Brigham Tea | Ephedra spp.
Traditionally used for respiratory and urinary support, it acts as a mild stimulant, diuretic, and nutritive tonic. It helps relieve congestion, allergies, and fatigue, though it should be used with caution.
Astringent
Herbs that tighten and contract tissues, reducing bleeding and secretions.
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Cedar Berry | Juniperus monosperma
Cedar berry is a traditional Native American remedy used both spiritually and medicinally. It supports digestion, immunity, respiratory function, and urinary health, with additional blood-sugar balancing benefits.
Chaparral | Larrea tridentata
Traditionally used for infections, Chaparral provides strong antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects. It supports immune health and has been valued for addressing parasites, viruses, and chronic conditions.
Cinnamon | Cinnamomum verum, C. zeylanicum
Used to support circulation, digestion, and metabolic health. It aids digestion, balances blood sugar, and improves circulation. Research shows it may improve fasting glucose, lower cholesterol, and support weight management.
Cinquefoil | Potentilla spp.
Traditionally used as an astringent, Cinquefoil helps manage diarrhea, hemorrhoids, and postpartum issues. It tones tissues, reduces swelling, and supports wound healing with gentle antimicrobial effects.
Cloves | Syzygium aromaticum
Cloves are a powerful aromatic spice with pain-relieving, antimicrobial, and digestive benefits. Traditionally used for toothaches, indigestion, and respiratory support.
Comfrey | Symphytum officinale
Traditionally known as a healing herb, Comfrey supports tissue repair, soothes inflammation, and accelerates wound healing. Its allantoin content stimulates cell regeneration, making it valuable for bruises, sprains, ulcers, and mucous membrane irritation. However, due to toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs), internal use is discouraged.
Cramp Bark | Viburnum opulus
Traditionally used for menstrual health, Cramp Bark relieves uterine cramps, reduces spasms, and supports circulation. It provides anti-inflammatory and nervine benefits, easing pain and tension throughout the body.
Cranberry | Vaccinium macrocarpon
Best known for urinary tract health, Cranberry prevents infections by reducing bacterial adhesion to bladder walls. It supports bladder function, provides antioxidant protection, and helps manage inflammation.
Cranesbill | Geranium maculatum
A natural astringent, Cranesbill reduces heavy menstrual bleeding, diarrhea, and intestinal inflammation. It supports wound healing and acts as an antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory remedy.
