Carqueja - Brazil - Enhances digestion:
Fortifies blood; Tonifies
liver and gallbladder; Aids illeocecal valve functions. - Traditional
Use
- Effective in the treatment of stomach and intestinal
dysfunction.
Builds the blood to avoid anemia. Purges obstructions of liver
and
gallbladder. Maintains healthy functioning of the illeocecal
valve.
Promotes the correction of digestive disorders.
Catuaba - Brazil - Stimulates nervous system;
Fortifies functions
of male genital organs. - Traditional use - Tupi Indians have composed
many songs praising the wonders of Catuaba. Famous as a stimulant
to the nervous system and a male libido enhancer. Fortifies
conditions
of general weakness and nervous exhaustion by activating cerebral
hemispheres.
Tonic for the male organs.
Chuchuhuasi - Peru - Adrenal support: Libido
enhancer, Rheumatism,
Fortifies immune system - Traditional use - As an alcoholic infusion,
it
is used to relieve symptoms associated with rheumatoid arthritis.
Chuchuhuasi is a popular Peruvian remedy. Useful as a muscle
relaxant,
effective in breaking up and dispersing lactic acid. People along
the Amazon believe it enhances virility. It is recognized as a
general
reconstituent. Supportive to adrenal function.
Amazon Rainforest
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Cabbagehas been used to treat asthma, chronic catarrh,
whooping cough, chronic rheumatism, chorea, hysteria, and dropsy.
Cactusincreases the musculo-motor energy of the heart,
elevates arterial tension, increasing the height and force of the pulse
wave.
Calamus rootextract
used for the relief from headaches and toothaches, helps ward off
exhaustion and fatigue, and can help prevent a hangover, used to quell
a cough, can help with fevers and dyspepsia.
California poppy W.
C. extract considered a valuable herbal medicine for treating
physical and psychological problems in children. It is also used to
help overcome bedwetting, difficulty in sleeping, colic, nervous
tension and anxiety.
Caraway an old favorite for
relieving gas and indigestion. Try it for other digestive problems as
well, including constipation, heartburn, colic, and irritable bowel
syndrome. Caraway has a spicy past: It was used in ancient times as an
aphrodisiac in love potions. Cardamomfor treating digestive
problems like indigestion, gas, loss of appetite and cramps. It is also
used in digestive remedies for its pleasant taste as well as its
soothing properties. Cardamom is still used to treat involuntary
urination, phlegm, colds, cough, bronchitis, asthma, anorexia,
debility, hoarse throat, and kidney diseases.
Cascara Sagrada especially
useful as a mild laxative for elderly people or for those with fragile
health. It increases peristalsis in the large intestine and helps
restore its tone. It is also used as a colon cleanser and for
eliminating parasitic infestation.
Cassiacan aid the body in using
insulin more efficiently. This spice also relieves nausea, diarrhea,
and eliminates gas. It has warming effects on the body, enhances
digestion, and increases the metabolism of fats.
Catnip commonly used as a mild
tranquilizer that helps relieve stress, promotes restfulness, and
stimulates the appetite, soothing to babies and children, used to
induce sweating without bringing on a fever and promotes menstruation.
Cat's Claw Superior immune
stimulant with antioxidant, antiviral and anti-inflammatory qualities,
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CayenneCayenne relieves pain (taken both internally and
applied topically). Is a strong pain-relieving agent that alleviates
the joint pain of arthritis, rheumatism, muscle spasms, cramps and
bowel pain.
Cedarberry
Wildcrafted whole has antiviral and antifungal properties,
stimulates the immune system, cleans the lymph system, can be used
externally for warts. Use for coughs, fevers, pulmonary catarrh,
rheumatism, scurvy, tuberculosis, diabetes, toothache, and to promote
menstruation.
Celandine Celery
seedin treating muscle spasms, high blood pressure,
arthritis, gout, sleeplessness, depression and anxiety. There are many
chemicals in Celery seed that block inflammation and relieve pain, and
the calcium in Celery helps relax muscle cramps, calm tense nerves, and
lower blood pressure.
Chamomilefor skin disorders such as eczema, bedsores, post
radiation therapy skin inflammation, and contact dermatitis. Mouth
disease. Also for pain and inflammation in the intestines and stomach.
A relaxant for the nervous system and digestion, and a perfect remedy
for babies and children. Chamomile relaxes smooth muscle throughout the
body. In the digestive tract chamomile relieves tension and spasm,
colic, abdominal pain, wind, distension, diarrhea and constipation.
Chaparralchelates heavy metals in the body and offers
protection against the harmful effects of radiation, sun exposure, and
the formation of tumors and cancer cells. It can be used topically for
soothing the pain of rheumatism, and as a mouthwash it helps fight
cavities. Chaparral can be used as a remedy for urinary infections. It
also works well in treating acne and eczema
Charcoal,
Willow
activated powder Charcoal works well on bee and ant stings
and snake bites, and can help draw out the infection associated with
the flu. Charcoal also works well in cases of the brown recluse spider
bite if caught in enough time. A brown recluse spider bite causes a
large portion of flesh to die and fall off, and it can even cause
gangrene and other complications. Charcoal also works in treating
poison ivy and poison oak, especially when combined with French Green
Clay, and is used in treating diarrhea and vomiting caused by food
poisoning or the flu.
*Chaste
Tree
Berryrelief of paralysis, pains in the limbs, weakness,
and breast pain, in addition to the menstrual regulation and treatment
of hemorrhage. Clinical trials have shown that prolonged use of Chaste
Tree Berries significantly reduces a range of PMS symptoms, from
irritability and headaches to cramping and breast pain. Other trials
have shown genuine effectiveness for women suffering from infertility
and irregular periods. Chaste Tree Berry works well in reducing the
symptoms such as hot flashes associated with peri-or postmenopause.
ChickweedWild
crafted This herb contains vitamins A and C,
and some B vitamins, plus calcium, phosphorus, potassium and zinc. As a
traditional folk remedy, Chickweed was used to treat asthma,
indigestion, eczema and psoriasis. Herbalists use it primarily to
support the urinary system, while others use it for the nutrients it
supplies that help the body’s metabolism-balancing functions. It also
helps relieve the symptoms of nasal congestion, bronchitis, colds, and
coughs. Chickweed is also used to aid in circulation. As a poultice,
this herb works well on skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis, warts,
rashes, itches, scabs, redness in the eyes (including conjunctivitis),
and ears.
Chicory Traditionally, the root of the plant was used to
treat jaundice and other liver ailments. The French and Europeans
believe that Chicory, when added to coffee, counteracts the coffee’s
acidic quality and its adverse effect on the stomach. This herb has
tonic, laxative, and diuretic properties similar to dandelion.
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Chlorella
Cert.
Org. powder high concentrations of chlorophyll and beta-carotene give
Chlorella its anti-tumor activity. Ongoing research is being performed
as to its effectiveness in preventing or inhibiting tumors. Chlorella
also promotes wound healing and helps reduce the symptoms of irritable
bowel syndrome (IBS). It can be used to treat pancreatitis, pyorrhea
(bleeding gums and/or loose teeth), symptoms of PMS, constipation,
ulcers, skin problems, allergies, diabetes, Epstein-Barr syndrome,
chronic fatigue syndrome, arthritis, and atherosclerosis. Chlorella can
also help reduce cholesterol levels and high blood pressure, and
prevent hangovers.
Cilantro, organic
extract by Energique, (low alcohol) Cilantro is used to improve
digestion, flatulence, and diarrhea. It can also be used to relieve
colic in babies, and prevent infection in wounds. Cilantro is an
anti-inflammatory and can be used to soothe the pain of arthritis and
rheumatism.
Cinnamon/Cassiacan aid the body in using
insulin more efficiently. This spice also relieves nausea, diarrhea,
and eliminates gas. It has warming effects on the body, enhances
digestion, and increases the metabolism of fats.
Clays effective natural intestinal detoxifying agents
available. It works in the body much like a sponge by attracting and
absorbing toxins before being eliminated by the body. Many people
reported that after using Bentonite for a two to four week period they
experienced improved intestinal regularity, relief from chronic
constipation, indigestion, diarrhea and ulcers.
Bentonite Clay
Powder
French
Green Clay Powder
French Red
Clay Powder
Fullers Earth
powder
Clavo Huasca
Cleavers useful in treating
swollen lymph glands, or congested glands and congestion in the
breasts. The cooling properties of Cleavers makes is useful in reducing
fevers and resolving infections associated with skin eruptions such as
measles and chickenpox. It also works in soothing tonsillitis,
hepatitis, cystitis and arthritis. This herb stimulates liver function
and improves digestion and absorption. Externally the fresh leaves can
be applied to cuts and wounds, or to help stop bleeding and enhance
healing.
Cleavers
Herb
Clover
- see Red
Clover Red Clover is also used to treat acne, eczema, abscesses,
psoriasis, insect bites, stings, and other skin diseases. In a compress
it works well in treating arthritis pains and gout. Red Clover is
an herb particularly rich in biologically active compounds that are
recognized for their role in the support of healthy estrogen levels.
Club
Mosstreat many ailments that are characterized by the
suppression of urine, such as renal colic, stones and calculi in the
kidneys and bladder (by helping to increase urine flow and flush debris
through the system). This action also helps to relieve gout, hardening
of the testes and rheumatoid arthritis. Club Moss is said to be helpful
in "women's complaints" and is thought to help treat irregular
menstruation.
Cocoa Powder
Codonopsisused as an astringent in excessive uterine bleeding,
and for rheumatic and other joint pains, and described as an
aphrodisiac, general tonic and styptic...Pharmacological research has
confirmed that the herb promotes digestion and metabolism, helps to
strengthen the immune system, stimulates the nervous system, dilates
peripheral blood vessels, and inhibits adrenal cortex activity, thereby
lowering blood pressure.
Coleus, extract
by
Energique, (low
alcohol) Coleus forskohlii does not stimulate the central
nervous system, and therefore, does not cause “sudden-death" heart
attack, stroke, nervousness, anxiety, insomnia, seizures, or other
serious adverse side-effects associated with the use of ephedra. Coleus
is also used to treat congestive heart failure, hypertension, and
asthma, eczema, and psoriasis.
Stone Root
(Collinsonia) used for treating kidney and bladder stones. It is a
potent diuretic that is said to relieve virtually all urinary tract
disorders. Herbalists have long relied on it to reduce excessive water
retention and alleviate diarrhea, colitis, digestive complaints and
varicose veins.
Coltsfoot,
leaf
has a soothing expectorant and antispasmodic action
which
makes it useful in treating acute or chronic bronchitis, irritating
coughs, whooping cough and asthma. It also soothes dry, irritable
airways, and reduces non-productive coughs.
ComfreyIt may also help with
carpel tunnel syndrome. Historically when used internally, Comfrey tea
acted as a blood purifier and was able to help heal stomach ulcers. It
also worked on respiratory problems such as colds congestion, pleurisy,
and bronchitis. Demulcent, mildly astringent and expectorant.
Condurango an herbal medicine
used to help food digestion, increase stomach juices, and help
stimulate the appetite. Has been regarded as a potential remedy for
cancer and is useful in the early stages.
Coriander contains
substances that are antibacterial and antifungal, helping to prevent
infections from developing in wounds. Topically applied, the essential
oil in Coriander has been used to ease the pain of rheumatic joints,
sore muscles, neuralgia, and sciatica, which appear to attest to its
anti-inflammatory reputation.
CoriolusCoriolus has been found to be an interferon-inducing
substance. In China, Coriolus is used for viral infections of the
liver, including hepatitis B and chronic hepatitis, and it is used as a
preventive and curative drug for liver cancer. However, it is so safe
that it is also sold over the counter as an immune system strengthening
tonic in herb stores.
Cornsilk is used to soothe the
urinary tract and can give relief to the bladder, kidneys and small
intestine. Cornsilk assists with prostate problems, bed wetting, carpel
tunnel syndrome, edema, and obesity. It has also been used to lessen
the effects of premenstrual syndrome, and it promotes relaxation.
Cramp Bark The salicin content in Cramp Bark is
an aspirin-like compound and effective as an analgesic and painkiller.
As a sedative, Cramp Bark is believed to alleviate nervous
constipation, hypertension, palpitations, hysteria, debility and other
nervous complaints. Its efficacy in cases of hypertension is said to be
caused by relaxing peripheral blood vessels, thus lowering high
blood pressure.
Cranberry effective in helping to prevent or eliminate
urinary
tract infections. This berry is useful in fighting yeast infections. It
is also used for kidney stones and chronic kidney inflammation, but
there is no scientific evidence to support its effectiveness. There is
some evidence to suggest that Cranberry extracts may help prevent heart
disease by inhibiting oxidation of harmful LDL cholesterol, and cancer,
due to its anti-carcinogenic activity in the proanthocyanidin fraction
of the fruit.
Cranesbillused in treating diarrhea, gastrointestinal
bleeding, hemorrhoids, malaria, jaundice, tuberculosis, and digestive
disorders. It is a mild enough treatment to be used in treating
children with diarrhea, cholera, and dysentery.
Culver's
rootis especially recommended for people with
nervous tension who have emotional and mental stress from chronic
congestion of the liver and bile ducts, weak digestion, and
environmental toxicity.
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** Contains either sodium sulfite, sodium bisulfite or both
***Contains microcrystalline cellulose (a natural anti-caking
agent)
*Safety information
Calamus, European - Not recommended for
internal
use.
Cascara Sagrada - Read and follow directions
carefully.
Do not use if you have or develop diarrhea, loose stools or adominal
pain.
Consult your physician if you have frequent diarrhea. If you are
pregnant, nursing, taking medication or have a medical condition,
consult
your physician before using this product.
Catnip - Not to be used during pregnancy.
Cayenne - (capsules & extract only)
Avoid contact with eyes or open wounds.
Chamomile, Roman - Not to be used during
pregnancy.
Chaste Tree Berries - Not to be used during
pregnancy.
Coltsfoot - Use with caution. Avoid
excessive
or long term use. Not to be used during pregnancy or while
nursing.
Comfrey - For external use only. This
herb
should not be used on abraded skin and should not be used on unbroken
skin
for prolonged periods. Not to be used during pregnancy.
Coptis - Not to be used during pregnancy.
Cornflowers - Not to be used during pregnancy.
Cramp Bark - Not recommended for use by
persons
taking blood thinning agents.
