Mistletoe Herb c/s

Mistletoe Herb c/sBotanical Name Viscum album Other Names European Mistletoe Origin Hungary Flavor Profile Not recommended for internal use. Cosmetic Usages Use in the preparation of topical ointments and liniments. Mistletoe is traditionally used to prepare teas and tinctures, the fact that it contains a protein binding agent that behaves similarly to ricin suggests that it's best to limit mistletoe to decorative and ceremonial purposes. Decorative Usages Use in

Millefolium

Native Americans commonly stripped the inner white pith of the bark to make topical ointments

High Protein (over 60 % by weight)

It is now one of the most available dietary supplements in health food stores and continues to be a subject of many scientific studies investigating its immune support properties

who introduced the plant to early European settlers

and their popularity has only been helped by the growing medical reports that various constituents in shiitake and other Asian mushrooms provide a number of healthy benefits

Flavor Profiles - Oatstraw is very mild in flavor

Spinach powder is a good source of protein

Flavor Profile - Has a potent lemon flavor and aroma

Precaution - The bitter alkaloids responsible for the antibacterial activity of goldenseal include berberine

Botanical Name - Quercus robur

Blends well with lavender