Chaparral Herb c/s

Chaparral Herb c/sBotanical Name Larrea mexicana Other Names grease wood, creosote Origin Mexico Chaparral is a shrubby desert plant found in the southwestern U. S., Mexico and Argentina. The bush is also known as grease wood and creosote, which reference the characteristic tar like odor the entire plant exudes after it rains The herb has a long history of use in fighting bacterial, viral and protozoan infections, often in combination with other appropriate botanicals.

Assai Palm

Root of the Holy Ghost

relaxing bath blends and shampoos and conditioners for light-colored hair

Other Names - Bedstraw

Dried damiana leaf can be brewed into a tea

The name Chamomile comes from the Greek word for "ground apple

Botanical Name - Bacopa monnieri

phosphorus and zinc

poultry and whey protein because it has insufficient amounts of cysteine and methionine

Swine's Snout

Adam's-Needle

and as a general detoxifier