Bloodroot c/s

Bloodroot c/sBotanical Name Sanguinaria canadensis Other Names Bloodwort, redroot, red puccoon, pauson, tetterwort Origin USA Bloodroot is a popular natural red dye used by Native American artists. Bloodroot as a body paint and as a dye. A bachelor of the Ponca tribe would rub a piece of the root as a love charm on the palm of his hand, then scheme to shake hands with the woman he desired to marry. After shaking hands, the girl would be found willing to marry him

sinusitis and other issues relating to inflammation of the mucous membranes

phosphorus and other trace minerals

The montmorillonite clay Bentonite is a medicinal form of earth used for centuries for nutritional supplementation and detoxification

Anise is also used to flavor many herbal medicines

The root also contains rutin

When we substitute Ground Bay Leaves for whole we go with less than the recipe calls for because it is left in the dish and not removed

Botanical Name - Chlorella vulgaris

slightly floral

Prior to use

Common Names: Curled Dock

Use one or two teaspoons added to water or juice

The resin is still used today in modern witchcraft where it is powdered down and used as an ink to write spells