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Botanical name: Elettaria cardamomum

Other name: Elaichi

Rooted Peepul Cardamom Seeds Powder (Elaichi powder) is crafted exclusively from 100% cardamom seeds. Extracted from the pods, these seeds undergo grinding without the inclusion of any covering (chilka) to produce the powder. Enhance the flavor of your tea, incorporate it into your baking endeavors, or elevate your cooking by sprinkling this aromatic cardamom seeds powder.

Medicinal Uses:

• It has antibacterial properties
• It could lower blood sugar and inflammation
• It can promote oral health
• It may improve liver health
• It can boost heart health
• It may reduce nausea and vomiting during pregnancy
• It could help fight cancer cells

Botanical name: Carum carvi

Other name: Kala Jeera

Caraway, a biennial plant reaching a height of 2 feet, features feathery leaves and umbrella-like clusters of tiny white flowers that bloom in early summer. The fruit and oil of caraway boast aromatic, stimulant, and carminative properties. In times past, caraway found extensive use as a carminative cordial, particularly recommended for alleviating dyspepsia and symptoms associated with hysteria and other disorders. Additionally, it exhibits tonic properties and serves as a pleasant stomachic. Chewing caraway seeds is a popular method for aiding digestion after a meal.

Medicinal Uses:

• Treatment of indigestion
• Pneumonia
• Appetizer
• Galactagogue
• Carminative

Botanical name: Eschscholzia californica

Other name: olden poppy, California sunlight or cup of gold

California Poppy Powder, derived from Eschscholzia californica, exhibits a bitter, slightly spicy, and potent profile. Traditionally utilized as a pain reliever and sedative, the entire plant of the California poppy has a noteworthy history. The scientific nomenclature, Eschscholzia, pays homage to a surgeon who explored the pain-relieving potential of this plant within the poppy family.

Medicinal Uses:

• To treat pain
• Neuralgia
• Anxiety
• Stress
• Depression
• Migraines
• Promote sleep

Botanical name: calendula Officinalis

Other name: pot marigold flower

Calendula Dressing Powder stands as a potent antiseptic and disinfectant, fortified with the calming properties of Calendula. Carefully formulated, this versatile powder is designed to offer relief and expedite recovery from a range of skin ailments, encompassing open wounds, ulcers, eczema, itching, and bed sores.

Medicinal Uses:

• Skin Soothing
• Wound Healing
• Oral Health
• Hair Care
• Digestive Aid

Botanical name: Ruscus aculeatus

Other name: knee holly or piaranthus

Derived from a petite evergreen shrub indigenous to Asia, Europe, and North Africa, Butcher’s broom root powder embodies the essence of this plant. The moniker “Butcher’s Broom” harks back to a traditional practice wherein the rigid branches were fashioned into small brooms for cleaning butcher’s counters. Alternatively known as Knee Holly, Butcher’s Broom is frequently employed as a supportive tonic for the vascular system and is readily available in various forms such as teas, tinctures, and capsules.

Medicinal Uses:

• May Reduce Inflammation
• May Treat Poor Blood Circulation
• May Reduce Symptoms of Orthostatic Hypotension
• May Reduce Your Risk of Hemorrhoids

Botanical name: Arctium lappa

Other name: bardana, beggar’s buttons, clotbur, edible burdock, Fructus arctii, great bur, great burdocks, lappa, and Niu Bang Zi

Burdock powder is produced by milling organic roots cultivated in the Pacific Northwest. With Arctium lappa at its source, this botanical has a rich history of utilization in both Western and Eastern herbal traditions. Burdock powder finds diverse applications, commonly incorporated into cosmetic formulations, encapsulated for consumption, or prepared as a tincture.

Medicinal Uses:

• Blood purifier
• Eliminate excess water by increasing urine output

Botanical name: Bupleurum chinense

Other name: chai hu

Derived from the organic roots of Bupleurum chinense, Bupleurum powder is finely ground to harness the wellness-supporting attributes of this botanical. Known as chai hu in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Bupleurum root has enjoyed millennia of use for its ability to facilitate the movement of qi (energy) within the system. Belonging to the Apiaceae family and indigenous to East Asia, Bupleurum root powder proves versatile and can be incorporated into herbal formulas, capsules, and extracts.

Medicinal Uses:

• Treat colds
• Fever
• Digestive disorders
• Chronic liver diseases
• Depression symptoms

Botanical name: Borago officinalis

Other name: burrage, common bugloss, bee-bread, bee fodder, star flower, ox’s tongue, and cool tankard

Borage powder stands as an herbal remedy with beneficial properties for alleviating symptoms associated with menopause and addressing menstrual cycle-related issues. It is particularly effective in mitigating the pains experienced during the menstrual cycle while concurrently imparting strength to the bones and averting bone loss. Borage powder plays a role in treating osteoporosis and contributes to hormone regulation, ensuring a balanced hormonal environment.

Medicinal Uses:

• Fever
• Cough,
• Depression
• Blood purification
• Increase urine flow
• Prevent inflammation of the lungs

Botanical name: Eupatorium perfoliatum

Other name: American Boneset, Boneset, Bonset, Feverwort, Thoroughwort

Boneset herb powder emerges as a natural and versatile ingredient steeped in the legacy of traditional medicine for centuries. Scientifically referred to as Eupatorium perfoliatum, this herb is indigenous to North America and has earned acclaim for its therapeutic attributes. The meticulous harvesting and finely grinding process employed with boneset herb result in a powder that retains its quality and potency. With a subtle bitterness and a distinctive green hue, it has become a favored selection for incorporation into herbal preparations and natural remedies.

Medicinal Uses:

• Reduces Fever
• Aids Digestive Problems
• Promotes Immunity
• Aids Respiratory Issues
• Relieves Malaria

Botanical name: Juglans nigra

Other name: Carya, Walnoot, Jupiter’s nuts

Indigenous to North America, black walnut trees boast a rich history of cultivation spanning centuries. Thriving in the wild for up to 130 years, these substantial trees serve a dual purpose. Not only are they valued for their lumber, but they also yield the delectable and widely enjoyed black walnut nuts, integral to a variety of traditional American dishes. The wood from black walnut trees holds high desirability, sought after for crafting furniture and constructing houses. Additionally, the tree’s allelopathic nature comes to the forefront, employing a strategy of releasing chemicals from its roots to inhibit nearby organisms, providing itself with a competitive edge in growth.

Medicinal Uses:

• Heals Sore Throats
• Stops Excessive Sweating
• Great for the Heart – Lowers Cholesterol
• Anti-Inflammatory
• Protects the Nervous System
• Good Immune Booster
• Great for the GI Tract
• Protect Against Plaque Buildup in Our Arteries