Alfalfa Leaf is an insoluble fiber that bulks stool and promotes peristalsis.

Burdock Root is found in Asia and Europe and is famous for its medicinal qualities. The root has gummy consistency and is sweet in taste. Burdock is useful for remedies such as arthritis, measles and tonsillitis. Even viruses such as throat pain, cold and diuretic are cured with this root. Recently, burdock root is useful in oncology for treating various health problems. Burdock root is useful in purifying blood and in eliminating toxins present in the blood. This can be taken orally for skin disorders as well. Burdock root is ideal to soothe aching joints. Chinese healers use to cure colds, throat pain, tonsillitis and measles. This root is well-known in Japan as well for its nutrients and vitamins. It is effective in treating cancers. The burdock plant seeds are effective in bloodstream cleansing, treating gout, ulcers, acne, rheumatism, eczema and in relieving arthritis pain. This root has ingredients such as calcium, essential oil, iron, arcigen, lactone, resin, potassium and tannin.

Chamomile - There are two different species of chamomile used for supplements and balms – the German and the Roman varieties. However, both types have the same effects and are safe for human consumption. It is an herbal remedy since it lacks side effects and offers numerous benefits. Chamomile is a mild relaxant and is commonly used to combat stress, depression, and anxiety. It is also utilized for treatment of other diseases. Chamomile supplements are most commonly used as a muscle relaxant. It can help with menstrual cramps and other muscle complaints. Chamomile can help alleviate the pain and uncomfortable feelings linked with allergies, burns, and other problems.

Dandelion contains over two dozen other nutrients but primarily contain large concentrations of vitamins A, C, and K as well as calcium, potassium, iron and magnesium.

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Licorice Root, a widely used herb to disguise the unpleasant flavor of other ingredients. Studies have found licorice Root has strong positive effects on the cells of the digestive system and liver and may act as a powerful anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory.

Red Clover Leaf is native to Asia and the eastern Mediterranean regions. It is found on roadsides and also in lawns. Red clover leaf grows to a height of 16 inches. The leaves are oval in shape with a V mark known as chevron in the center. The red clover flowers are purple in color and are in egg shape. They come as three part leaves. Trifolium is the genus name indicating three leaves. Red clover leaf belongs to the leguminosae family or the pea family. The other members as well include peanuts and beans besides peas. These plants take nitrogen from the environment ad biologically help other plants in growth and fixation. Red clover leaf is used as a mild sedative, expectorant and blood purifier. The tea prepared with this leaf is useful for bronchitis, asthma and respiratory spasms. Red clover leaf is useful for sores, skin ulcers, burns and athlete’s foot. Red clover flowers are useful in wine and in treating menstrual problems.

Rose Hips- Rose has been considered as the symbol of love and beauty all over the world and is cultivated widely for its beauty and fragrance. Rose hips are small berry-like fruits, which look just like small tomatoes or miniature pomegranate fruits and grow on the rose plant after it blossoms. Certain species such as Dog Rose (Rosa canina) and R. majalis are more popular than the rest for their rose hips and are especially cultivated for being a rich source of vitamin C. Rose hips have also made their way into culinary recipes such as puddings, marmalade, tarts, breads, pie, apple sauce, soups, jam, and jelly. Rose hips due to their excellent anti-inflammatory properties are used in treating patients suffering from knee or hip osteoarthritis. Regular consumption of rose hip powder may help in joint stiffness and pain, and maintain good mood.

Slippery Elm Bark is an important member of the herb kingdom owing to its excellent therapeutic properties. Colonists used silver elm as survival food on long trips while natives ate the inner bark of the tree that is rich in carbohydrates and easy to digest. Since ancient times, slippery elm was used to treat skin injuries, stomach aches, intestinal worms, gout, coughs, and arthritis. You may take slippery elm powder derived from its bark by mixing it with water or take them in the form of capsules. The bark powder contains mucilage, which when mixed with water turns into a slick gel that spreads across the mouth, throat, stomach and intestines and soothes them. In addition, it is also believed to be rich in antioxidants that are extremely effective in relieving inflammatory bowel conditions.