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1. Alvita Teas - Fennel Seed Tea 24Bags
A member of the carrot family, Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is a native of Italy and one of the most ancient of cultivated plants. The Roman colonization of Italy spread the early use of the plant, especially for culinary purposes. Used as a flavoring for salt-water fish, it was also used to whiten, tenderize and deodorize the meat. The odor of Fennel seed is fragrant and the taste is warm, sweet and agreeable. Similar in taste to Dill and Anise, Fennel may be substituted for them in recipes for interesting effects. The shoots and stalks can also be eaten raw like celery. In addition to Fennel's culinary uses, it adds a sharp scent to potpourris, sachets, perfumes and soaps. Fennel is often used with other herbs for its soothing effect. Since 1922, Alvita has been making the finest herb teas money can buy. Pure, natural singles and blends that bring you unsurpassed enjoyment, healthful . . .
 
2. Olympian Labs Dong Quai 500mg 100Caps
DONG QUAI Latin Name: Angelica Sinensis Plant Family: Umbelliferae Common Name: Dong Quai Origin & History: Mainly from three Chinese provinces, Shansi, Shantung and Chili where it is ranked next to licorice in frequency of use in Chinese herbal prescriptions. It is a brown, fleshy root and has a strong celery-like odor. Active Constituents: Parts Used: Roots Constituents: Cadinene, Carotene, Carvacrol, Isosafrol, Essential Oil, Safrol, Sesquiterpenes, Sucrose and Vitamins A, B12 and E. Common Uses: An all purpose herb used as an overall tonic for the female reproductive system and to treat a variety of female gynecological disorders. Rich in vitamins and minerals, this herb has been used extensively to alleviate discomfort caused by premenstrual syndrome and menopause as well as other symptoms associated with female hormonal changes. May also be effective in the treatment of high blood . . .
 

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