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Charcoal is one of the finest natural absorbent agents known. Each particle contains many small chambers that bind up unwanted materials and gas. Traditionally used for cleansing and detoxifying Origin(s): United States. Latin Name(s): n/a. Also known as: Activated Carbon, Animal Charcoal, Carbo Vegetabilis, Carbon, Carbón Activado, Charbon Actif, Charbon Activé, Charbon Animal, Charbon Médicinal, Charbon Végétal, Charbon Végétal Activé, Charcoal, Gas Black, Lamp Black, Medicinal...

Nature's Way Activated Charcoal is one of the finest natural adsorbent agents. Each particle of Activated Charcoal contains many small chambers and cavities that "capture" or bind-up unwanted materials and gas, which are safely carried out of the digestive system.Dosage: Take 2 capsules after eating a meal as needed. Repeat after two hours if discomfort persists. Bottle contains 100 capsules.Does Not Contain: Artificial ingredients, preservatives, yeast, milk, lactose, wheat, sugar, soy...

Dr. Christopher's Quick Colon Powder Quick Colon Powder was designed to follow the capsules, aids in the elimination of build up in the lower bowels. After the initial cleansing the follow up with this product aids in the elimination of the build up in the lower bowels. Dr. Christopher believed that most diseases started with the accumulation of impurities in the lower bowel. There are too many ailments to list which can be treated by cleansing the lower bowel with this formula. Quick Colon #2...

Lobelia Herb is a 1-3 foot tall annual. It contains a milky sap, much branched with an erect, angular, hairy stem. The alternate, hairy leaves with obvious veins are lanceolate and bluntly serrate. Pale violet, tubular flowers have a 2-lipped corolla with 2 erect upper lobes and 3 spreading lower lobes, occurring rather far apart in loose spike-like racemes. As flowers mature, an inflated ovoid pod is formed, containing numerous small brown seeds. Found throughout eastern and central U.S....

Lobelia Herb is a 1-3 foot tall annual. It contains a milky sap, much branched with an erect, angular, hairy stem. The alternate, hairy leaves with obvious veins are lanceolate and bluntly serrate. Pale violet, tubular flowers have a 2-lipped corolla with 2 erect upper lobes and 3 spreading lower lobes, occurring rather far apart in loose spike-like racemes. As flowers mature, an inflated ovoid pod is formed, containing numerous small brown seeds. Found throughout eastern and central U.S....

Myrrh Gum is only partially soluble in water (preferable to use an emulsion here), so when using it in an infusion or decoction, it is best to powder it first. The pieces with white streaks have less oil and are best for emulsions and pills, and the pieces without streaks are more oily and are best for tinctures. The undissolved gum in the tincture makes an excellent adhesive substance. Origin(s): Kenya, Somalia, Somaliland. Latin Name(s): Commiphora myrrha, Commiphora molmol. Also known...

Myrrh Gum is only partially soluble in water (preferable to use an emulsion here), so when using it in an infusion or decoction, it is best to powder it first. The pieces with white streaks have less oil and are best for emulsions and pills, and the pieces without streaks are more oily and are best for tinctures. The undissolved gum in the tincture makes an excellent adhesive substance. Origin(s): Kenya, Somalia, Somaliland. Latin Name(s): Commiphora myrrha, Commiphora molmol. Also known...

Buckthorn Bark is a slender, tree-like shrub. The leaves are entire, not toothed,feather veined, arranged alternately on the stem, not opposite to one another. Flowers are produced from the wood of the preceding year and also on shoots of the current year. The spreading, thornless branches have green bark when young, turning to brownish-gray when older. The blue and gray berry has 2-3 roundish, angular seeds. Bees are very attracted to it. Found throughout eastern and northern U.S. in...