For the living goddess...you!....and from our mother earth goddess! A tea loaded with minerals, smells of a sunshiney meadow, and nourishes your goddess soul. You can add a bit of honey to add the element of bee love.
Nettles is one of the most versatile and widely useful plants. Strengthening, nourishing and supporting the whole body as an overall tonic, it’s been relied up for centuries as both a food and a medicine. In Europe it’s used as a Spring tonic, as a way of rebuilding the body after the winter scarcity and stagnation. Deep nourishment and blood building. As a food it is rich in calcium, iron, magnesium, silica, protein, chlorophyll, and a wide variety of vitamins and trace minerals – It is these minerals that give nettles it’s minerally taste. It builds healthy blood, bones, joints, skin and connective tissue and has been used throughout the centuries for anemia, low blood pressure, general weakness, fatigue and recovery after illness. It’s well suited to long term use as a daily infusion or food due to it’s high mineral and chlorophyll content.
Nettle supports the elimination of metabolic waste, particularly uric acid. It has been used extensively for rheumatism, gout, arthritis, and chronic inflammatory conditions. Both internal use and topical application are employed for myalgia and osteoarthritis. One of nettle’s most striking traditional applications is self urtication, which is the intentional stinging of the skin around an affected joint.
Nettle’s anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic and antihistamine properties have made it a longstanding ally for hay fever, allergic rhinitis, asthma, and other respiratory allergies. It has also been used for eruptive skin conditions associated with allergic responses. Both traditional use and clinical studies support its role in moderating allergic symptoms..
Red Clover blossom a nourishing tonic, a healer of lungs, a quiet helper to the hormonal tides—and a powerful plant with a long, storied history in both folk and clinical herbalism. rich profile of vitamins, minerals, and isoflavones that gently support the body’s natural detoxification processes over time. Mild, sweet, and mineral-rich.
Oatstraw helps to nourish the skin, nails, teeth and hair, relaxes the nerves, strengthens the nervous system, supports elasticity in blood vessels and lowers cholesterol. helps to treat addiction, anxiety, broken bones, colds, constipation, convalescence, Crohn’s disease, debility, erectile dysfunction, exhaustion, gout, headache, hemorrhoids, incontinence, infertility, insomnia, low libido, lupus, menopause systems, multiple sclerosis, nervous breakdown, nervousness, osteoporosis, paralysis, post-traumatic stress disorder, rheumatism, rickets, schizophrenia, shingles, stress, ulcers, varicose veins and withdrawal symptoms (from Tobacco, drugs or Alcohol).
Actions: Alterative, antidepressant, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, blood tonic, brain tonic, chi tonic, demulcent, diaphoretic, diuretic, emollient, endocrine tonic, febrifuge, laxative, mood elevator, nervine, nervous system tonic, nutritive, rejuvenative, reproductive tonic, restorative.
Horsetail is what herbalists reach for when it comes to bones, skin, joints, and urinary health. Equisetum arvense strengthens the body from the inside out—thanks to its natural silica content.
Violet Leaves Violet is rich in vitamin C, as well as calcium and magnesium. Violet is cooling and moistening and is used internally as a blood cleanser, respiratory remedy, and lymphatic stimulant. Violet can also be used as a tonic for chronically swollen lymph nodes. As with many other herbs with an action on the lymphatic system, it has a long tradition of use in the treatment of cancer.
Ingredients: Nettles, Red clover blossom, Oatstraw, Horsetail, Violet leaves, all organic, some wild harvested by me, and full of sunshine, and love.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
