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Black cohosh is a perennial plant native to Eastern North America that has long been used as an herbal remedy for various conditions by Native Amer...
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7.44 k
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Black Ginger (Kaempferia parviflora), also known as “Thai Ginseng”, is known for its medicinal properties. It may help improve vitality, energy, me...
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Black pepper is the fruit of the black pepper plant native to India and is used as both a spice and a medicinal remedy. Black pepper is a superfood...
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Blood-Qi Circulation is an herbal formulation that may help alleviate phlegm, promote the circulation of blood and qi, and address stasis-related i...
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8.41 k
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Bone Broth + Superfoods is a blend of chicken bone broth protein isolate and various superfoods such as turmeric, Chaga mushroom, bee pollen, and g...
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12.8 k
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Bone Health may help support bone and joint health. This IC was made with the help of magnesium, strontium, boron, and silica.
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8.92 k
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Rife frequencies that may help with bone trauma, which includes cuts and fractures.
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6.59 k
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Boron is an important mineral found in the environment as well as in various foods such as green leafy vegetables, nuts, and beans. It may be used ...
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6.68 k
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Broad Spectrum Proteolytic Enzymes is a blend of vegetarian proteolytic enzymes that may be used to help support digestion (especially protein dige...
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10.1 k
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Broccoli is a vegetable in the cabbage family and is full of vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants. Broccoli is a superfood and associated wit...
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Bryonia, also known as bryonia alba or white bryony, is a vine in the Cucurbitaceae family that is native to Europe and Northern Iran. As a homeopa...