Butcher's BroomButchers Broom Root comes from a plant known to botanists as Ruscus aculeatus, which is actually a member of the asparagus family and distantly related to lilies. While often categorized with other quality bulk herbs, Butchers Broom Root is actually a woody evergreen shrub that is found primarily in deep forests and near temperate coastlines. Botanical Name: Ruscus aculeatus Common Names: Box holly, sweet broom, knee holly, pettigree, jew's myrtle,

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or Commiphora molmol

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Oregano Oil has been used traditionally as a natural cleanser and for digestive health support

Slippery Elm Bark is derived from the Slippery Elm tree

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Common Names: Cow clover

shepherd's heart

Common Name:  Holy Herb