Centaury Herb c/s

Centaury Herb c/sBotanical Name Centaurea umbellatum Other Names Bitter Herb, Feverwort, Common Centaury, Lesser Centaury, European Centaury Origin Albania Centaury has an interesting history of uses, and according to legend was named because of the mythical centaur Chironia who cured a poison arrow wound with the herb. Because it is so bitter, the ancient Romans called it the 'bile of the earth' (fel terraae.) Typically Prepared as an infusion, tea, or tincture.

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Use it daily on trouble spots

Precautions - Not for use by children

The spice is featured in Scandinavian breads and confections

Botanical Name - Rhamnus purshiana

Botanical Name - Matricaria chamomilla

The herb is also listed as an official ingredient in the Homeopathic Pharmacopœia of the United States

roots or whole

juniper berries

anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory qualities that has been used for various purposes in the pharmaceutical industry