Up to 1 year: Start with a pinch of herbs (mixed with carob powder if needed) as an infusion or with juice or mashed fruit. Adjust and use more or less herbs based on your baby's reaction and individual constitution.

2 to 7 years: ¼ to ½ teaspoon as an infusion or with juice or mashed fruit. Again adjust and use more or less herbs based on your child's reaction and individual constitution.

Adults: Start with normal dosage (1 teaspoon) and adjust according to weight, condition of the digestive system, and your present state of health. Take up to 1 tablespoon of herbs, three times per day, depending of your purpose.

Use as directed. If you are on prescription medications, or if symptoms persist, see your health care professional.

Ginger-Avoid its use if you have bleeding ulcers, high fever, or excess fire or heat.

Horsetail-not for excessive use as it aggravates the kidneys and intestines; not for when dry skin or constipation are present; best in frequent small doses and not for prolonged periods of time.

Raspberry leaf- Avoid if you suffer from chronic constipation

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*Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)-- Is a most valuable nutritive tonic being very high in many nutrients including calcium, magnesium, iron, and protein . It is useful for nearly every condition because the nutrients in this herb are balanced for complete absorption. It can cleanse toxins from the large intestine, act as a natural pain reliever, help assimilation of nutrients within the body, positively benefit the blood, remedy anemia, help stop bleeding, and normalize body weight.

*Red Raspberry leaf (Rubus ideaus)-When taken during and throughout pregnancy this herb has been traditionally used to strengthen womb tissues, increase fertility, assist in strong contractions during labor, stop hemorrhage during labor, ease menstrual cramps, prevent miscarriage, ease morning sickness, reduce pain during labor and after the birth, and enrich lactation. Due to its astringent properties it can be good for diarrhea, mouth ulcers, bleeding gums, inflammation and canker sores, as well as, soothing to the kidneys and urinary tract. It is an excellent remedy for children's bowel and stomach complaints. Raspberry leaf has been helpful for various menstrual difficulties, nausea, vaginal discharges, prolapse of uterus and childbirth problems, constipation, intestinal flu, vomiting, and hemorrhoids. It is also very high in vitamins and minerals.

*Nettle (Urtica dioica)- Rich in chlorophyll, iron, silica, potassium, vitamin C, and proteins amongst many others. This herb strengthens and supports the whole body and has been used specifically for asthma and eczema when taken over a long period of time. Its properties include helping to: expel phlegm from the stomach, clean the urinary canal, increase energy levels, clear up skin eruptions, aid in arthritis and rheumatism, stimulate the digestive system, aid the kidneys, reduce hemorrhoids, increase breast milk production, and ease leg cramps and other muscle spasms. It is a great blood purifier and a safe remedy for bleeding and anemia.

*Red Clover (Trifolium pratense)--Toted as one of God's greatest blessings to man. It may help reduce acidity in the body and help with the assimilation of iron. This herb is high in minerals, vitamins and proteins. A wonderful blood purifier and lymphatic cleanser which makes it helpful for most skin complaints! A great remedy for cancer of the stomach and all other types of cancer, whooping cough, bronchial troubles, and various spasms, kidney complaints, arthritis, as well as being soothing to the nerves. It is a gentle herb which is good for long-term consumption even by young children and elderly people.

*Oat straw (Avena sativa)-feeds the nervous system especially when under stress, specific for nervous debility and exhaustion associated with depression. This herb can be useful in skin complaints and nourishing the hair and nails because of its high silica and calcium content. Oat straw has been used successfully for gastroenteritis, dyspepsia, chest problems, normalizing the sexual gland system, and strengthening heart muscles and urinary organs.

*Rose Hips (Rosa canina)-Can help the body's defenses against colds and infections because of its high vitamin C content (10 times that of oranges). It is one of the best natural and freely available sources of Vitamin C. It can also aid during general debility and exhaustion, help constipation, mild gall bladder problems, and be beneficial to the kidneys and bladder.

*Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)-- Its sweet, spicy flavor is rich with an array of amino acids, lipids, minerals and trace minerals. An ancient remedy for the stomach and intestines. It helps relieve colic, flatulence, intestinal spasms/abdominal pains, over-acidity, increases peristalsis, stimulates appetite and digestion, increases milk flow in nursing mothers, and has a calming effect in bronchitis. It may help the spleen, liver and kidneys as well.

*Horsetail (Equisetum arvense)-- A pleasant, calming herb offering nutritive silica, calcium, and even selenium, which makes it beneficial for eyes, skin, hair, and nails. It can be used if there is a calcium deficiency in the body. It can be helpful to heal wounds, strengthen the heart and lungs, relieve discomfort and difficulty in urination, for all types of hemorrhage, and specifically for inflammation or benign enlargement of the prostate. It has been traditionally used to stimulate healing of chilblains, stomach ulcers, edema, kidney or gall stones, venereal diseases, broken bones, hemorrhage, fevers, nervous tension, diarrhea, and dysentery.

*Dandelion leaf (Taraxacum officinale)-- It is one of the best natural sources of potassium, which makes it helpful in cases of water retention. Its natural nutritive salts purify and help neutralize acids in the blood. It is also a natural source of protein, iron, calcium, and is very high in Vitamin A (6x that of carrots). Dandelion can have a beneficial effect on the female organs and increase the activity of liver, pancreas and spleen. It may be used in inflammation and congestion of the liver and gall bladder, specific in cases of congestive jaundice.

*Marshmallow root (Althea officinalis)-Has a very high mucilage content which makes it an excellent demulcent and very absorbent. It is also high in vitamin A and an especially assimilable form of calcium and zinc. It is an excellent remedy for inflamed parts because it is very soothing and lubricating and is primarily used for inflammations of the digestive tract and skin. It can be used for lung troubles such as asthma, hoarseness, cough, bronchitis, diarrhea, dysentery, stiff joints, regulating body heat, inflammations of the digestive tract, infections of the urethra, urinary gravel and other urinary complaints.

*Yellow dock root (Rumex crispus)- Useful in treating diseases of the blood because of its high iron content. It has been used extensively by the Native American Indians for stimulating digestion and elimination, improving liver and stomach action, improving bile flow, and as a laxative. It has the ability to tone up the entire system and is an excellent and effective remedy for: impure blood, eruptive skin diseases, scrofula, glandular tumors, anemia, jaundice, lymph problems, liver congestion, syphilis, psoriasis, eczema, constipation, and rheumatism.

*Comfrey root (Symphytum officinale)-- Is used in this tea blend for its high nutritive value and soothing properties to the internal organs. It is a powerful remedy in coughs, catarrh, ulceration or inflammation of the lungs, consumption, hemorrhage and excessive expectoration in asthma and tuberculosis. It has proven very valuable in ulceration or soreness of the kidneys, stomach, or bowels, and an excellent remedy for bloody urine. Some of its other uses include: scrofula, anemia, dysentery, diarrhea, leukorrhea, and female debility, and it has an excellent effect on internal sores and pains.

*Ginger root (Zingiber officinale)-- Has been used for centuries to stimulate the peripheral circulation, increase perspiration by opening up the skin pores, and promote gastric secretions. It can greatly benefit the stomach and intestines, being specifically effective for gastritis, dyspepsia, colic, flatulence, vomiting, cramps, griping, diarrhea, and nausea. It has also been a popular remedy for coughs and asthma, spasms from cold, chronic bronchitis, gout, cholera, and hemorrhoids.