Immune booster. May ease chronic cough and cold. May reduce blood cholesterol levels. Acts as general tonic. Useful in treatment of stomach ulcers. Assist the digestive system. Nerve tonic. Eases of asthma attach. Protection against cell degeneration. Protects the liver and helps in managing diabetes. Powerful anti-oxidant. Assist for radiant, firm skin. Can assist in weight management.
Warning: May interfere with blood thinning medication.
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Support when having a dry cough and when wheezing. Contains anti-inflammatory and anti-viral herbs including Anise.
Warning: Do not use during pregnancy or lactation. Liquorice root should be avoided when taking hypertension medication.
Acne, skin healing, blisters, insect bites and oily skin.
Diarrhoea, cold, mucous, colitis, vomiting and coughing.
Combats varicose veins and cracked skin.
Vitality. Balances thyroid hormones. Anti-bacterial.
Combats stress and anxiety and diabetes.
May be beneficial against cataracts.
Brings down high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol.
Combats male infertility. Anti-inflammatory.
Warning: Not to be taken with blood thinning medication.
Large doses may cause stomach upset, diarrhoea and vomiting.
Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation.
Alleviates indigestion, stomach cramps, intestinal spasms, nausea, flatulence, diarrhoea.
Lowers blood cholesterol and blood triglyceride levels.
It's anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic and has got anti-clotting properties.
Fights candida albicans and Helicobacter pylori.
Also tested to inhibit the growth of cultured tumor cells.
May be useful for type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance.
In short, it is a very strong antioxidant.
Relieves urinary tract infections and prostate problems. Gives symptomatic relief of rheumatism. Helps reduce high blood pressure by reducing water retention. A strong diuretic.
Warning: Buchu may deplete potassium levels. Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation.
Used to treat menstrual disorders.
Combats digestive problems like dyspepsia and flatulence.
Used as an expectorant for chronic coughs and to break down catarrh of the upper respiratory tract.
Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial.
Warning: May be tumor inducing when used in large quantities.
Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation.
Relaxing herb that combats flatulent nervous dyspepsia. Combats gastritis, diarrhoea and travel sickness. May alleviate mild anxiety and headaches.
Calms hyperactive children. Assist with insomnia.
Anti-inflammatory properties may help alleviate rheumatism and arthritis and painful swellings.
May help for menstrual pains and inflammation of the testicles.
Carminative, eases indigestion and gastritis and reduces flatulence and dyspeptic pain.
Australian cow plant. Assists blood sugar balance. Increases insulin production.
Improves cholesterol and triglyceride levels, reducing heart disease risk.
May aid weight loss.
Helps reduce inflammation due to its tannin and saponin content.
Warning: Not to be used when pregnant or lactating. Do not take with aspirin or St John's wort.
Source of copper and amino fatty acids, pantothenic acid, selenium and zinc.
Anti-oxidant.
Contains Vitamin B2, B5 and B6.
Support for indigestion and flatulence, loss of appetite and helpful against internal parasites. Also a good diuretic.
Largely used in India against cough and upper respiratory infections
Warning: Estragole is carcinogenic at higher doses, and should not be taken over long periods of time. Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. Avoid giving to young children.
Prostate problems and urinary infections. Combats cell degeneration. Assists with prostate hypertrophy.
Sitosterols inhibits the binding of dihydro-testosterone within the prostate.
Tonic effect on the neck of the bladder and helps treat an enlarged prostate.
Boost to the male sex hormones and improves libido.
May alleviate asthma and helps with all sorts of throat problems.
Beneficial for treating cold and bronchitis associated with an excess of mucous discharge from the nose and sinuses.
Beneficial for diseases of the ovaries in women.
Combats Bright's disease and diabetes.
This gentle combination of Valerian and Feverfew is based on several studies showing these two herbs to be extremely effective in preventing and treating Migraine. Valerion is also well-known for its non-addictive sedating and tranquilising actions and is also highly recommended in cases of restlessness, sleeplessness, menopause and premenstrual syndrome.
Broad spectrum antibacterial. Treats bronchitis, catarrh, cold and flu and dyspepsia. Even used as a gargle for sore throats.
Anti-fungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory.
Red clover helps purify blood, assisting skin cleansing from inside. Especially helpful for children with eczema. Nettle leaves are rich in vitamins and minerals which is a substantial part of a healthy skin. Willow bark is used globally in commercial skincare products. Dandelion is rich in magnesium, which combats skin inflammation.
Warning: not to be used during pregnancy or lactation
Reduces inflammation in the joints and will help with arthritis (knees and hips), backache and muscle stiffness.
May alleviate back pain after at least 4 weeks of use.
May benefit digestive complaints and lack of appetite.
Clinical studies showed definite benefits in the treatment of rheumatic conditions and low back pain.
Immune booster. May ease chronic cough and cold. May reduce blood cholesterol levels. Acts as general tonic. Useful in treatment of stomach ulcers. Assist the digestive system. Nerve tonic. Eases of asthma attach. Protection against cell degeneration. Protects the liver and helps in managing diabetes. Powerful anti-oxidant. Assist for radiant, firm skin. Can assist in weight management.
Warning: May interfere with blood thinning medication.
