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Catnip
(Nepeta cataria)
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Catnip is loved by cats, grasshoppers and caterpilars, but oh so good for humans. Catnip will work to relieve pain and relax a tense individual.
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Chickweed
(Stellaria Media)
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Chickweed brings the body into balance. Chickweed is excellent for skin afflictions, for abrasions, eruptions, itching, and hives. When applied as a poultice, it will remove the impurities of the skin.
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Dandelion
(Taraxacum officinal)
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As a weed Dandelion is very famous. It is used to help clean the liver. You can eat it raw, cooked, dried. All parts are edible.
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Lemon Balm
(Mellisa Official)
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Mellisa is a lush , green lemony smelling foliage with white flowers, from the mint family. It is used for cold sores, lip balm, calming the heart and easing heartburn
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Mucho Mints
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Mucho Mints is a combination of many different mints such as peppermint, spearmint, catnip
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Mullein
(Verbascum thapsus)
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Mullein is a beautiful plant with a specific affinity for respiratory organs and pulmonary complaints. It has also been used to treat lymphatic congestion.
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Plaintain
(Planto Major)
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Plaintain is an ancient herb, which carries with it a long history of healing. As an oil or ointment, it is used for any type of insect bite, scrape, bruise. When applied you feel almost instant relief.
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Spearmint
(Mentha Spicata)
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A slightly less potent variety than peppermint, this strain is carminative (medication that prevents the formation of gas in the alimentary tract or eases its passing). Taken after dinner, it aids digestion and relieves flatulence.
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Calendula
(Calendula Officinalis)
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The common Marigold flower. Marigold is chiefly used as a local remedy, although in the early days of English medieval medication it was employed in decoctions for fevers and as a hot drink to promote perspiration.
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Olive Oil
(Olea europaea L)
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Olive oil is healthy for every part of the body, as it contains vital minerals. It is soothing to burns, and on on dry skin.
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Shea Butter
(Butyrospermum parkii)
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It is an antimicrobial agent that speed the healing of wounds, helps prevent and fade scarring and stretchmarks, and relieve joint pains rheumatism. It is both moisturizing and lubricating.
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