All our capsules are fully vegetarian (except for cloves). Wherever possible we use organic herbs; we may substitute wild-crafted or conventionally grown herbs where organic supplies are not available. There are no additives to our herbal capsules.
We aim for high strength, cramming each capsule with natural goodness. Discover a treasure trove of herbal knowledge in Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs now available from our book section.
Dr. Hulda Clark's recipe. Why bother with separate capsules and tincture when you can have the blend just in one capsule? ....
Wild-crafted bitter apricot kernels.
We treat our kernels with Ozone to ensure they are free of moulds and pathogens and maintain the freshness of the product.
Important FSA information: The UK Government now requires us to recommend a maximum dose of 1 to 2 whole kernels per day, equal to approx 2 capsules. You may like to go to the following website for a balanced review:
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E3Live blue green algae from Lake Klamath is we believe superior to both Spirulina and Chlorella.
E3Live is a convenient wild wholefood - which grows without pesticides or artificial fertilizers. Many believe wholefood vitamins, minerals and other nutrients are better absorbed and utilized by the body, even when they are present in food-source quantities. As promoted by Gillian McKeith on her UK television series Blue green alga contains the highest beta-carotene content per gram of any food.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on page 66:
The active ingredients that make cascara such an effective laxative are two types of a substance called anthraquinone. The first type, free anthraquinone, causes an increased peristalsis, or movement, in the large intestine. The other type, sugar derivative, is absorbed in the digestive tract and circulated through the bloodstream. These sugar derivatives eventually reach a nerve center in the large intestine and trigger a laxative effect.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on pages 75 and 76:
Herbalists for many years have used cayenne with regard to a variety of symptoms - from gas and diarrhea to asthma and toothaches.
The active ingredient in cayenne pepper is a substance called capsaicin, which, when taken internally or applied externally, acts as a powerful stimulant.
Odly enough, this fiery substance has been valued by herbalists throughout the ages for its soothing and resotrative effects on the digestive system. Folk medicine recommends it highly, as Maude Grieve, author of A modern Herbal, put it: for purging the system of bad humors.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on page 90: Herbalists recommend cinnamon as an astringent, stimulant, and carminative to aid digestion and relieve vomiting. Recent studies by Japanese researchers show that cinnamon contains a substance that kills fungi, bacteria, and other microorganisms, including clostridium botulinum, which causes botulism, and staphylococcus aureus. It also devastates Aspergillus parasiticus and A. flavus, fungi that produce aflatoxin. The findings suggest all sorts of possible medicinal uses for cinnamon.
Ground not powdered (gel caps).
Please note that most people prefer the Gelatin caps, as due to the strength of the Cloves the vegi cap shells soften after a while.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on pages 176 and 177:
The American Indians are credited with discovering which part of the plant yielded its medicinal properties: the roots. They contain a substance called caffeic acid glycoside, which reacts with other substances in the bodys cells and facilitates the wound healing process. In folk medicine, this unidentified substance was used as a blood purifier to cure a wide variety of ailments: rheumatism, streptococcus infections, bee stings, poisonous snakebites, dyspepsia, syphilis, gangerene, eczema, hemorrhoids, and a host of pains and wounds.
Many American herbalists still regard echinacea as one of the very best blood purifiers, as well as an effective antibiotic. According to naturopathic doctor Michael Tierra, echinacea neutralizes acid conditions in the blood charectaristic of lymphatic stagnation. Dr. Paul Lee, founder of the platonic Academy of Herbal Studies, describes echinacea as "our leading herb on the list of immuno-stimulants."
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on pages 188 and 189:
Fennel has been used as a carminative, a weak diuretic, and a mild stimulant. Fennel tea is said to soothe the stomach.
To the medieval mind, fennel was one of nine sacred herbs with the power to cure the nine causes of medieval diseases. Culpeper believed that fennel helped break kidney stones, quieted hiccups, prevented nausea and gout, cleared the liver and lungs, and served as an antidote to poisonous mushrooms.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia says on page 191: Here and there around the world, the plant is recommended as an expectorant, laxative, febrifuge, and stomachaic. The herb is employed as a folk cure for diabetes, anemia, and rickets.
Reserch suggests that at least some of these old-time remedies have merit. The seeds contain up to 30 percent mucilage, which does indeed make them a good poultice.
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According to the Daily Mail of the 1st of August 2008; A daily dose of garlic helps to lower blood pressure and can be as effective as drugs, according to new research. In the latest research, patients suffering from high blood pressure who took garlic supplements every day for up to five months saw their blood pressure levels drop significantly. In some cases, the drop was as much as that seen in patients taking drugs such as beta blockers.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on page 223:
Ginger is used to soothe indigestion and take the wind out of flatulence. Researchers have found that ginger is effective against motion sickness.
Ginger is a mild stimulant, promoting circulation.
Ideal for children or very sick people who must avoid alcohol in tinctures.
Two times stronger than ordinary capsules!
The ability of Green tea to fight malignancy is even more potent than scientists suspected.
BBC News 5th August 2003
Hawthorn is a traditional herb used for cardiac problems. However, less known reported anecdotal benefits (no clinical trials) have been found for Diarrhoea, Pharyngitis or anti-cholesterol use. It usually takes one to two months before the effects of Hawthorn become noticeable. NOTE: persons using Digitalis should only use Hawthorn under the supervision of their physician. If using any medication confirm use of Hawthorn is compatible.
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An ancient way of calming the body and supporting the adrenal glands.
New to our range is this incredible 350 year old recipe used to support the adrenals, balance the nervous system and help the body, allowing the healing process to take place.
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Lafam is a combination of Wild yam (200mg) and Dong Quai (200mg). Wild yam is an antispasmodic and is often used for menstrual cramps, intestinal cramps...
15mg of Lutein with Eyebright 175mg & Bilberry 75mg.
Lutein with the additional herbals is an effective supplement for eye health also representing excellent value....
The gummy extract of Pistacia lentiscus, also known as mastic, has been shown in two double blind studies to heal peptic ulcers. Mastic has been shown to kill antibiotic-resistant strains of Helicobacter pylori.
MASTIC PROVIDES A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO FIGHTING BACTERIA
The use of mastic as an antimicrobial agent may provide part of the solution to this problem. The ancient plant extract offers a new and potentially valuable alternative for dealing with the steadily growing population of "super" bacteria. When mastic-leaf extracts were tested on a range of pathogenic microorganisms, they were found to reduce the colonies of various species significantly.4
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Pau D'arco has been shown to possess strong microbiocidal, anti-viral, anti-parasitic and fungicidal properties.
Refs: Moss, R. W. Cancer Therapy. Equinox Press. Brooklyn, New York, USA, 1992:170-172. The author reports on folklore usage of Pau D'arco tincture for the treatment of malaria. - English, J. Candida yeast protecito program. Part II: Freeing the body from candida and preventing recurrence. - Viamin Research News. April 1999. The author advises that napthoquinones including lapachol in Pau D'Arco have strong microbiocidal, anti-viral, anti-parasitic and fungicidal effects. - Guiraud, P., et al. Comparison of anti-bacterial and anti-fungal activities of lapachol and beta-lapachone. Planta Medica. 60:373-374, 1994.
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Isoflavonoids from Red Clover bind to Estradiol Receptors in the Breast and Ovaries...
Rhodiola Rosea: An adaptogen that comes from the Polar Arctic regions of Eastern Siberia. Commonly called Golden Root or Arctic Root, Rhodiola rosea, is one of the more fascinating plant species and is largely unknown. Rhodiola rosea has been shown to:
*be a safe addition for weight reduction
*help maintain energy levels, physical endurance
*decrease depression
*elevate mood
*improve mental alertness
*support hormonal health
Peer reviewed journals: Bucci, L. R. Selected herbals and human exercise performance. American Journal of Clinical nutrition. 72(supplement):624S-636S, 2000.
Maslova, L. V., et al. [Cardioprotective effects of adaptogens of plant origin.] Biull Eksp Biol Med. 115:269-271, 1993.
Injection of an extract of golden root was found to prevent stress-induced increases in cAMP and decreases in cGMP in the heart tissue of experimental animals.
Masloca, L. N., [The cardioprotective and antiadrenergic activity of Rhodiola rosea extract during stress]. Eksp klin Farmakol. 57(6):61-63, 1994.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on page 494: Uva-ursi's leaves and berries contain tannic and other acids and the glycoside arbutin, all of which give the herb its astringent and antiseptic properties. The plant's traditional uses make sense in light of its chemical makeup. The Chinese, Europeans, and American natives all considered it a kidney herb. They prescribed leaves and fresh berries for treating kidney stones, bladder infections, incontinence, and similar ailments.
Rodales Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs says on page 510: For centuries wormwood has been used as a worming medicine for men and animals.
It was also used as an antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, sedative, stomachic, tonic, and stimulant. It has been given to those suffering from poor circulation, rheumatism, fever, colds and jaundice.
The active principle of wormwood is thujone, which in large amounts is a convulsant poison and narcotic.
Pharmacognosist Varro Tyler, Ph.D. does not endorse the use of wormwood, and most herbalists stress that caution is necessary in its use.
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