VALCHEMY

Made with the kernels of Marrakech apricots. Also known as laetrile, amygdalin and Vitamin B17. The best-known use of laetrile has to do with its alleged…see more

Contains berberine which has been studied extensively and shown to decrease blood sugar in diabetics, lower bad cholesterol and increase good cholesterol…see more

Bayberry was listed in the United States Pharmacopeia from 1916 to 1936, and is used by Herbalists today for its astringent, antibacterial and decongestant…see more 

The herb has been used traditionally as an herbal remedy to treat urinary tract infections, cystitis, chronic kidney inflammation, pneumonia, irritable bowel syndrome and depression…see more

The herb is best known to reduce fevers and the pain that comes along with them. Boneset’s abilities include treating malaria, pneumonia, rheumatism, influenza, dropsy, and dengue fever…see more

An alterative (restores to normal health), burdock restores health by altering (purifying) the blood. Its tonic properties nourish the cells and tissues…see more

Rich in antioxidants, antibacterial, antiparasitic and antispasmodic, Celandine assists digestion by relaxing the gallbladder resulting in increased bile flow…see more

Tonic and nourishing! Due to its cobalt content, Dong Quai helps to replenish red blood cells and increase blood volume, and acts as a vasodilator of blood…see more 

Long before modern dentistry, doctors were treating tooth-aches with cloves, which contain a numbing agent called eugenol. Eugenol is antiseptic…see more

Purifies the blood, works in liver and kidneys, and strengthens the immune system.
Rich in vitamins A, B, C and D, fatty,,,see more

Fennel has a long history of being used for digestive problems, including stomach aches, flatulence, diarrhea, and constipation. 14 clinical trials of supplements…see more

Contains 4-hydroxy isoleucine which makes Fenugreek very useful for the symptoms of metabolic syndrome (blood pressure, diabetes, etc.). Also studied…see more

Improves blood circulation, and oxygen and glucose levels in the blood. Increases blood flow in the brain; many clinical studies have shown the memory…see more

Due to its diterpene content, Horehound is used as a natural expectorant for coughs due to its diterpene content, and is an ingredient often found in herbal lozenges…see more

Has been shown in studies and anecdotally to decrease inflammation and irritation of the throat, reduce swelling in the lymph nodes, speed up healing time…see more

Used by herbalists to treat respiratory problems such as bronchitis, dry coughs, asthma, and hoarseness. Contains a variety of anti-inflammatory…see more

The herb is best known to reduce fevers and the pain that comes along with them. Boneset’s abilities include treating malaria, pneumonia, rheumatism…see more

Extracts of Rhodiola enhance the transport of serotonin precursors into the brain. Serotonin is involved in many functions, and Rhodiola is the adaptogen…see more

Star anise contains plenty of important minerals and vitamins but in terms of its medicinal value, perhaps its most important compound is shikimate…see more

Some of the most impressive actions of St. John’s Wort include its ability to treat depression and improve mood swings, relieve anxiety…see more

Turmeric may be the most effective nutritional supplement on the planet, conferring major benefits for your brain and body…see more

White oak bark contains numerous nutrients and tannins which are responsible for its health benefits as tannins help the body heal its wounds faster…see more