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 local area where discomfort is located. Targeted areas are head, neck and shoulders. Ingredients:Grapeseed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Castor Oil, Vitamin E Oil, Grapefruit Seed Extract, Ginger and Sweet Birch Essential Oil Herbs Infused:Comfrey Root, White Willow, Lobelia, Chamomile, Chapparal, Lavender

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:White Willow, Lobelia, Chamomile, Chapparal, Lavender, 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

• White Willow Bark was the first aspirin like substance. When the synthetic aspirin is taken internally, it can cause the stomach to hemorrhage. It is estimated that a person will loose one to two teaspoons of blood. You may have the same benefits of aspirin, by taking White Willow Bark, but without the hemorrhaging.
• Willow is used to reduce fever, works on inflammation, is an excellent herbal source of magnesium, helps to calm nerve, may be used for first-aid (wounds and abrasions).
• Willow is mostly used for minor aches and pains of the body.

Targeted ailments:

Bleeding Chills Colds Earache Eczema Fevers

Headaches Inflammation (joints) Nervousness Pain Sex Depressant Wounds

• Many authorities consider Lobelia to be the most important of all the herbs! Medically, Lobelia is used in the treatment of bronchitis and asthma.
• Lobelia is known to be a powerful relaxant, effecting the nervous system. It is considered the strongest relaxant in the herb kingdom.
• A poultice of Lobelia is very soothing for inflammations, rheumatism and boils.
• As a powerful anti-spasmodic, Lobelia is effective in causing immediate relaxation and expansion of the contracted parts of the respiratory system. This allows the breath of life to flow freely to exhausted tissues.

Targeted ailments:

Allergies Arthritis Asthma Bronchitis Canker Sores Contagious Diseases

Convulsions Coughs Earache Ear Infections Headaches

• 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

• Many universities have tested Chaparral and found it an aid in dissolving tumors and in fighting cancer.
• It is a strong antioxidant, pain-killer and antiseptic.
• Chaparral has the ability to cleanse deep into the muscles and tissue walls.
• Chaparral tones the system, rebuilds tissues and is a very effective healer for the urethral tract, blood, liver and lymphatic system. Fluid intake may be helpful, as Chaparral is a strong cleansing herb for the kidneys.
• Chaparral has been said to eliminate the residue of LSD from the body helping prevent the recurrences of flashbacks caused by LSD.
• Chaparral works by constraining undesired rapid cellular growth, by way of the essential respiratory process present throughout the whole human system.
• Chaparral is famous for its role in combating cancer, by virtue of its primary constituent, NDGA (nordihydroquaiaretic acid), a powerful antioxidant and anti-tumor agent.
• Chaparral also relieves pain, has increased ascorbic acid levels in the adrenals and has vasodepressant properties.
• After 2,000 years of recorded history, and after multiple universities have tested the plant, have found that it aids in dissolving tumors and fighting cancer. The FDA now wants to take Chaparral off the market.

Targeted ailments:

Aches Allergies Arthritis Backaches Blood Cleanser Blood Purifier Boils Cancer

Kidney Function Osteoarthritis Pain Rheumatism Skin Disease Tumors Venereal Disease

• Lavender is one of our best loved scented herbs, lavender or its oil is also one of the best remedies for burns and stings.
• Lavender is excellent for helping to heal cuts and has a strong antibacterial action.
• Herbalists use the oil to kill the diphtheria and typhoid bacilli as well as streptococcus and phoumococcus.
• Lavender has traditionally been used to treat chest infections, coughs, and colds, either as a infusion or a steam inhalation.
• Lavender has sedative properties and is good for calming anziety and tension, as well as relaxing spasms of the digestive tract.
• Lavender, as an infusion is good for nervous headaches and a few drops of the oil used in a massage oil will help relax muscles and ease neuralgic and rheumatic pain.

Targeted ailments:

Anxiety Depression Headaches Sleeplessness Insomnia Muscle Spasms

Infections Coughs Colds Tension Relaxant

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