HERBS

Acidophilus naturally restores and normalizes the growth of healthy bacteria, revitalizing the flora that is needed for good intestinal hygiene.

Alfalfa is one of the most mineral rich foods known. It is especially rich in Vitamin D and Calcium with high potencies of almost all other vitamins and minerals.

Brewers Yeast is an excellent source of B Vitamins, proteins, minerals and bulk to aid with constipation.

Bilberry contains compounds called anthocyanosides which are natural antioxidants that protect the capillaries from free radical damage thus improving circulation. The anthocyanosides are also involved in the regeneration of retinal pigment which helps the eye adapt to light.

Black Cohosh traditionally has been used by women to help the body's estrogen balance and may help support a normal menstrual cycle.

Cat's Claw: Recent research suggests that Cat's Claw may strengthen the body's immune system helping the body to fight off disease and appears to have a natural anti-inflammatoryagent.

Cayenne Pepper: A key component of Cayenne is capsicum which acts as a stimulant and aids in digestion. Cayenne may stimulate the circulatory system and induce perspiration.

Coenzyme Q10 plays a critical role in the production of energy in every cell in the body. It aids the body's circulation, increases tissue oxygenation and stimulates the immune system of the body.

Cranberry appears to acidify the urine preventing bacteria from adhering to the bladder and helps maintain a normal functioning urinary tract.

Dong Quai is a long used Chinese herb to help treat muscle cramps and to minimize discomfort with difficult menstrual periods.

Echlnacea: European studies have indicated that Echinacea has anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties which may
help strengthen the body's immune system. It may be used as a preventative treatment for colds and flu.

Echinacea & Goldenseal stimulates the body's immune system. Combine the anti-inflammatory, antiviral properties of Echinacea with the antibiotic and alkaloids of Goldenseal that help maintain normal mucous membranes, and you have a winter remedy that may help fight colds
and flu.

Glucosomine is a natural substance found in the body being formed by sugar and nitrogen. It plays an important role in the health, repair and resiliency of connective tissue and cartilage.

Lysine is an essential amino acid that is necessary as a building block for all protein and aids in the proper growth and bone development in children. It helps with calcium absorption and builds muscle protein:

MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) is an organic sulfur. Sulfur is necessary for the body to make collagen which is the primary constituent of cartilage and connective tissue.

Aloe Vera (Aloe ferox, A. barbadensis) Internally, concentrated Aloe ferox resin is used as a strong laxative. Externally, the clear gel
from the A. barbadensis leaf, is used to treat burns, abrasions, skin injuries and in cosmetic products. A juice made from the gel is
used as a drink by many consumers.

Bilberry (Vaccinium Myrtillus) Standardized Extract A European version or blueberry. Bilberry extract is rich in purple/blue pigments
having numerous benefits for the eyes and cardiovascular system. In Europe, bilberry extract is used as an antioxidant. Also used to
help increase microcirculation by stimulating new capillary formation, strengthening capillary walls and increasing overall health of
the circulatory system.

Cat's Claw (llncaria Tomentosa) Cat's Claw is a wondrous herb cultivated in the Peruvian Rainforest. It has been used for hundreds
of years by the native Ashanica Indians for treatment of a wide range of health problems. The recent explosion of medical research
suggests that Cat's Claw may reduce the possibility of certain degenerative and inflammatory diseases.

Available in its purest form -straight from the bark -wildcrafted, naturally harvested Cat's Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa) cullivated in the

Peruvian Rainforest.
Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) Recent research suggests that cranberry helps to prevent urinary tract infections caused by E. coli bacteria, particularly
in people with a history of recurrent infections. Cranberry is an excellent example of how common foods can have heallh benefits beyond their nutritional
qualities.
Dong Quai(also spelled Tang kwei or Danggui) (Angelica sinensis) One of the most widely used herbs in traditional Chinese medicine, it is primarily used in
herbal formulas as a "female tonic" to treat muscle cramps and pain associated with difficull menstrual periods. Dong Quai should not be used during
pregnancy.
Echinacea(Echinacea purpurea and related species) Also called Purple Coneflower and native to the U.S., this plant was the most widely used medicinal plant
of the Central Plains Indians, being used for a variety of conditions. The leaf and root are mildly antibacterial, antiviral and used for wound healing. German
research has confirmed, in numerous clinical studies, the usefulness of Echinacea purpurea in strengthening the body's immune system as well as prevention
and natural treatment of colds and flu.
Evening Primrose Oil This American herb has been used for a wide range of heallh conditions. The oil from this plant provides gamma linolenic acid (GlA),
an essential polyunsaturated fally acid that helps lower cholesterol. Studies have shown that Evening Primrose Oil can also reduce blood pressure and aid in
the treatment of premenstrual syndrome, depression and anxiety.
Feverfew (Tanacetum Parlhenium) This c5tandardized Extract was known to ancient Egyptians and Greeks as a valuable herbal remedy. Feverfew is a
member of the daisy family. The part of the plant used is the leaves. The Feverfew has anti-inflammatory properties, which can reduce spasms of blood
vessels in the brain thus treating migraines. Feverfew can be useful for arthritis.
Garlic (Allium salivum) Garlic mildly displays a host of benefits: it is antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, hypotensive (lowers high blood pressure), and lowers
cholesterol and fat in the bloodstream. Garlic is used in Europe as an approved remedy for cardiovascular conditions, especially high cholesterol and
triglyceride levels associated with risk of atherosclerosis. II is also generally regarded as a preventative measure for colds, flu and other infectious diseases.
Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) Standardized Extract of ginkgo leaf increases circulation and has shown antioxidant activity. Hundreds of European studies have
confirmed the use of standardized ginkgo leaf extract for a wide variety of conditions associated with aging, including memory loss and circulation. Ginkgo
extract is also used clinically in for tinnitus in the ears), vertigo, and cold extremities.
Ginger (Zingiber Offlcinale) This Standardized Extract has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over 2500 years. Ginger is widely taken today for its
calming effect on the digestive system and is remedy for nausea from motion sickness.
Ginseng (Panax ginseng) One of the world's most famous herbs. Ginseng is classed as an "adaptogen," a relatively recent term coined by Russian
researchers to describe ginseng's general tonic properties. Adaptogens are herbs that increase the overall resistance to all types of stress. Other herbal
adaptogens include Astragalus, Siberian Ginseng and Schizandra, Asian Ginseng (Chinese and Korean) is renowned for its ability to increase energy and
endurance.
Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) Goldenseal root has a long history as a native American herb used by Indians and early settllers for its antiseptic wound-
healing properties. It is also used for its soothing action on inflamed mucous membranes. A popular remedy for colds and flu.
Gotu Kola (Cente1/a Asiatica) is principally Asian in origin. For thousands of years Gotu Kola has been a popular remedy in India and Pakistan. In the West,
Gotu Kola is used mainly as a tonic to increase longevity and for it's healing effects on solid tissue. Gotu Kola has found it's most successful application in
treatment of conditions involving tissue inflamation, infection and post-surgical healing.
Grape Seed Stand(lrdized E'xtrac' Grape seed is among a group of' Iplant llavonoids called Proanthocyanidins. The most celebrated effects of
proanthocyanidolic oligomers (PCO for short) are its potent antioxidant and free radical scavenging properties. The grape seed extract is considerably more
potent than Vitamin C or Vitamin E as an antioxidant. The PCO extracted from grape seed has emerged as the preferred source of PCO in France based" on
extensive research between 1951 and 1978.
Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis) Standardized E'xtract Green Tea has' been used by Asians for thousands of years. The beverage extract's active properties
can help protect against digestive and respiratory infection. Many say the tea will help with the body's aches and pains.
Hawthorne (Crategus Oxyacanlha) The Hawthorn berry is rich in fIavoinoids. Hawthorn is one of the most valuable cardiovascular tonics available from
nature. The Hawthorn has been identified as a very popular cardiac herb. The herb may help reduce high blood pressure.
Kava Kava (Piper Melhysticum) Stalldardized Extract Kava Kava root has been used in the South Pacific for centuries as a relaxant herb. The Kava plants
which are used in their native selling to make standardized extract for use in the United States. The herb may be useful for management of anxiety.
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza Glabra) The Licorice Root was originally from central Europe but now grows all across Europe and Asia. Among the most
consistent and important uses were a soothing and coating agent in the digestive and urinary tracts. Licorice may effectively help treat ulcers without side
effects. Licorice is widely used in China.
Milk Thistle (Silybum Marianum)Standardized Extract Milk Thistle has a long history of use in European folk medicine. Milk Thistle contains three flavonoids
which collectively are known as Silymarin. The Silymarin (Milk Thistle) acts as a powerful Antioxidant in various parts of the body. Milk thistle has important
potent liver protective properties and is used for alcohol, pollutants and other toxins to the liver.
Passion Flower (Passi ora Incarnata) The Passion Flower standardized extract has been used for over 200 years by the early Americans,; The Passion
Flower contains glycosides and flavonoids also with low levels off serotonin which may help to identify the natural calming effect, mood regulator.and aid to concentration.
Saw Palmetto (Sabal) (Serenoa repens; Sabal serrulata)Standardized Extra (" Saw palmello extract is a popular remedy for enlarged prostate
(benign prostatic hypertrophy-BPH), a condition common in men over 50 years of age. This should be used only after proper diagnosis physician. Clinical studies indicate that the extract can increase urine flow reduce frequency of night time urination .
Pan D’Arco (Tabebuia Impestiginosa) The Pau D'arco standardized extract is an ancient Brazilian remedy taken from the inner bark of the lapacho trees. This
herb has antibacterial and antifungal agents. Some people with candida overgrowth have found the herb to be beneficial. Traditional uses have included
bacterial infections, fugal infections, and allergies.
Slippery Elm Bark (U/mus Fu/va) The healing powers of the Slippery Elm Bark was first used by the North American Indians. The uses were both internally
and externally for the Slippery Elm Bark. Internally it may help stomach and intestinal ulcer disorders. Slippery Elm Bark has ability to soothe the mucous
membranes of the stomach and in effect may help provide stomach problem relief.
St John’s Wort (Hypericum Perforatum) Standardized Extract St. John's Wort is a perennial with regular flowers which bloom from June until September. St.
John's Wort has an origin from the ancient Greeks and has been used by humans for centuries. Used for a wide variety of ailments, including nervous
disorder, depression, psychological illness, and for it's anti-bacterial or anti-inflammatory actions.
Valerian (Va/eriana officina/is) Valerian is an effective and reliable sedative and sleep aid. It is effective in conditions of anxiety, insomnia and nervous
irritability. Unlike prescription or OTC sleep and anxiety medication, it is not habit-forming, nor does it produce a hang-over-like side effect.
Yucca (Yucca Baccata) Standardized Extract Herbalists have used Yucca for years as a nutritional adjunct to help relieve the symptoms associated with
arthritc and rheumatoid problems. Yucca has also been used to treat the symptoms of gout.
Coenzyume Q1O Coenzyme 010 has been the subject of important research for over 30 years. Coenzyme 010 reportedly plays a role in the body's production
of Adenosine Triphosphate, the basic energy component of the body cells. Coenzyme 010 can aid in preventing deficiencies of cellular energy and supports
the immune response of cells.
DHEA (Oehydroeprandrosterone) DHEA is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands (located at the top of the kidneys) which is eventually converted into
estrogen and testosterone. The level of DHEA peaks at about age 30, then decreases in the following years. DHEA has been associated with increased
energy, stamina levels and psychological well being.
Melatonin Melatonin is produced by the pineal gland and is the richest natural source from the body. Melatonin is suggested in low dose supplements to help
alleviate the effects of insomnia and help reduce jet lag.
Royal ]elly Royal Jelly is a milky-white gelatin substance secreted by glands from the worker bees. The hive reserves this special nutrition exclusively for the
QUEEN BEE. Royal Jelly contains a wide range of nutrients including 13 vitamins, 22 amino acids, 7 minerals and proteins. Royal Jelly is high in 10-HDA, the
substance believed to be the key to Royal Jelly's nutritional power.

Zinc Lozenges.. The Zinc Lozenges, when dissolving in the mouth becomes liquefied and in turn coats the membranes of your mouth and throat. Cold

symptoms seems to be shortened by the Zinc coating effects of these membranes.