Chaste Tree (Vitex) Berries Whole

Chaste Tree (Vitex) Berries WholeBotanical Name Vitex angus castus Other Names agnus castus, chasteberry, monk's pepper Origin Morocco Typical Preparations Cosmetic: Infuse chaste berry powder in carrier oil to make salves, ointments and other topical formulations Culinary Usages Usually used as a tincture, however the small berries that resemble peppercorns may be cracked and sprinkled on food, producing a slight pepper taste or as a tea infusion. Equine Usages Ideal for shaggy

Anise seed is to dogs what catnip is to cats

more precisely the double wall of the leaf's water sacs

but the powder lacks any significant flavor

Mexican Damiana

antibacterial

Early Arabians called Alfalfa the “father of all foods”

as well as deposits within the northwestern U

* Folic Acid is also necessary for the synthesis of methionine from homocysteine and can help to contribute to the healthy function of both the cardiovascular and nervous system

cauliflower and legumes

Botanical Name - Medicago sativa

liniments and salves

It can be irritating to the mucous membranes and can cause contact dermatitis