Ashwagandha
The grounding root at the heart of Ayurveda.
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Joints and movement
Roots, barks and leaves used by people who want to keep moving freely.
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Cat's Claw
A woody Amazonian vine named for its hooked thorns.
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Devil's Claw
A hook-fruited root from the Kalahari, notably bitter.
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Feverfew
A daisy-like herb with bitter, aromatic leaves.
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Ginger
A spicy, zesty root, loved in kitchens and teapots alike.
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Gotu Kola
A small round-leafed herb, cherished across Asia.
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He Shou Wu
A storied Chinese root, also known as fo-ti.
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Horsetail
An ancient, feathery plant, naturally rich in silica.
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Meadowsweet
Sweet, almond-scented flowers of the damp meadow.
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Nettle
Deep green and mineral-rich, a nourishing everyday tea.
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Oat Straw
Green oat tops and straw, mild, sweet and nourishing.
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St John's Wort
Sunny yellow midsummer flowers with a long folk history.
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White Willow
Willow bark, bitter and astringent, used since antiquity.
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Wild Yam
A twining vine root from North American tradition.
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