Coltsfoot Leaf Powder

Coltsfoot Leaf PowderBotanical Name Tussilago farfara Other Names Horse Foot, Foalswort, Horsehoof, Bull's Foot, Ass's Foot, British Tobacco, Coughwort, K'uan Tung. Origin USA Coltsfoot received its name because the leaves of the plant resemble a colt's foot. Because the leaves and flowers contain mucilage, they are used to make infusions, washes and poultices to sooth minor skin irritations. Infuse in oil to produce salves, balms and ointments. May also be tinctured or

Fennel is a flowering perennial in the celery family commonly grown as a garden vegetable and for its feathery

Origin - Poland

Cat's claw is a woody rainforest vine also cultivated in South and Central America

Mix with a small amount of water to make a paste and apply to the skin as a poultice or mask

It is considered a complete protein containing 22 amino acids

The flavor of our Turkish bay leaves is more complex and far milder than North American grown bay

quercetin and rutin

The process of heating anise in baked goods releases compounds that act as very mild stimulants

add directly to salads

May also be used as an extract

Other Names - box holly

dandelion can be used in herbal tea blends or encapsulated