By Common Use / Muscle cramps

Cramp Bark has a long history of use by indigenous North Americans, and may assist in reducing fluid retention.

Dong quai is revered in Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of menstrual cramps, irregularity, delayed flow and weakness, as well as ...

Peppermint is one of the most popular herbal teas, well known to ease digestion and soothe the nerves. It helps expel gas from the intestines, r...

Skullcap derives its name from its ability to relieve tension headaches. An excellent herb for nervous tension and anxiety, it both relaxes and ...

Valerian is an excellent nerve tonic and as such helps greatly with anxiety, stress, and insomnia and is also used for more serious psychosomati...

Wild Yam is used to relieve spasmodic gastrointes-tinal complaints such as bilious colic and flatulence. It is useful in chronic liver proble...

Lobelia is also known as 'Indian Tobacco' as many native North American tribes traditionally used it as a smoking herb, and alternative to tobacco ...

This old European herb was prescribed for colds and flu, and is renown for its wound healing and coagulant properties.

Can be rubbed on the skin's surface for pain and muscular spasms. External use only.

REGEN OIL - 25ml For Topical Use on Bone, Flesh and Cartilage Damage & Injury. Contains Wormwood, do not use if pregnant.  

Nutmeg oil is an essential dance floor favourite and unique cosmic massage experience. For a subtle ecstatic enhancement, apply to the thigh muscle...

Formula to assist with the digestive process.

Yarrow Flowers - Achillea millefolium Documented as being useful to support lowering blood pressure, reducing fever, as a mild diuretic, wound hea...