Lion Heart Herbs Horsetail Extract 100g (lion heart herbs)
£24.00
Horsetail is possibly the best source of silica on the planet. Silica is generally a hard mineral to obtain in ideal amounts due to mineral depletion in soil so horsetail is a terrific addition to ones diet. Silica is an essential mineral for bone health which is why horsetail is effective in treating osteoporosis and osteoarthritis. Silica is also called the 'beauty mineral' and is great for your skin, hair and strengthening of nails. Horsetail is also used for Urinary and prostate diseases, Rheumatoid arthritis and lung damage. How are herbal extracts made? The raw herbs are prepared by hot water extraction, the water is then evaporated off until all that is lelf is the essential oils and active ingredients. These are then bound together in an excipient, small amounts of non-GM corn flour. This is the most pure and unadulterated way to enjoy tonic herbal extracts possible. Purity: this vegan product is free from wheat, gluten, soya, added sugar, salt, test, lactose, preservatives, or any other fillers. Not tested on animals. Directions: these tonic herbs are food grade and safe to use as you would culinary herbs. They can be added to any foods or drinks. Suggested uses are either to add 1/2 a teaspoon to a healthy juice or smoothie, or to prepare them as an instant tonic tea, but simply putting 1/2 a teaspoon in a cup or mug, and adding hot water. Recommended upper limit: do not exceed 1 teaspoon of herbal extract today unless guided to by a qualified healthcare professional.
Chaga King Wild Chaga King - Double Extract Wild Chaga Nettle Horsetail & Vanilla Tincture 100ml
£45.00
100ml British Wild Chaga Tincture - ingredients: Chaga, Organic Nettle, Horsetail and Vanilla, Alcohol and Spring Water. Dual Extracted for extra strength. Chaga (Latin name - Inonotus Obliquus) Chaga grows in the circumpolar region of the world, in the Northern hemisphere of our planet growing in deciduous forests where birch trees are exposed to harsh weather conditions. Although Chaga mainly grows on birch trees, it can also grow on alder, ash, beech, elm, and can even grow on apple trees. As Chaga grows on the birch tree, this growth feeds on the nutrients and compounds found in the birch tree, concentrating the environmental energy that is extremely potent, in a form more readily available to humans.In Siberian Shamanism Chaga is known as the "king of the mushrooms."  Throughout history, Chaga has been most widely consumed in tea form. In Siberia, regular consumption of Chaga prevented the onset of degenerative disease.  Other Nutrients:Protein-bound xylogalactoglucans.Polyphenols, sterols, lanosterols/ergosterols, inotodiols, triterpenoidal saonins,melanin, betulin/betulinic acid, lupeol, , copper, germanium.Chaga contains 215 phytonutrients including 29 polysaccharide or beta glucan derivatives.Trace minerals:Barium, bismuth, boron, chromium, copper, germanium, manganese, selenium, zinc.Major minerals:Calcium, cesium, iron, magnesium,phosphorus,potassium, rubidium, silicon, sulphur, vitamins B2, D2, dietary fiber and amino acids complexes.DISCLAIMER: all information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis or prescription.
Chaga King Wild Chaga King - Double Extract Wild Chaga Nettle Horsetail & Vanilla Tincture 50ml
£27.50
50ml British Wild Chaga Tincture - ingredients: Chaga, Organic Nettle, Horsetail and Vanilla, Alcohol and Spring Water. Dual Extracted for extra strength. Chaga (Latin name - Inonotus Obliquus) Chaga grows in the circumpolar region of the world, in the Northern hemisphere of our planet growing in deciduous forests where birch trees are exposed to harsh weather conditions. Although Chaga mainly grows on birch trees, it can also grow on alder, ash, beech, elm, and can even grow on apple trees. As Chaga grows on the birch tree, this growth feeds on the nutrients and compounds found in the birch tree, concentrating the environmental energy that is extremely potent, in a form more readily available to humans.In Siberian Shamanism Chaga is known as the "king of the mushrooms."  Throughout history, Chaga has been most widely consumed in tea form. In Siberia, regular consumption of Chaga prevented the onset of degenerative disease.  Other Nutrients:Protein-bound xylogalactoglucans.Polyphenols, sterols, lanosterols/ergosterols, inotodiols, triterpenoidal saonins,melanin, betulin/betulinic acid, lupeol, , copper, germanium.Chaga contains 215 phytonutrients including 29 polysaccharide or beta glucan derivatives.Trace minerals:Barium, bismuth, boron, chromium, copper, germanium, manganese, selenium, zinc.Major minerals:Calcium, cesium, iron, magnesium,phosphorus,potassium, rubidium, silicon, sulphur, vitamins B2, D2, dietary fiber and amino acids complexes.DISCLAIMER: all information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis or prescription.
Chaga King Wild Chaga King - Chaga, Nettle, Horsetail Teabags - (20 tea bags) (100% British Wild Chaga)
£20.00
Directions: Place tea bag into cup or mug, allow hot water to steep with the bag till water turns darker like coffee. You can use the tea bag 3-4 times, discard within 1 day.Each tea bag is chemical- free and made with oxygen bleached paper. Tea bag contains Wild British Chaga, Organic Nettle, Horsetail. Chaga (Latin name - Inonotus Obliquus) Chaga grows in the circumpolar region of the world, in the Northern hemisphere of our planet growing in deciduous forests where birch trees are exposed to harsh weather conditions. Although Chaga mainly grows on birch trees, it can also grow on alder, ash, beech, elm, and can even grow on apple trees. As Chaga grows on the birch tree, this growth feeds on the nutrients and compounds found in the birch tree, concentrating the environmental energy that is extremely potent, in a form more readily available to humans.In Siberian Shamanism Chaga is known as the "king of the mushrooms."  Throughout history, Chaga has been most widely consumed in tea form. In Siberia, regular consumption of Chaga prevented the onset of degenerative disease.  Other Nutrients:Protein-bound xylogalactoglucans.Polyphenols, sterols, lanosterols/ergosterols, inotodiols, triterpenoidal saonins,melanin, betulin/betulinic acid, lupeol, , copper, germanium.Chaga contains 215 phytonutrients including 29 polysaccharide or beta glucan derivatives.Trace minerals:Barium, bismuth, boron, chromium, copper, germanium, manganese, selenium, zinc.Major minerals:Calcium, cesium, iron, magnesium,phosphorus,potassium, rubidium, silicon, sulphur, vitamins B2, D2, dietary fiber and amino acids complexes.DISCLAIMER: all information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis or prescription.