Damiana Leaf c/s

Damiana Leaf c/sBotanical Name Turnera diffusa Other Names Old Woman's Broom, Mexican Damiana, Herba de la Pastora, Origin Mexico A cousin to the passionflower vine, damiana produces aromatic but bitter tasting leaves that are combined with other herbs in tea blends. Dried damiana leaf can be brewed into a tea, made into a tincture, used in herbal smoking blends, used to make infused oils and poultices for topical use, powdered and encapsulated. A fresh plant

Extrait d'Acai

a chili powder is typically a mixture of a chile pepper powder

or mix with mayonnaise or yogurt to use as a dipping sauce (great with oven fries

Noble Yarrow

Precautions - People who are allergic to artichokes may react to blessed thistle and should avoid it

raw food enthusiasts avoid cooking or heating in order to preserve the food's nutritional value

stews and other foods

vegetable dishes

With a Scoville Heat Unit rating of 130M (thousand) HU

salves and ointments to sooth minor skin irritations

Other Names - Laurus Cassia

Both have been used as spices (and medicine) for centuries