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  • MacaManna Wholefood Blend - (16oz/454g)

    MacaManna Wholefood Blend - (16oz/454g)

    Maca Manna is organic food and whole food concentrates designed:

    To give women:

    • Hormonal balance rejuvenation (Avoid HRT)
    • Menopausal and premenstrual relief
    • Youthful skin, fertility enhancement
    • Increased libido, sexual stimulation
    • More stamina, increased athletic performance
    • Increased bone density
    • Protection against vaginal infection
    • Increased vaginal lubrication
    $39.00
  • Juniper, tincture

    Juniper, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Juniperus Communis

    Common names: Juniper Bush, Juniper Berries

    Plant Description: The Juniper is a small, evergreen coniferous shrub or small tree that can grow up to 10 feet in height. It can either be prostrate or erect. It is widely distributed
    throughout the Northern Hemisphere and commonly found where bands of limestone occur, although it can also be found as undergrowth in mixed forests. Juniper grows in Canada, Alaska, south to Georgia, in eastern Tennessee, north to Illinois and Minnesota, and west to New Mexico and California. It is common in pastures where sheep graze and eat the berries, then distribute the seeds in their feces. The bark is reddish-brown and the leaves are light green on one side, dark green on the other three sides, and needle-like. The berries, grown on the female plant, are green, then as they ripen in 2-3 years, turn a bluish-black color.These berries are used for the production of the volatile oil. Only the blue, ripe berries are picked.

    Starting at: $9.20

  • Kava Root, tincture

    Kava Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Piper Methysticum

    Common names: Kava Root, Kava Kava, Ava, Intoxicating Pepper, Ava Pepper

    Plant Description: Kava grows abundantly on the islands of Polynesia and in almost all the Pacific islands. Consumption ranged from New Guinea to Hawaii, New Zealand, and most of the Solomon Islands. These days, its use is seen primarily in western Polynesia, especially in Samoa and Tonga, and most of Melanesia, including Fiji. It can also be found in Micronesia. An indigenous shrub several feet high, the leaves are cordate, acuminate, with very short axillary spikes of flowers. The spotted stem is dichotomous. Commercial Kava rhizome is in whitish or grey-brown roughly wedge-shaped fragments from which the periderm is cut off about 2 inches thick; the transverse section usually shows a dense central pith, surrounded by a clean ring of vascular bundles, narrow and radiating, and separated by broadish light-coloured medullary rays. Kava has a faint pleasant odour and the taste is bitter, pungent, and aromatic.

    Starting at: $11.90

  • Licorice Root, tincture

    Licorice Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Glycyrrhiza glabra

    Common names: Reglisse, Lacrisse, Sweet Licorice, Licorice Root, Sweet Wood, Sweet Root

    Plant Description: Found throughout North Dakota, wild Licorice grows from Minnesota west to Alberta and Washington and south to Texas and California at elevations up to 8,500 ft. A tall, erect perennial plant, it has light, gracefully-spreading pinnate foliage and dark green lanceolate leaflets that hang down at night. Each leaf bears 7-21 leaflets up to 1-1/2" long that have small scales when young. The scales soon change into sticky, resinous dots. The leaves of the Licorice plant are pinnate and grow up to 8" long. Licorice blooms from June to August, with long-stemmed spikes of numerous bluish-purple to white papillonaceous flowers grouped into spikes about 2-3 inches long. These are followed by small leguminous, smooth-skinned seeds enclosed in dark brown pods with cocklebur-type prickles. The long, tough taproots of the Licorice plant are brown, and cylindrical. These plants are hairless. They may grow 3 feet tall in southern states, but plants in North Dakota are usually half that.

    Starting at: $9.90

  • Maca Root, tincture

    Maca Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Lepidum Meyenii

    Common names: Andean Ginseng, Peru Ginseng, Vegetal Viagra

    Plant Description: Maca Root is a vegetable root or tuber, distantly related to the Mexican Wild Yam. The plant grows close to earth and produces a tuber approximately the size of an egg. The Maca root grows wild in the Peruvian Andes just below the glacial icecap. It only grows in areas of extreme weather conditions such as freezing, high winds, and intensive sunlight. The rich soil located at these high plateaus of Peru where it is very cold and oxygen poor may account for the high levels of trace minerals found in Maca Root. No other food plant exists in the world that will grow at so high an altitude and survive. Native shepherds learned quickly that at higher elevations where the Maca grew naturally, their grazing herds became healthier, their stamina increased, and they became much more sexually active. Soon, the Andean Herd People included Maca in their own diets, and found Maca could help promote increased energy and stamina for themselves.

    Starting at: $10.50

  • Maitake Mushroom, tincture

    Maitake Mushroom, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Grifola frondosa

    Common names: Maitake, Dancing Mushroom, Mushroom, Hen of the Woods

    Plant Description: Maitake mushrooms grow deep in the mountains of northeastern Japan. It is also found in the United States, east of the Rocky Mountains. Maitake is a very large mushroom, and can grow to the size of a basketball. It is easily recognizable because of its gray-brown, fan-shaped, wavy caps which are organized in large clusters of rosettes. The surface of the pores is yellowish-white and runs down the stem system. The stem branches are smooth, white, and tough. Maitake is usually found near the bases of hardwood stumps. It also lives on decaying deciduous logs and stumps, and occasionally on living deciduous trees.

    Starting at: $11.90

  • MacaManna Wholefood Blend - (16oz/454g)

    MacaManna Wholefood Blend - (16oz/454g)

    Maca Manna is organic food and whole food concentrates designed:

    To give women:

    • Hormonal balance rejuvenation (Avoid HRT)
    • Menopausal and premenstrual relief
    • Youthful skin, fertility enhancement
    • Increased libido, sexual stimulation
    • More stamina, increased athletic performance
    • Increased bone density
    • Protection against vaginal infection
    • Increased vaginal lubrication
    $39.00
  • Juniper, tincture

    Juniper, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Juniperus Communis

    Common names: Juniper Bush, Juniper Berries

    Plant Description: The Juniper is a small, evergreen coniferous shrub or small tree that can grow up to 10 feet in height. It can either be prostrate or erect. It is widely distributed
    throughout the Northern Hemisphere and commonly found where bands of limestone occur, although it can also be found as undergrowth in mixed forests. Juniper grows in Canada, Alaska, south to Georgia, in eastern Tennessee, north to Illinois and Minnesota, and west to New Mexico and California. It is common in pastures where sheep graze and eat the berries, then distribute the seeds in their feces. The bark is reddish-brown and the leaves are light green on one side, dark green on the other three sides, and needle-like. The berries, grown on the female plant, are green, then as they ripen in 2-3 years, turn a bluish-black color.These berries are used for the production of the volatile oil. Only the blue, ripe berries are picked.

    Starting at: $9.20

  • Kava Root, tincture

    Kava Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Piper Methysticum

    Common names: Kava Root, Kava Kava, Ava, Intoxicating Pepper, Ava Pepper

    Plant Description: Kava grows abundantly on the islands of Polynesia and in almost all the Pacific islands. Consumption ranged from New Guinea to Hawaii, New Zealand, and most of the Solomon Islands. These days, its use is seen primarily in western Polynesia, especially in Samoa and Tonga, and most of Melanesia, including Fiji. It can also be found in Micronesia. An indigenous shrub several feet high, the leaves are cordate, acuminate, with very short axillary spikes of flowers. The spotted stem is dichotomous. Commercial Kava rhizome is in whitish or grey-brown roughly wedge-shaped fragments from which the periderm is cut off about 2 inches thick; the transverse section usually shows a dense central pith, surrounded by a clean ring of vascular bundles, narrow and radiating, and separated by broadish light-coloured medullary rays. Kava has a faint pleasant odour and the taste is bitter, pungent, and aromatic.

    Starting at: $11.90

  • Licorice Root, tincture

    Licorice Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Glycyrrhiza glabra

    Common names: Reglisse, Lacrisse, Sweet Licorice, Licorice Root, Sweet Wood, Sweet Root

    Plant Description: Found throughout North Dakota, wild Licorice grows from Minnesota west to Alberta and Washington and south to Texas and California at elevations up to 8,500 ft. A tall, erect perennial plant, it has light, gracefully-spreading pinnate foliage and dark green lanceolate leaflets that hang down at night. Each leaf bears 7-21 leaflets up to 1-1/2" long that have small scales when young. The scales soon change into sticky, resinous dots. The leaves of the Licorice plant are pinnate and grow up to 8" long. Licorice blooms from June to August, with long-stemmed spikes of numerous bluish-purple to white papillonaceous flowers grouped into spikes about 2-3 inches long. These are followed by small leguminous, smooth-skinned seeds enclosed in dark brown pods with cocklebur-type prickles. The long, tough taproots of the Licorice plant are brown, and cylindrical. These plants are hairless. They may grow 3 feet tall in southern states, but plants in North Dakota are usually half that.

    Starting at: $9.90

  • Maca Root, tincture

    Maca Root, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Lepidum Meyenii

    Common names: Andean Ginseng, Peru Ginseng, Vegetal Viagra

    Plant Description: Maca Root is a vegetable root or tuber, distantly related to the Mexican Wild Yam. The plant grows close to earth and produces a tuber approximately the size of an egg. The Maca root grows wild in the Peruvian Andes just below the glacial icecap. It only grows in areas of extreme weather conditions such as freezing, high winds, and intensive sunlight. The rich soil located at these high plateaus of Peru where it is very cold and oxygen poor may account for the high levels of trace minerals found in Maca Root. No other food plant exists in the world that will grow at so high an altitude and survive. Native shepherds learned quickly that at higher elevations where the Maca grew naturally, their grazing herds became healthier, their stamina increased, and they became much more sexually active. Soon, the Andean Herd People included Maca in their own diets, and found Maca could help promote increased energy and stamina for themselves.

    Starting at: $10.50

  • Maitake Mushroom, tincture

    Maitake Mushroom, tincture

    Latin (botanical) name: Grifola frondosa

    Common names: Maitake, Dancing Mushroom, Mushroom, Hen of the Woods

    Plant Description: Maitake mushrooms grow deep in the mountains of northeastern Japan. It is also found in the United States, east of the Rocky Mountains. Maitake is a very large mushroom, and can grow to the size of a basketball. It is easily recognizable because of its gray-brown, fan-shaped, wavy caps which are organized in large clusters of rosettes. The surface of the pores is yellowish-white and runs down the stem system. The stem branches are smooth, white, and tough. Maitake is usually found near the bases of hardwood stumps. It also lives on decaying deciduous logs and stumps, and occasionally on living deciduous trees.

    Starting at: $11.90

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