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Rooibos also contains alpha hydroxyl acids
and magnesium which are necessary for a healthy skin and a healthy nervous
system.
Rooibos
helps build strong bones and teeth because of its calcium, manganese and
fluoride content.
Available in Baby
Berry, Boy
Blue, Chocolate
Cup, D Vine
Joy, Herbal
Grey, Honey
Maple, Honey
Peach, Lavender
Lane, Lemon
Tree, Lollipop and Vanilla
Creme.
Calendula (Marigold Petals)
Calendula has anti-fungal activity and may
be used internally and externally to curb such infections. Calendula is
used safely whenever there is inflammation of the skin, whether due to
infection or skin abrasions. It may be used for external bleeding, bruises
or strains. It is an ideal first-aid treatment for minor burns and scalds.
Available in Honey
Peach.
Chamomile
Chamomile contains terpenic derivatives,
which have anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties. It also
contains phenolic derivatives, which have an antiseptic and healing
quality, which relieves congestion and softens the skin. Because of these
properties, Chamomile will improve the skin's condition during pregnancy
and is particularly helpful when applied topically to sensitive areas such
as around the eyes (use a cotton swab). It is an excellent, gentle
relaxing beverage and it is safe for use by children.
Available in Chamomile
Court.
Lavender
Lavender enhances cell rejuvenation, is
antiseptic in use against acne, helps with fluid retention and cellulite,
is a nerve tonic, sedative, and natural deodorant. It can be used for
aromatherapy, in your bath and as a lavender herbal tea such as Baby
Teas’ Lavender Lane.
Other Lavender herbal attributes and herbal
healing qualities include relief from headache, depression, insomnia, anxiety, and
it’s antiseptic properties help cleanse “owwies” on a toddler’s
shins!
Available in Lavender
Lane.
Strawberry Leaves
Strawberry leaves reported relieve
excessively enlarged breasts. Bartram’s Encyclopedia of Herbal
Medicine – Thomas Bartram, Fellow of the National Institute of
Medical Herbalists 1995
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