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Anamu Guinea Henweed/ Petiveria alliacea L
$21.00 – $380.00
The Anamu herb, What Jamaicans call guinea hen weed or garlic weed is now known as having cancer fighting ingredients. Anamu herb (Guinea Henweed) is indigenous to the Amazon rain-forest and the tropical areas of the Caribbean, Central and South America, and Africa. What is Gineau Hen Weed?
Devil’s Claw Root Powder – Wildcrafted (Harpagophytum procumbens)
$19.50 – $27.50
Given its properties, Devil’s Claw is not recommended for pregnant women, people with diabetes, children, people with cardiovascular problems such as arrhythmias or hypertension or people suffering from ulcers.
Dog blood bush (Rivina humilis)
$30.00 – $96.00
In Jamaica this herb is use for cleaning of block tube, infertility or any womb related problem, the herb is also use for menstruation flow problem.
This herb is native to Central America southern United States and the Caribbean, the herb is a flowering plant and is related to the pokeweed
Dried Leaf of Life Powder (Bryophyllum Pinnatum)
$22.00 – $112.00
The leaves only of the tree of life are crush and then put to dry in the sun.
One teaspoon of Dried Leaf of Life can brew approx 2 cups of tea.
The tea can be drunk daily to treat sinus, asthma, shortness of breath and other bronchial problem.
Hyptis Pectinata – Woman Piaba
$13.00 – $36.00
Hyptis Pectinata known as Woman Piaba in Jamaica is prepare as a tea for stomach-ache, colds and headaches, as a drink for a woman in labour, and as an appetizer.
The herb is use in Jamaica for pain in the bowels and colic and as a drink for a woman in
Jamaican Sarsaparilla – Roots
$18.00 – $250.00
Sarsaparilla, more formally known as Similaxornata or Similaxofficinale, is a plant that is popular in Jamaica as it is widely believed to contain health benefits. The thorny plant has long fibrous roots and was initially introduced to the island by the Spanish, who brought the plant from Central America to
Milkweed – Tawa Tawa Herb (Euphorbia hirta) Dried
$33.00 – $55.00
A pantropical weed that is speculated to be native to India, the Euphorbia hirta is a hairy herb that is commonly found along roadsides, open grasslands and on pathways. In various parts of the world, the Tawa Tawa is used as a herb for remedying a number of conditions. The
Organic Herbal Blend for Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain Relief – 36 Tea Bags
$29.00
This herbal blend will be shipped as tea bags
Organic Herbal Blend for Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain Relief - 36 Tea Bags
Strong Back Jamaican Herb (Desmodium Incanum)
$24.00 – $220.00
Desmodium Incanum: Strong Back; Man Back; Bee Bur or Bush. D. supinum are used quite commonly to make tea for pains in the back. The whole plant is boiled either alone, or with other plants such as sarsaparilla (Smilax ornata) .
You may want to try Strong Back Root
Available in Powder
Strong Back Root, Jamaican Viagra (Morinda Royoc) Organic
$27.00 – $78.00
Strong Back Root, Jamaican Viagra (Morinda Royoc)
The common names are Duppy poison, Goat corn,Yellowroot, Cheese shrub, Morinda royoc, Red gal, Mouses pineapple, Yellow ginger, and Yaw weed.
In Jamaica the root and fruit of the plant strong back (Morinda Royoc) are boil with other herbs such as Black Wiss, Chaney Root,
Trumpet Tree – Leaves (Cecropia peltata)
$13.00 – $55.00
The trumpet tree leaf is use for the treatment of bronchitis, hypertension, Obesity, bacterial infection, Respiratory disorders and diabetes.
The leaves is also used to Management of liver conditions, Anti-inflammatory activity, Management of cardiac conditions and hypertension, Kidney conditions, Treatment of diabetes mellitus, Treatment of asthma and cold flu and the Management of
Wormwood Herb (Artemisia absinthium)
$18.00 – $25.00
Wormwood, otherwise known as absinthe, green ginger, madderwort, old woman or ajenjo, is a herbaceous perennial plant in the aster family (Asteraceae). It’s scientific name is Artemisia absinthium. Both the leaves of the plant and it’s flowering top are used for medicinal purposes. The plant is named after the Greek