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Change energy of ones attitude, memory aid, gain visionary experiences.

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Senna Leaf Powder. Latin Name: Cassia acutiplia, In the leaf; sennosides A and B based on the aglycones sennidin A & B, senosides C & D which are glycosides of heterodianthrones of aloe-emodin and rhein. Others include palmidin A, rhein anthrone & aloe-emodin glycosides, some free anthraquinones and some potent, novel compounds of as yet undetermined structure. C. Senna usually contains more of the sennosides. Remedies For: Purgative, anthchiiintic, antipyretic, alterative, cathartic, laxative...

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Used medicinally for thousands of years, Aloe Vera is often regarded within many cultures as a sacred plant. Indeed, in some it is regarded as a plant that offers protection against evil influence and power. Among Christians it is often revered as well for the fact that it is spoken of as being involved in the preservation of the Body of Jesus Christ when he was taken from the cross. It is believed that this Hebrew practice was learned from the ancient Egyptians, who`s priests would use it in medicine...

Sandalwood has been used throughout the ages for numerous spiritual matters. In its powdered form, Sandalwood provides all of the same desired effects but perhaps with a greater ease of use. Powdered, it is often much easier to use in creating a mixed into a paste to mark icons and the body during rituals of religious devotion, a practice that is common to those of Hindu faith. Others, particularly among Buddhists, also use it to burn on charcoal as incense that aids in transforming desires and finding...

Uses include rejuvenation; longevity; sexual potency; antidepressant; equalizes blood pressure; aids digestion; love spells; beauty; healing; protection.

Found within the Brazilian Amazon, from trees that grow along the Amazon River, Acai berry, or are a popular and seedy, grape-like fruit that have been used for quite some time among the native people of Brazil. More recently, Acai berries have come to the attention of the general public within a hotly debated discussion over its numerous qualities, as experts, herbalists, and dietitians have widely made claims that it can increase personal energy while improving sleep, improve digestion, improve...

Artichoke leaf has been used for centuries, with the plant being one of the world`s oldest used plants, both medicinally and as a vegetable. Examples of ancient writings and depictions included images of the Artichoke, and the Romans would use the leaf as a digestive aid. In modern practice, the leaf can even be found in use in the creation of a medicinal extract. Herbalists have not strayed far from the ancient uses of the leaf. Of old, it was used for treating digestive matters and was believed...

Astragalus Root or Huang Qi (Latin Name: Astragalus Mebranaceus) is perhaps most widely recognized as an herb within Traditional Chinese Medicine used to help enhance the body`s energy, or Qi. The body`s energy is often a focus for this holistic medical practice, with assorted methods intended to aid in redirecting the body`s energies to proper routes, balancing energies, and generally seeking internal harmony. With this purpose in mind, Traditional Chinese Medicine frequently utilized Astragalus...

Bilberry Leaf (Vaccinium Myrtilli), also known under the common names of Whortleberries, Blaeberries, and Huckle Berries, have long been used medicinally within western herbalism. The most prominent use reported is to improve ailing vision or otherwise increase night vision. Indeed, during World war II British pilots were even said to have used it to improve night vision before flying night missions. It is also worth noting that many herbalists speak of it performing well in other healing facets...

An important herb within traditional Chinese Medicine, Bupleurum Root (Bupleurum radix) is also known as "Chai hu" in Chinese, which translates to "Kindling for barbarians." Within the ancient Chinese systems, where Bupleurum Root powder is mentioned in texts as early as 200 A.D., it was primarily used to regulate the energy of the body and detoxify, removing impurities wastes, etc. Some practice within the old lore also uses it to treat unstable emotion. Modern herbalists often prescribe Bupleurum...

Referred to in historical documents that reference its use for several thousand years, Calamus Root (Acorus Calamus, Sweet Flag, Sweet Rush) has many storied uses. Dating back to the Sumerians and Ancient Egypt, its scent has been highly praised and even used as an incense. Within the dwellings of Britain and Europe, it was added to floor coverings and rushes where it was praised and valued for its fragrance. Spiritually, it was referenced has having been burned twice daily in the Hebrew temple as...

Catuaba Bark powder (Erythoroxylum Catuaba) has a long history of use, dating back for centuries. Among the Topi Indians, it is considered a traditional aphrodisiac and has been used its sex-enhancing properties for centuries. Legends regard it as being capable of lending strength to those who use it, and otherwise reducing fatigue. Lore even holds that it can improve memory. Herbalists traditionally use Catuaba Bark powder as a nerve tonic, where it is commonly said to help ease nervousness and...

Actually a variety of Algae, Chlorella blossomed into widespread popularity that reached its height during the 1940`s as it was explored by scientists as a possible solution to stemming growing world hunger. In exploration for an abundant, high quality food source, scientists found that Chlorella could produce large amounts of protein, amino acids, fats, calories, and vitamins. Initial predictions also pointed to enormous yields of Chlorella as a cultivated crop with only minimal labor and manpower...

Coral Calcium is a mineral found deposited in coral reefs. As coral reefs are endangered, it is derived from above ground deposits of limestone that were formally part of coral reefs that are ground down and processed. The result is potent source of minerals that is popularly used as a dietary supplement. Having been part of an ancient coral reef it is also useful in spells and rituals as an aspect of the Sea, helping to represent the element of Water. Much more controversially, Coral calcium has...

Deer Antler, or more specifically the velvet from deer antler, has been used within herbal medicine and traditional lore for thousands of years. The first records date back to ancient China, where within traditional Chinese medicine it was utilized within several tonics over the years used to improve bone health, nourish blood, and even treat impotence. Within traditional Chinese medicine, it is generally believed to replenish yin, tonify qi, and strengthen yang. Today the usage of Deer Antler has...