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Botanical name: Oryza sativa

Other name: whole grain rice

Brown rice protein stands out as a distinctive plant-based protein source, boasting a wealth of amino acids and easy digestibility. With its smooth texture and subtle flavor profile, it seamlessly enhances smoothies or blends harmoniously with other protein powders. Notably, our brown rice protein is free from “natural” flavors, stevia, or additional ingredients. We adhere to the highest standards, exclusively utilizing the purest and meticulously sourced whole grain rice, and subjecting every protein powder batch to rigorous lab testing for unparalleled purity and quality assurance.

Medicinal Uses:

• Muscle Building and Recovery
• Weight Management
• Digestive Health
• Allergen Free
• Increased Energy and Endurance
• Enhanced Immunity
• Versatility and Convenience

Botanical name: Pisum sativum

Pea protein powder is commonly incorporated into smoothies and shakes to boost their protein content, making it a versatile addition suitable for nearly any dietary plan. Its natural vegan composition and hypoallergenic qualities further enhance its compatibility with various diets.

Medicinal Uses:

• Builds muscle mass
• Keeps you full
• Good for heart health

Botanical name: Eriodictyon Californicum

Other name: eriodictyon, tarweed, consumptive’s weed, bear’s weed, mountain balm, and gum plant.

Yerba santa, alternatively known as consumptive weed, gum bush, holy herb, and more, exhibits potential antibacterial activities and is abundant in flavonoids. Utilized in various regions globally, it has gained popularity as a dietary supplement. Beyond its dietary applications, Yerba santa may offer additional benefits in various ways.

Medicinal Uses:

• Respiratory infections
• Fever
• Obesity

Botanical name: Rumex crispus

Other name: curly dock, curled dock, narrow dock, sour dock, and rumex.

Also known as curly dock, this plant, native to Europe and western Asia, has become naturalized globally. Yellow dock powder is crafted from the organic roots of Rumex crispus. This powder derived from yellow dock roots offers versatile applications, including topical use, encapsulation, tincturing, and infusion in herbal vinegars.

Medicinal Uses:

• Supports as Blood purifier & Tonic
• It helps to reduce Itching sensation
• Resolving chronic skin problems
• It helps to reduce inflammation of Nasal passages and respiratory track.

Botanical name: Achillea millefolium

Other name: old man’s pepper, devil’s nettle, sanguinary, milfoil, soldier’s woundwort, nosebleed, and thousand seal.

Yarrow, embraced both as a garden cultivar and a wild weed, holds widespread popularity in traditional Western herbalism due to its numerous healthful properties. Derived from organically dried yarrow leaf and yarrow flower, yarrow powder is a versatile ingredient. It can be employed in various forms, including tinctures, encapsulation, and integration into skincare recipes.

Medicinal Uses:

• Common cold
• Hay fever
• Absence of menstruation
• Dysentery
• Diarrhea
• Loss of appetite
• Gastrointestinal (GI) tract discomfort
• Induce sweating

Botanical name: Gaultheria procumbens

Other name: American Wintergreen, Boxberry, Checkerberry, Teaberry, Creeping Wintergreen, Deerberry, Eastern Spicy-wintergreen, Eastern Teaberry, Eastern Wintergreen, Ground Holly, Ground Tea, Mountain Tea, Mountain-tea, Redberry Wintergreen, Spiceberry, and Spicy Wintergreen.

Wintergreen Leaf Powder is the powdered iteration of the leaves from the wintergreen plant, recognized as Eastern Teaberry or Gaultheria procumbens. These leaves house a compound named methyl salicylate, imparting a distinctive minty aroma and serving as a natural reservoir of salicylic acid. Widely utilized as a flavoring agent in foods and beverages, Wintergreen leaf powder also finds application in specific herbal remedies.

Medicinal Uses:

• Headache
• Other types of pain
• Fever
• Gas (flatulence)
• Other conditions

Botanical name: Quercus alba

Other name: Quercus alba or Quercus robur, and oak bark.

Indigenous to eastern and central North America, the white oak holds significance for numerous native tribes, offering wood, food, and wellness benefits. The bark, known for its healthful properties, is a notable part of its utility. White oak bark powder, obtained from Quercus alba, presents a versatile option for topical applications, infusions, or extracts.

Medicinal Uses:

• Treat skin conditions
• Help heal wounds
• Reduce inflammation
• Antiseptic
• Anti-inflammatory effects

Botanical name: Juglans nigra

Other name: eastern black walnut and American walnut

Derived from black walnut (Juglans nigra), Walnut Hull Powder serves as a prevalent brown dye in North America. The fleshy hulls are rich in tannin, juglone, and various pigments, making them the primary source of this natural dye. Historically, walnut hulls have been employed for dyeing hair, creating inks and clothing, and also find application in herbal medicine.

Medicinal Uses:

• Leukemia
• Intestinal worms
• Syphillis
• Gargle
• Skin wounds

Botanical name: Viola odorata

Other name: Garden Violet, Sweet Violet.

The plant features an oblique rhizome and generates lengthy filiform runners. Characterized by heart-shaped, obtuse, and crenate leaves, it blooms with dark blue flowers carrying a sweet fragrance. The preservation of their color relies on the method of collection and drying. The utilized parts encompass the flower, leaves, and roots.

Medicinal Uses:

• Reduce inflammation
• Improve heart health
• Protect against certain types of cancer

Botanical name: Verbena Hastata

Other name: verbena, Verbena officinalis, and herb of the cross

Blue vervain herb powder stands as a natural and adaptable ingredient with a rich history of utilization in traditional medicine spanning centuries. Also recognized as Verbena hastata, this herb is indigenous to North America and has been esteemed for its medicinal properties throughout its longstanding use.

Medicinal Uses:

• Relieve anxiety and depression
• Aches and pains
• Sleep issues
• Reduce cancer risk