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| 1. Solaray's Noni 460mg 100Caps | |
| Noni is referred to by many people as the "Hawaiian Miracle Medicine." In ancient Hawaiian folk medicine Noni was used in the treatment of diabetes, ulcers, heart trouble, high blood pressure, kidney and bladder disorders. Unfortunately, the fresh Noni fruit has a foul taste and odor. This has been a definite barrier to it's widespread use until now. A U.S. Patented dehydration process has produced a powdered form of Noni that is smell-less and taste-less when placed in easy-to-swallow capsules! The F.D.A. has declared the powdered Noni to be a safe food product. Research has shown that prolonged exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays suppresses the immune system. Considering increased UV exposure due to loss of ozone, Noni may be valuable against intensifying danger of skin cancer. Noni not only appears to stimulate the immune system, it also contains selenium which significantly . . . | |
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| 2. Solaray's Noni Fruit 400mg 100Caps | |
| Noni is referred to by many people as the "Hawaiian Miracle Medicine." In ancient Hawaiian folk medicine Noni was used in the treatment of diabetes, ulcers, heart trouble, high blood pressure, kidney and bladder disorders. Unfortunately, the fresh Noni fruit has a foul taste and odor. This has been a definite barrier to it's widespread use until now. A U.S. Patented dehydration process has produced a powdered form of Noni that is smell-less and taste-less when placed in easy-to-swallow capsules! The F.D.A. has declared the powdered Noni to be a safe food product. Research has shown that prolonged exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays suppresses the immune system. Considering increased UV exposure due to loss of ozone, Noni may be valuable against intensifying danger of skin cancer. Noni not only appears to stimulate the immune system, it also contains selenium which significantly . . . | |
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| 3. Nature's Way's Nettle Herb 100Caps | |
| Latin Name Urtica dioica Encapsulated Nettle herb wild harvested, gently dried and ground to a usable form. It contains no chemicals, additives or artificial coloring. Usage Nettle is a rich source of chlorophyll in whole herb form. It was used extensively as a folk medicine primarily for respiratory complaints. Nettle extract is widely used in Germany for urinary problems associated with BPH.* Recommended Daily Dosage Take two capsules three times daily with water at mealtimes or prepared as a tea. The following list is for serving size of 2 capsules Primary Ingredients Amount USRDA Nettle Herb 870 mg 0% Other Ingredients Gelatin | |
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| 4. Now's Organic Eucalyptus Essentail Oil 1oz | |
| Extracts of Eucalyptus have been an integral part of folk medicine for centuries, and it is well documented in numerous early medical texts. NOW; Eucalyptus Oil is steam distilled from certified organic Eucalyptus trees. This essential oil is 100% pure. More Organic and non-GMO products Organically grown and processed in accordance with the California Organic Foods Act of 1990. Certified Organic by Quality Assurance International. Warnings: Natural essential oils are highly concentrated and should be used with care. Keep out of reach of children. For external or aromatherapeutic use only. Disclaimers: Natural color and aroma variations may occur in this product. | |
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| 5. Nature's Herbs Blessed Thistle 100Caps | |
| Blessed Thistle is traditionally used to increase lactation. Folk medicine used blessed thistle tea for digestive problems, including gas, constipation, and stomach upset. This herb was also used for liver and gallbladder diseases, in a similar way as its well-known relative, milk thistle.1 Active constituents: The sesquiterpene lactones, such as cnicin, provide the main beneficial effects on digestion of blessed thistle. The bitterness of these compounds stimulates digestive activity, including the flow of saliva and secretion of gastric juice, which leads to improved appetite and digestion.2 Some evidence indicates that blessed thistle also has anti-inflammatory properties. Contains | |
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| 6. Alvita Teas - Goldenseal Herb Tea 30Bags | |
| No herb was more revered by American Indians than the versatile Golden Seal (hydrastis canadensis). Once flourishing in the moist, rich woodlands of the Northeast, they called it yellow root and used the brilliant golden juice extracted from its roots as an ornamental dye for their clothes and weapons, a paint for their faces, and for its health benefits. Early settlers adopted the use of Golden Seal and it quickly became a mainstay of American folk medicine. The name Golden Seal comes from the yellow scars left on the rhizome of the stem that bursts forth every spring; these scars look like the imprint of an old-fashioned letter seal. Golden Seal is very difficult and sensitive plant to grow and requires five years for roots to become mature. Since 1922, Alvita has been making the finest herb teas money can buy. Pure, natural singles and blends that bring you unsurpassed enjoyment, . . . | |
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