has a chicory-like taste and is slightly bitter. They are rich in vitamins A, C, and K, as well as vitamins E and B. Dandelion leaf has an earthy and herbarceous flavor, while the root has a smoky and toasty flavor.