Is this the plant that is used in herbal remedies?
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I believe it is; however, I have not tried it yet my plant is still too small
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Wikipedia does list them. It's a natural herbal connection and works! It was first given to me in China and I was very happy to discover I could get it in the US!
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Nothing on the label indicates if it is steam distilled. You may want to check their website PlantTherapy.com.
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I don't know if it is original, this is the formula I used to get from the herbal store I used.
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Yes. I've used it for herbs for over 30 years. It was called Peter's most of these years but remains the same formula.
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I have had experience only using the leaves, but from my knowledge, the root is often added to salves/extracts/ointments to give it a stronger potency.
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Not sure if it is or not, know for sure that the bottle states it is 100% pure tea tree oil, it smells like any tea tree oil that I have ever used, and does work great. I have used it to relieve itching, red rash on body, even on itching scalp of husband. Daughter also uses it to make a bath solution. It isgreat as for as we are concerned.
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Yes and yes. Tulsi's other name is Holy Basil. If you do a search for it, you'll find it is considered nearly 'holy' in India where bushes are kept in the home 'patio' for medicinal and calming purposes. My experience with Davidson's has been excellent. The big bag is well worth the price. It lasts quite a long time (for one person).
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Aloe, myrrh, saffron, senna leaves, camphor, rhubarb roots, zedvoary roots, manna, theriac venezian, carline thistle roots, Angelica roots
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I felt like a fool when I bought this plant, thinking it was a specially developed type of honeysuckle. What you might want to know is that this is the honeysuckle that is also called Japanese honeysuckle, wild and all over (my)the place. Why don't you Google "making honeysuckle tea" and go from there, knowing that this is common honeysuckle.
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Hi Andreayes it is. It works very well. They used to sell this in stores but no longer do. Give it a few tries to take the full effect.
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No. It is used as a plant and weed killer. It will burn your skin if you get any on you. It is not to be ingested.
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Not sure but you can call their number: 1-330-633-8460. Best I can tell is that it is an inactive herbal extract.
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I do not think so. It is made up of all plant base. I am not using it at this time, but when I was, it was very energy producing. It was an all around good product to take.
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It's not medicine. It's an herb. I've used it for years. Helps clear up bruises
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No not at all. I chose it because I didnt have it in there. It really didnt work for me . So my doctor told me to get black cohosh extract. And it works good for me. No estrogen in it either
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Not sure...it's a really funny plant to take care of...if you water it on the regular basis...Whenever you get new leafs to grow...At least one or two old leafs die...if you are not a "GREEN THUMB" type of guy...WOULDN'T GET THiS PLANT