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Medicinal Action
Antiarrythmic
Anti-arrhythmic agents work by modulating the electrical activity of the heart, improving circulation, and supporting the cardiovascular system to prevent or manage irregular rhythms. Herbs with anti-arrhythmic properties often have calming, circulatory, or adaptogenic actions. Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) is widely used to support heart function and regulate heart rhythms by enhancing blood flow and strengthening the heart muscle. Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca), known for its calming effects, is traditionally used to ease palpitations and mild arrhythmias associated with stress or anxiety. Linden (Tilia spp.) can also support cardiovascular health by relaxing tension in the heart and blood vessels. These herbs offer gentle, natural support for maintaining a steady and healthy heartbeat.
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Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum)
Uses
Fever Reduction (Febrifuge):
Boneset is primarily known for its use in breaking fevers. Historically, it was used to promote sweating, helping the body cool down during high fevers caused by the flu, colds, or infections. Its diaphoretic action makes it highly effective for reducing body temperature naturally.
Treatment of Influenza and Cold Symptoms:
Traditionally, Boneset was a key herb in treating influenza and severe colds. It helps to alleviate body aches, chills, and congestion associated with these conditions. Native American tribes, particularly the Delaware and Iroquois, valued Boneset for its ability to relieve the “bone-breaking” pain that often accompanies these illnesses.
Digestive Support:
Boneset was also used as a mild laxative and digestive tonic. It helps relieve constipation and is thought to support the liver, promoting detoxification and improving overall digestive health.
Anti-inflammatory and Pain Relief:
Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, Boneset has traditionally been used to relieve rheumatic pains and other joint discomforts. It is particularly beneficial for treating inflammatory conditions that affect the bones, joints, and muscles.
Immune Support:
Boneset has historically been used to boost the immune system, particularly during viral infections. It helps to strengthen the body’s defenses, speeding recovery and preventing the recurrence of illness.
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$2.40
Eleuthero Root (Eleutherococcus senticosus)
Traditional Uses:
In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Eleuthero has been used for over 2,000 years to fortify Qi and support the Spleen and Kidney meridians. It was traditionally used to increase stamina, combat fatigue, and strengthen the immune system, especially during recovery from illness. In Russia, Eleuthero gained prominence during the Soviet era for its ability to enhance athletic performance, mental clarity, and stress resilience.
Current Uses:
Today, Eleuthero is widely used as an adaptogen, helping the body adapt to stress and improve endurance and energy. It is commonly used for:
- Increasing energy and stamina during periods of fatigue or physical exertion
- Supporting immune function, particularly in times of stress or recovery
- Balancing stress responses, promoting mental clarity and focus
- Enhancing athletic performance and aiding in post-exercise recovery
- Improving overall vitality and resilience to environmental stressors
Learn More:
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$2.40
Sarsaparilla Root (Smilax medica)
Traditional Uses
Smilax, particularly sarsaparilla, has a long history in traditional medicine, especially in Central and South America, where it was used by indigenous people to purify the blood, treat venereal diseases, and support skin health. It was also used as a tonic to enhance strength and vitality, particularly for men’s health. Sarsaparilla made its way to Europe during the 16th century and became a popular remedy for treating syphilis and gout.
Current Uses
- Detoxification: Smilax is often used as a blood purifier, helping to detoxify the body and clear toxins from the bloodstream.
- Skin health: The herb is commonly used to address skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne, with its ability to reduce inflammation and clear toxins.
- Joint support: Smilax has anti-inflammatory properties, making it useful for arthritis and rheumatism by easing pain and swelling in the joints.
- Hormonal balance: Traditionally used to balance hormones, particularly in men, Smilax has been thought to boost testosterone levels and improve sexual health.
- Digestive health: The root has mild laxative properties and can stimulate digestion, helping to relieve constipation and digestive discomfort.
- Immune support: Rich in antioxidants and saponins, Smilax helps to boost the immune system and protect the body from infections.
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$4.60
Catnip Glycerite
Archetypal Resonance
For the tender-hearted, the over-stimulated, the fussy and frazzled—this gentle formula is for anyone who needs a soft landing and a moment to exhale.
Description
Catnip is more than a feline favorite—it’s a classic herb in traditional Western herbalism for calming the nervous system, supporting digestive ease, and relieving tension in both body and mind. This glycerite extract offers a gentle, sweet-tasting alternative to alcohol-based tinctures, making it suitable for children, elders, and those with sensitivity to alcohol.
A wonderful companion during overstimulation, sleeplessness, or when the gut and mood feel out of sync.
DOSAGE
Adults:
1–2 mL up to 3x daily as needed
Use during moments of nervous tension, digestive upset, or before bed to unwind. Take directly or diluted in a small amount of water or tea.
Children: (Use as needed for colic, restlessness, irritability, digestive discomfort, or bedtime support)
6 months–1 year:
1–3 drops in breastmilk, formula, or warm water, 1–2x daily as needed
Best used for colic, fussiness, or sleeplessness—especially in the evening
1–3 years:
5–10 drops diluted in a little water or herbal tea, up to 3x daily
For teething, tummy upset, overstimulation, or transition times like bedtime
4–7 years:
0.5 mL (approx. 10–15 drops), up to 3x daily
Use for digestive discomfort, emotional outbursts, or wind-down routines
8–12 years:
0.5–1 mL up to 3x daily
Support during stress, sensitivity, or unsettled sleep
Pets: (For anxiety, travel, or digestive support—consult your holistic vet)
Cats & small dogs: 1–3 drops
Medium dogs: 3–5 drops
Large dogs: 5–10 drops
Mix into food or water, or give on a treat
Price range: $15.00 through $45.00