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Cotton root bark has documented uterine-stimulant and toxicity risks; it should never be used without direct medical supervision.

Cramp bark is a traditional muscle-relaxing herb used for menstrual cramps and general tension relief.

Damiana is a traditional herb used as tea or tincture to support vitality, energy, and desire.

Dandelion leaf is a nutritive, potassium-rich traditional green used daily in salads, tea, or smoothies for gentle support.

Dandelion root is a traditional bitter herb used to support liver function, digestion, and gentle regularity.

Devil's claw is a traditional root used daily to support joint comfort, with some important medication interactions to know.

Echinacea is a traditional herb taken at the first sign of a cold to support immune wellness and healing.

Elderberry is a traditional cold-season immune herb, always cooked before use — raw berries should never be eaten.

Elderflower, traditionally used for colds, fevers, and congestion, offers a gentle, floral way to support seasonal wellness naturally.

Elecampane root, traditionally used for stubborn coughs and chest congestion, is a warming ally for respiratory wellness.

Evening primrose oil, rich in GLA, is traditionally used to support skin health and menstrual comfort naturally.

Fennel seed, traditionally chewed or brewed as tea, has long supported digestion, bloating relief, and nursing mothers.