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Release Date: 2009-01-26

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Herb Pharm prepares their Kola Nut Extract from the seeds (nut") of Cola nitida trees which are Custom Wildcrafted™ especially for us in their wild habitat in the mountains of Jamaica. To assure optimal extraction of Kola's bioactive compounds, the seeds are hand-harvested and carefully sun-dried, and are then air-expressed directly to our laboratory and thoroughly extracted. Our Kola Nut is never fumigated or irradiated. Contains: Certified organic grain alcohol, distilled water & vegetable glycerine...

8 oz Kola Nut/Cola nitida Extract We prepare our Kola Nut Extract from the seeds ("nut") of Cola nitida trees which are Custom Wildcrafted especially for us in their wild habitat in the mountains of Jamaica.To assure optimal extraction of Kola's bioactive compounds, the seeds are handharvested and carefully sun-dried, and are then air-expressed directly to our laboratory and thoroughly extracted.Our Kola Nut is never fumigated or irradiated.Dry herb / menstruum ratio: 1 : 4Contains certified organic...

Told by Whoopi Goldberg With Music by Herbie Hancock Great stories well told. Extraordinary music and beautiful illustrations! Book and CD available at www.rabbitears.com Perfect family listening! In this humorous African folktale, Koi wants the villagers to honor him as befits the son of a chief. But unless he can accomplish three impossible tasks, he will end up in the cooking pot instead. His problems begin with a scrawny Kola tree, and they end when three unlikely new friends—a snake, an ant...

The kola nut is a seed part from a tree from the Sterculiaceae family. The trees are native to Central and Western Africa, but are now found in the West Indies and Brazil. The kola tree grows to approximately 40 ft in height, and has white to yellow flowers with spots that range from red to purple. The kola tree's leaves are 6–8 in long and the tree bears fruit that is shaped like a star. Inside the fruit, about a dozen round or square seeds can be found in a white seed shell.

Native to rainforests of Africa, Kola Nut (cola nitida) offers an enjoyable, albeit bitter, flavor that has resulted in it sometimes being chewed by a variety of indigenous cultures to West Africa, both singularly and as a social activity. This is popular among some circles of Muslim men who will chew the nuts rather than imbibing alcohol - a practice disallowed by their faith. Kola Nut is also part of a ceremonial tradition where it is given to tribal chieftains as a gift. Despite this rich traditional...

Helps combat fatigue and is most commonly used as a central nervous system stimulant that focuses on the cerebrospinal centers. Used also for renal diseases, cardiac or renal edema and rheumatic and rheumatoid conditions.

Form & Size: Pure, Dried, Powdered, Organic, This herb will come to you labeled, and in a traditional, High Quality Glass Herbal-Ware, which is great to have whether you're putting together a medicinal, or Witch's Cupboard of herbs. This glass & wire, traditional herbal-ware comes with a plastic freshness seal to keep your herbs air tight and dry. The jar is about 5.25 inches tall and 9.5 ounces by volume. Besides being attractive, it's very practical.

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A religiously and socially symbolic seed like no other on this planet. It is used in rites of kolanut communion in bucolic African communities, especially in Igboland in particular and Nigeria in general. It is the famed ingredient in Coca Cola, but has long been revered for its stimulant effects. In Western Africa these trees are usually found growing near the sea-coast, and a big trade is carried on with the nuts by the natives of the interior- Cola being eaten by them as far as Fezzan and Tripoli...

Native to rainforests of Africa, Kola Nut (cola nitida) offers an enjoyable, albeit bitter, flavor that has resulted in it sometimes being chewed by a variety of indigenous cultures to West Africa, both singularly and as a social activity. This is popular among some circles of Muslim men who will chew the nuts rather than imbibing alcohol - a practice disallowed by their faith. Kola Nut is also part of a ceremonial tradition where it is given to tribal chieftains as a gift. Despite this rich traditional...

The Kola tree (or Cola tree) is indigenous to West Africa, most notably Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Nigeria, and may also be found in Gabon and in the Congo River Basin. The vast majority of African Kola Nut production is utilized within the African continent, particularly in sub-Saharan regions, which may explain why the introduction of the crop to the tropical Americas, the West Indies, Sri Lanka and Malaya has never caused severe competition with African production (McIlroy, 1963)...

Island Kola Nut Fragrance, Perfume & Body Oil : This scent bursts forth with sheer island delight -- a sweety, coco-nutty, vanilla based treat! Delicious, mouthwatering, and true.Vanilla/Vanillin (>6%) which may discolor soaps and body products to a light beige to warm tan -- a vanilla stabilizer could aid in this.

This African herb promotes shortterm energy. Use it to restore alertness when fatigued or drowsy. As a thermogenic, it promotes weight loss and suppresses appetite.