Body Oil Tonic* 4 oz. Price: $24.00 The body´s system is replenished, as the essential oils, healing oils and aromatherapy are absorbed, as a nutritional drink through the skin´s pores. This seals the positive results achieved from this regimen.
Directions:Rub all over body or on soft area tissues such as inner thigh, lower abdomen and breasts. Ingredients:Grapeseed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Castor Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Grapefruit Seed Extract, Honeysuckle Fragrance, Bergamot, Clary Sage and Geranium Essential Oils Herbs Infused:Comfrey Root, Black Cohosh, Chamomile, Cramp Bark, Blessed Thistle, Wild Yam, Red Raspberry

Herbal Tea Bath* (2) 2 oz. pouches Price: $13.00 When herbs and essential oils are added to hot bath water, the molecules extracted from them begin to absorb into the bloodstream through the body´s pores. The Magnesium Sulfate in the mineral salt helps promote better absorption.

Directions:Drop the bath tea in very hot bath water and allow herbs to seep for 5 minutes. Add cool water so your bath is not too hot. (Hot baths may dehydrate the body and high water temperatures can cause your skin to perspire and may not enable your body to absorb the properties of the herbs.) Soak in the tub with remedy for no less than 15 minutes. Ingredients:Black Cohosh, Chamomile, Cramp Bark, Blessed Thistle, Wild Yam, Red Raspberry, Mineral Salt

These products are endorsed by a team of Natural Health practitioners located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains.

• Comfrey has been used as a healing herb since 400 BC. It was known to have the power to encourage body tissue repair. The Greeks used it to stop heavy bleeding and treat bronchial problems. Dioscorides, a Greek physician of the first century, prescribed the plant to heal wounds and mend broken bones. The Cherokees have used this plant internally for a number of ailments.
• Comfrey contains allantoin which is a cell proliferant, stimulants new cell growth which increases cell production and thus supports more rapid healing. The general rule in Herbology is "If anything is broken, use Comfrey."
• Comfrey has been used successfully on any part of the body that might be injured.
• Comfrey stops hemorrhaging and bleeding and is particularly useful in treating blood in the urine.
• Comfrey aids in soothing inflammation and when used as a poultice can be applied to sore breasts burns, wounds, swelling, and bites.
• Comfrey has been used with success to arrest all sorts of hemorrhaging or bleeding.

Targeted ailments:

Bladder Problems Blood Cleanser Bones Bruises Burns

Fractures Skin Trouble Sores Sprains Swelling

• Black Cohosh contains natural estrogen, the female hormone and is a specific for female problems. Black Cohosh is also used many times in nervine combinations and for nervous conditions in the male also.
• Black Cohosh helps in hot flashes, it contracts the uterus and increases menstruation when its sluggish.
• Black Cohosh equalizes blood circulation.

Targeted ailments:

Estrogen Deficiency Hormone Balancer

Hot Flashes Inflammations

• Chamomile, although a stimulant, is one of the finest nervine herbs available.
• Chamomile is invigorating and strengthening to the body.
• Chamomile is one of the best herbs that is both beneficial and trustworthy to keep on hand for emergencies.
• Chamomile is known as a soothing tonic which is sedative in nature and used for the nerves.
• It has been effectively used for menstrual cramps. *HERB BENEFICIAL DURING PREGNANCY: RELAXES FOR SOUND SLEEP AND HELPS WITH DIGESTIVE AND BOWEL PROBLEMS.

Targeted ailments:

Headaches Indigestion Insomnia Menstruation

Nervous Disorders Pain Sleep

• Cramp Bark relieves cramps during painful menstruation. In nature, it is considered one of the best female regulators.
• Cramp Bark has been used to prevent threatened miscarriage due to nervous afflictions, rheumatism, colic and headaches.
• Cramp Bark may be used as a tonic for cramps anywhere in the body. It is especially useful for cramps in the abdomen and uterus. Many recommend it for convulsions and spasms.
• Cramp Bark has general application in all spasmodic conditions and is recognized in the National Formulary as a specific antispasmodic for asthma and hysteria.
• Cramp Bark has been recommended to help with nervousness during pregnancy.

Targeted ailments:

Cramps Uterine Cramps Leg Cramps

Menstrual Cramps Ovarian Irratations

• Blessed Thistle stimulates milk production in nursing mothers, more so when taken in combination with Red Raspberry.
• Blessed Thistle is useful for headaches in menopausal problems.
• Blessed Thistle helps with cramps, painful menstruation headaches associated with female problems and also is a female hormone balancer.

Targeted ailments:

Blood Circulation Blood Purifier Breast Milk Cramps Female Problems

Headaches Hormone Balancer Lactation Menstruation Vaginal Discharge

• Red Raspberry where mothers and babies are concerned, is an herb made in heaven.
• Red Raspberry leaves are high in iron and enrich early colostrum found in mother's milk.
• For centuries, crude raspberry leaves have been used to aid in morning sickness, and to ease many menstrual problems.

Targeted ailments:

After Birth Pains Bowel Problems Childbirth

Constipation Diarrhea Digestive Disorders

• Wild Yam has an overall effect on liver health due to its ability to lower blood cholesterol levels and lower blood pressure. These properties indirectly help the liver by increasing its efficiency and reducing stress.
• There are clinics in California who have used the Mexican Wild Yam in balancing out the male hormonal side of the female. It certainly helps with hot flashes and discharge problems.

Targeted ailments:

Catarrh (Stomach) Cramps Female Problems Liver Problems

Menstrual Cramps Muscle Pain Pain (Ovarian & Uterine)

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