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Results for ICs: Herbs and Botanicals
    1.02 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Sweet Flag (Acorus Calamus Root), also known as ... calamus, is a species of flowering plant with...
    1.27 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Peaceful Slumber is a homeopathic remedy that may help promote restful sleep, assist in falling asleep, and decrease stress and anxiety. This IC wa...
    8.4 k
    Elie Naulleau
Imprint Zen Sleep is a blend of natural herbs that may help promote deep relaxation, ease tension, soothe the mind, promote a sense of tranquility, and sup...
    7.03 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Pumpkin seeds, also called pepitas, are dark green seeds which are rich in anti-oxidants. They have been associated with several health benefits an...
    6.3 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Styrian pumpkins, which are native to Styrian (Austria), contain large hull-less green seeds. The seeds are rich in healthy fats, tryptophan, vitam...
    2.79 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Mimosa pudica seeds, also called sensitive plant seeds, come from a unique plant known for its leaf-closing response when touched. These seeds may ...
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    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Pine nuts are edible seeds that come from certain types of pine cones. These seeds are highly nutritious and contain healthy fats. Some of the heal...
    5.18 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Fall Asleep may help support healthy sleep, improve sleep quality, relax the nervous system, and regulate the sleep-wake cycle. This IC was made wi...
    5.66 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Celery seeds (Apium graveolens), which come from wild celery plants (sometimes called Chinese celery), are commonly used as a cooking spice. Celery...
    8.07 k
    Vie Rayonnante
Imprint Blue lotus, also known as blue Egyptian lotus or blue water lily, is a type of water lily that is native to Egypt. It is a psychoactive plant, whic...
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