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| 1. Solaray's Licorice Extract 450mg 60Caps | |
| Say "licorice," and most people think of candy. But licorice is actually a potent and controversial herb. Just to confuse matters, not all licorice-flavored candy contains real licorice (some is artificially flavored). Traditionally used to soothe sore throat and cough, real licorice comes from the roots of a tall plant that has been cultivated in both China and Europe since ancient times. Ancient herbalists, both Western and Chinese, used the sweet-tasting root to treat ulcers, respiratory problems and many other ailments. In fact, licorice is still found in about one-third of all Chinese herbal prescriptions. Today, some herbal practitioners remain enthusiastic about the anti-ulcer powers of this "safe," or deglycyrrhizinated, licorice, called DGL. "This product is wonderful for healing peptic ulcers," says Alan R. Gaby, M.D., a Baltimore physician who practices nutritional and . . . | |
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| 2. Traditional's Guarana Chai Tea 16Bags | |
| Guarana Chi is an invigorating herbal tea combining Indian Spices with guarana, a Native American herb producing a cup of tea that is enjoyable the traditional way, with milk and sweetener or by itself. To millions of people around the world, chai means tea. In India, all day long, simmering pots of black tea with spices, milk and sugar create a brew that cools the brow, soothes the stomach and uplifts the spirit. We have captured the essence of this exotic beverage in Guarana Chai. A guarana extract powers it up to deliver a guaranteed 45 mgs. Of caffeine per cup. Drink it daily when your spirit starts to sink. Brew longer for a stronger taste. Add milk of any kind. Sweeten if desired. Nature's power may be discovered in its smallest realms. Guarana, a nut-like berry bush native to the Brazilian rain forest, contains 3% to 5% caffeine (coffee beans contain 1% to 2%). Its name derives . . . | |
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