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NOTE: due to the strong scent of Asasfoetida these are packed in special carbon fiber bags.

Back in the days of the Roman Empire, there was a substance used to cure health problems ranging from respiratory troubles to hysteria. Today, it’s still used in modern herbalism for treating hysteria, some nervous conditions, as well as bronchitis, asthma and whooping cough. It’s called asafoetida, and it’s an antispasmodic, carminative, expectorant, natural laxative and sedative. What is asafoetida? It’s a hard, resinous gum derived from a perennial fennel plant that’s grayish-white when fresh but darkens with age to yellow, red and eventually brown. Asafoetida comes from the dried sap extracted from the stem and roots of a plant species that belongs to the carrot family and is used as a spice. The resin is difficult to grate and is traditionally crushed between stones or with a hammer

One of the strongest banishing herbs, it is used for repelling evil, reversing hexes and jinxing enemies. The pungent smell is said to ward off demons and provide a shield of protection around those who use it. It also aids in concentration and focus, helping those who are ungrounded to find their inner balance.

Gunpowder Green Tea, named for its resemblance to gunpowder pellets, is a centuries-old Chinese green tea. Expertly rolled to protect the quality of the tea leaves and preserve freshness, this full-bodied tea offers occasional smoky notes for a truly unique and satisfying cup. Indulge in the rich flavors and soothing aroma of Gunpowder Green Tea today!

Indulge in the rich and decadent flavor of our Original Hot Chocolate Mix. It's the perfect way to warm up on cold winter nights. Made with fair trade and organic ingredients, this convenient and easy-to-prepare mix is a guilt-free treat you'll love!

Each 4 Oz Jar makes about 20 Servings!

Allergen Info: Milk

At home in the tropical regions of West Africa, the Kola tree is a relative of the Cocoa tree, which can grow up to a stately height of 65 m. The nuts are arranged in seed pods similar to those of cacao.

Everybody has heard of Kola, yet few are aware of it. Kola in fact contributed the stimulating action of its seeds to the original Coca Cola recipe, though today all natural substances have been removed and replaced by artificial ingredients. Thus, today all there is left of Kola in the famous beverage is half of the name.

In West Africa, Kola enjoys a much revered status as a sacred plant. 'Kola brings life' is a common saying in West Africa where Kola nuts are ceremonially shared as a sign of peace and honor, to welcome friends or strangers, to seal agreements and even to seek favor with the family of one's bride to be. These customs are particularly common among the tribal people, but e.g. in Nigeria the ceremonial sharing of Kola nuts is a respected sign of peace and concordance at all levels of society.

Traditional
Kola nuts are rich in caffeine and are used for their stimulating effect, e.g. in cases of mental or physical exhaustion, mental strain while studying, or as an energy booster. They also suppress feelings of hunger and thirst and may be used as a diet aid.

In West Africa, Kola nuts are used as a digestive aid. A little piece of nut chewed before the meal is not only said to improve digestion but also makes the meal taste better.

It may help allay headaches and migraines and has diuretic and astringent properties.

Magical
Kola nuts can be used to enhance concentration and mental clarity during long rituals and meditation. They can energize prayers or spells. Kola nuts are generally considered as a bringer of peace and may help reaching a decision or agreement among a group of people. It also has a reputation as an aphrodisiac, probably thanks to its energy boosting effect.

Red (Female Vitality / Stamina / Energy)
Black (Male Vitality / Stamina / Energy)

Maca helps promote energy & stamina, has been used as a traditional libido tonic, and is incredible for supporting hormone balance

The 2,000 year-old Peruvian vitality secret is out! The legendary Maca root boosts energy and stamina, enhances libido and helps your body adapt to physical and mental stress.

The restorative tonic is also a powerhouse of amino acids, fiber, minerals and other phytonutrients. No wonder, Maca Root is a popular herbal food to boost athletic performance and overall vitality!

Use as a dry Shampoo, Natural Insect Repellent, for treating Dry Skin and Dermatitis! (Safe for Human use as well)

To use: Rub a handful into your pets coat then comb or brush out excess

Contains: Orris Root, Corn Meal, Wheat Bran, Wormwood, Rue (Ruda), Rosemary leaf, Fleabane, Eucalyptus, and Cedar Leaf.

Use as a dry Shampoo, Natural Insect Repellent, for treating Dry Skin and Dermatitis! (Safe for Human use as well)

** Safe for use by small animals as dust bath as well **

To use: Rub a handful into your pets coat then comb or brush out excess

Contains: Orris Root, Corn Meal, Wheat Bran, Wormwood, Rue (Ruda), Rosemary leaf, Fleabane, Pennyroyal Leaf, and Cedar Leaf

Use as a dry Shampoo, Natural Insect Repellent, for treating Dry Skin and Dermatitis! (Safe for Human use as well)

To use: Rub a handful into your pets coat then comb or brush out excess

Made from Oat Bran, Flax Meal, Powdered Herbs (Orris Root, Eucalyptus, Fleabane, Cedar Leaf, Rue, Rosemary, Wormwood)

Gluten and Corn Free!

Use as a dry Shampoo, Natural Insect Repellent, for treating Dry Skin and Dermatitis! (Safe for Human use as well)

To use: Rub a handful into your pets coat then comb or brush out excess

Made from Oat Bran, Flax Meal, Powdered Herbs (Orris Root, Pennyroyal, Fleabane, Cedar Leaf, Rue, Rosemary, Wormwood)

Whether you are living the vegan, paleo, keto, or Mediterranean lifestyle, this whole food powerhouse has got you covered.
Pumpkin powder is comprised of mostly protein and fats with high-quality nutrient-rich fiber, essential minerals, and antioxidants.

Beyond its delicious taste, pumpkin is nutritious and linked to many benefits. Pumpkin is packed with nutrients and yet has under 50 calories per cup!

Pumpkin is high in vitamins, fiber, and minerals while being low in calories. It’s also a great source of beta-carotene, a carotenoid that your body converts into vitamin A.

NOTE: This is pure Yellow Sandalwood Powder!

Sandalwood Benefits for Skin:
There is a wide range of medicinal properties of sandalwood that makes it the best and most reliable of home remedies for face and all types of skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis and ringworm rash treatment.

• Anti-tanning Property – Sandalwood paste is one of the best clear skin remedies that can be used to sooth harsh sunburns and clear skin tanning. The natural oils in sandalwood naturally clear skin complexion and add a healthy glow to it.
• Anti-aging Property – The toning effect of sandalwood helps in shrinking skin pores that provides an even skin texture and prevents sagging and aging skin. It tightens the drooping skin tissues in order to provide a supple and youthful appearance to the skin.

Metaphysical:
its most endearing use is as a fragrant base of numerous incense blends. It is said to balance the chakras and to enable the soul to reach the highest spiritual planes in meditation.

Soapwort is a pretty little wildflower of the Carnation family that commonly grows in wet meadows and ditches. Native to Europe and Britain, it came to the United States with the first settlers, who most likely used it as a soap plant where it quickly spread and naturalized in its new habitat.

Soapwort contains saponins, which in conjunction with water create a soft, gentle lather. This property was widely used in times gone by, not just as a ready soap supply for washing clothes, but also as a particularly gentle natural shampoo for dry, easily breaking hair.
Sheep farmers in the Alps also used it to wash their sheep prior to sheering!

Today Soapwort is used in some cosmetics, such as soaps and shampoos, and as a particularly gentle agent for restoring old and fragile textiles.

Traditional:
This herb is no longer used internally in herbal medicine due to the potentially toxic nature of saponins.

In the past it was used as an expectorant, laxative and cholagogue. It was also used for syphilis and other venereal diseases.

Externally it may be used as a shampoo for fragile hair or as a wash for bruises and afflictions of the skin.

Magical:
Soapwort is not noted for any particular magical uses, but it could be employed as cleansing herb to add to a ritual bath or to wash ceremonial apparel.

Other names: Bruise wort, bouncing bet, sweet Betty, wild sweet William, Fuller’s herb, latherwort, lady's washbowl

Stevia Leaf has been in the news in the last few years because it offers a naturally sweet taste with no calories, making it very useful for those trying to watch their weight as well as their sugar intake. Stevia Leaf, also known by the botanical Latin name of Stevia rebaudiana, goes by the common names of sweetleaf, honey leaf, sweet herb of Paraguay, Kaa he-he and sugarleaf. It is commonly used as a sugar substitute. The Stevia plant is an annual that enjoys sunny weather and moist soil in order for it to grow well.

A 2016 study reported that dried stevia leaf powder significantly lowered blood sugar levels in people with diabetes (Type 2), both while fasting and after eating. The study participants also experienced a reduction in their triglyceride and cholesterol levels.