Black Cohosh, Root (Actaea racemosa) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:100 g Eclectic physicians used Feverfew as

Eclectic physicians used Feverfew as a gastrointestinal tonic

Pliny the Elder wrote off 350 grams of Cinnamon as being equal in value to over five kilograms of silver

The tea is also active against viruses and bacteria

unripened fruit or uncooked fruit is consumed

Please check with a certified health practitioner before use if pregnant or breastfeeding

Black Cohosh, Root (Actaea racemosa) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:100 g Eclectic physicians used Feverfew asBlack Cohosh is named after its twisting, black Root that somewhat resembles a snake. Native to many parts of Canada and central and eastern North America, the herbaceous, flowering perennial likes to grow in woodland habitats. It thrives in old growth coastal forests and regions of considerable biodiversity. The plant grows between 3 6 feet tall, with a stem that is clustered with tiny white flowers. The root is best collected between late July and