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Arnica montana Promotes Restoring Overworked MusclesSupports Relaxation of Muscles to Aid in Normal Day to Day Stress

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Reflux Relief combines botanicals with mineral nutrients to provide relief for occasional heartburn and acid indigestion while promoting healthy stomach function. *

This plant is a perennial thorny shrub growing up to 12 feet high and native to central and southern Europe, northwest Africa and central Asia. The fruits are edible though have a very sharp taste and are sources of vitamin C. The fruits have been used historically to make jam. Many small birds eat...

Brilliant golden orange Calendula flowers have been used as a food, coloring agent for fabric and food (cheese), and have graced statues of Hindu deities in temples. The Genus, Calendula, contains about 20 different species of annual or perennial herbaceous plants and is native to the northern...

Gas & Bloating™ works quickly to reduce gas, bloating and feeling of heaviness that can occur after meals.* Natural vegetable charcoal and Fennel seed promote the absorption and elimination of gas, while a unique blend of herbs and essential oils improve digestive function and provide natural...

Cloves are the dried aromatic flower buds from an evergreen tree native to Indonesia from the Myrtaceae family. We've seen these "nail-like" spikes of clove driven into Ham, Oranges, and other foods for the aromatic flavor and fragrance and in fact the common name Clove is derived from the Latin,...

Cinnamon bark is the dried inner bark from the shoots of the tree from the Lauraceae family. Ceylon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum), Indonesian (Cinnamomum burmanii), and Chinese cassia (Cinnamomum cassia) are the most commonly found species of commerce.

Aloe is one of the most commonly used medicinal plants of all time. The genus is native to Africa, and is very common in South Africa's Cape Province. Aloe has been widely cultivated throughout the world and especially in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, in the United States.