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Made from a blend of Epsom and dead Sea Salts along with a blend herbs (Atropa Belladonna, Skullcap, Comfrey Leaf, Shepherd's Purse, Kelp, Hops, Uva Ursi, Fumitory herb, Fennel seed, Calendula) designed to reduce pain and improve circulation in the feet as well as pull out toxins.

Specially designed blend of Epsom Salt, Dead Sea Salt, Horsetail Herb, Rose Hips, and Lemongrass to aid in relief of painful bone spurs!

A delightful and unsuspected ray of floral sunshine greets us early in spring, when the little yellow coltsfoot flowers, thickly padded in fluffy scales, daringly perk their heads from the still wintry ground. The hoof-shaped leaves, which resemble butterbur leaves, appear much later in the summer, when the flowers have long disappeared. This unusual growing habit has earned it the name of Filius ante patrem, Son before Father. Coltsfoot is perhaps one of the better known herbal remedies, but its contemporary status pales to insignificance compared to former times, when it became THE symbol of apothecary valor in France and it was depicted on each and every apothecary's door. Coltsfoot leaves are a popular ingredient in herbal tobaccos.

Medicinal Uses: Coltsfoot is best known for its use as a cough remedy. Being both an expectorant and antispasmodic in action, it can be used for dry, irritable coughs and even whooping cough. It is often combined with other herbs for maximum effect. Coltsfoot candies are also commercially available. It is perhaps the primary herbal remedy for asthma, for which it is smoked, a practice that dates back to the days of antiquity- even Pliny reported on it. Externally, the leaves have been used as a poultice for insect bites, ulcers, swelling, and burns.
CAUTION: Although both flowers and leaves are medicinally active, it is generally recommended that only the leaves be used. Modern studies have found pyrrolizidine alkaloids in both, leaves and flowers, but they are more concentrated in the flowers. Do not use for extended periods of time.

Magical Uses: Coltsfoot does not figure prominently in herb magic, although it is mentioned in one ancient ritual performed to bring back a lover who has gone astray. Coltsfoot makes an ideal base herb for a visionary smoking mix, although it is inactive by itself.

Based off our popular Fates Footbath we bring you Fates 2 !... this blend is designed a bit more towards pain relief and healing of injuries. Contains: Atropa Belladonna, Skullcap, Comfrey Leaf, Shepherd's Purse, Nettle Leaf, Horsetail Herb, Uva Ursi, Fumitory, Fennel, Calendula, Epsom Salt, Dead Sea Salt

Designed for extra strength Pain Relief and Pulling of infections, this blend contains less salt overall then the other fates blends with a higher concentration of the herbs themselves. Contains: Atropa Belladonna Root, Skullcap, Comfrey Root Shepherd's Purse, Nettle Leaf, Horsetail Herb, Uva Ursi, White Willow Bark, Meadowsweet, Calendula, Epsom Salt, Dead Sea Salt