Herbs Archive - Herbal Mixes

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Cordyceps is a traditional fungus used daily for balanced immune wellness and everyday vitality, in powder or capsules.

Comfrey is a traditional topical herb for bruises and sprains; oral use is not recommended due to liver risk.

Coltsfoot has traditional cough-comfort use but carries serious, documented liver risks from its pyrrolizidine alkaloid content.

Clove eases nausea and offers folk toothache relief, but undiluted clove oil carries real, documented safety risks.

Cleavers is a gentle traditional herb used fresh or as tea to support lymphatic flow and seasonal wellness.

Cinnamon is a traditional warming spice used to support blood sugar, with an important Cassia vs. Ceylon distinction.

Chicory root is a traditional liver-supportive herb, often roasted and brewed as a caffeine-free coffee substitute.

Chickweed is a gentle traditional herb used fresh or as salve to cool and soothe irritated, itchy skin.

Chia seed is a mucilaginous traditional food used soaked for gut and throat comfort — always with plenty of liquid.

Chamomile is a gentle traditional herb used daily as tea to support calm, digestion, and restful sleep.

Celery seed is a traditional herb used to support healthy blood pressure, with important allergy considerations to know.

Cayenne is a warming traditional spice used for circulation, muscle comfort, and digestion, with real topical safety precautions.