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Sambhalu Leaves – Nirgundi Patta – Chaste Leaves – Nirgund – Vitex negundo

Sambhalu Leaves, recognized in Hindi and Sanskrit as Nirgundi Patta, correspond to the botanical species Vitex negundo , known in classical herbalism as Chaste Leaves. Whole dried leaves in their natural state, carefully preserved to maintain the aromatic and phytochemical properties characteristic of this traditional Ayurvedic shrub.

Green Tea Leaves – Camellia sinensis

Traditionally prepared as warm infusions, steeped in hot water for classical kadha preparation, or incorporated into traditional Ayurvedic herbal formulations by practitioners of classical herbalism.

Sadabahar Leaves – Periwinkle Leaves – Vinca Rosea

In classical Ayurvedic tradition, periwinkle leaves hold significance within traditional herbal practices, valued for their presence in composite formulations and their role in historical herbalist preparations across the Indian subcontinent.

1 oz. Osha Root Whole (Ligusticum Porteri) Wildcrafted

1 oz. (28 grams) Osha Root Whole (Ligusticum Porteri) Scientific Name: Ligusticum Porteri Origin: United States Common Names: Osha root, Loveroot, Porter’s ligusticum, Osha, Chuchupate, Chuchupatle, Wild parsley, Colorado cough root, Mountain ginseng, Mountain carrot, Nipo, Indian root, Empress of the dark forest, Bear medicine. Loveroot, Colorado cough root. Part used: Root Active Compounds: Volatile oils, Essential oil, Terpenes, Lactone glycoside, Saponins, Ferulic acid, Phytosterols. Background: This American native herb is found in upland meadows and ravines, and thrives in many, many areas with an affinity for the southern Rocky Mountains. It was both a sacred and indispensable herb to many tribes of Native Americans including the Zuni, Aztec, Chiricahua, Yaqui, Tarahumara, and Mescalero Apache tribes. The seed and leaf were eaten. Some burned it as a purifying incense for protection from evil spirits and dangerous pathogens. Osha has been fervently used for centuries, in ways similar to Echinacea. Native American runners chewed roots for increased endurance. Attached to moccasins or tied about the ankle it was used to protect the wearer from rattlesnakes. Flathead tribe members ritually washed freshly harvested roots in streams near plant growth locations to precipitate rainfall in times of drought. Fresh or dried root brings a tingling sensation to tongue and gums. Description: Ligusticum porteri has a long, thin, hollow stalk with large divided leaves similar to the related parsley and carrot. Stem, leaf can reach to 2 ft in height. Seeds and flowers top the plant spreading outward in an arrangement resembling an umbrella. Flowers are white. Plant and seeds have a celery-like fragrance. Root is haired, brown outside, yellow inside. This native American perennial herb thrives in dry, upland meadows and ravines. Its fern shape leaves are spotted in various shades of green, turning golden yellow. For medicinal uses the tap root is harvested at maturity. Safety: There is no known negative safety information available. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Save on shipping if all items are paid for in one Paypal transaction If you are looking for larger quantities, or other herbs not listed, please inquire with “Ask seller a question” If you have a problem with your purchase, please contact me first before leaving feedback, so we can reach resolution promptly and efficiently. I intend to please and am always honest and reasonable in my business transactions for over 10 years. Bid With Confidence! Read my feedback. I’m a very interactive seller and have high marks for cooperative selling. I guarantee this will be a positive EBay experience for you. The information in the listing is just a brief description found on the internet that describes the item, please do your own research before purchasing, or contact a health professional for futher information about this item. Ebay does not allow me to give any medical advice pertaining to any of the herbal tems 1 Ounce (oz) = 28 Grams(gm) = 28000 Milligrams(mg) Please Note: As I do my best to keep the pictures in the description current, The color, cut, and packaging may vary slightly as I do not purchase more than I can sell in a couple months, and these can be different from batch to batch. Be assured that you are receiving the item you purchased Shipping for each additional item is $0.25 if all items are paid for in one Paypal transaction. Shipping discounts should automatically be applied when you check out, If not, Please click “Request Total”. If you choose to pay for items individually, the shipping discount will not be applied. Please note: Feedback is left automatically, once it is received…. If you plan on purchasing multiple items, all you need to do is add them to your cart first, then click checkout when finished, then all items will have discounted shipping charges.if you do pay for the items individually, they will be shipped by individually, so if you want to save money on your order, add to cart first.