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Product Information:

Best Supplements by Brand Names  I'm often asked that question, but in reality an evaluation of your genetic predispostions, stressors, diet, disease processes, medications and supplements you are already taking ALL influence which supplements would be best for you.

My Favorite Products  Over the years I've thrown literally thousands of dollars worth of fad supplements into my compost pile. These are the ones that are tried and true--products that really seem to work on lots of people. Hope the list helps you!

Supplements/Products we Carry for our Clients  Nutritional supplements and products sold through Dr. Denice Moffat's naturopathic and medical intuitive practice.

• Professional Complementary Health Formulations homeopathics and herbal formulas (Full Line Available)

• BotaniPure herbal extracts and capsules (Full Line Available)

• Standard Process Labs glandulars and whole food products (Full Line Available)

• Medi-Herb tinctures (Full Line Available)

• Starwest Botanicals Bulk Herbs and Essential Oils (Full Line)

• Phytopharmica (Glucosamine Sulphate)

• Source Natural's Products

• Twin Lab Products

• NutriBiotic Products

• Nature's Way Herb's (Some)

• Hyland's Cell Salts (Full Line)

Herb Information:

Herbs We Carry for Our Clients  This is a list of the herbs and form we carry at Natural Health Techniques.com. At this point we have about 260 different bulk herbs and spices.

Herb--Astragalus  Astragalus (Astragalus membranaceus) has been and still is a very popular and much used herb in China.  Here are alias and Chinese names for Astragalus with pictures, uses, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about Astragalus.

Herb--Buckthorn     Historically Buckthorn’s bark and fruits yield a yellow dye, once used to color paper and maps….mixed with gum Arabic and limewater to make a green pigment used in watercolor painting.  Common buckthorn, a European native, is today used in veterinary medicine (although I’ve never heard of it used). This page includes alias and Chinese names for Buckthorn with pictures, how to use Buckthorn, its properties, chemical constituents, helpful links and propagation tips.

Herb--Butcher's Broom    Mature branches were once bundled and used as brooms by butchers. Young shoots were eaten as food. Early physicians used the roots as a diuretic in the treatment of urinary problems. It was also used to treat menstrual bleeding, bladder stones, jaundice, and headache. Butcher’s broom decreases vascular permeability. This page includes alias names for Butcher’s Broom with pictures, how to use Butcher’s Broom, its properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links.

Herb--Burdock  Burdock (Arctium lappa) has been used for centuries in both Western and Chinese medicine. Here are alias and Chinese names for burdock with pictures, uses, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about the herb.

Herb--Chaparral  Chaparral (Larrea tridentata) has been used for centuries in Mexico and by southwestern Native American tribes.  Here are alias names for Chaparral with pictures, uses, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about the herb.

Herb--Comfrey   Comfrey (Symphytum Officinale also called knitbone and boneset) has been used for centuries in both Western and Chinese medicine.  Here are alias and Chinese names for Comfrey with pictures, uses, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about the herb.

Herb--Ginger  Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is an herb that has been long used around the world for medicinal purposes originating in China and India.  Here are alias and Chinese names for Ginger with pictures, the many uses of ginger, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about the herb.

Herb--Hydrangea Root  Hydrangea root was used by the American Indian (esp. Cherokee) as a remedy for kidney and bladder stones. It’s my favorite treatment for kidney and bladder stones and I find that it works better than other herbs. This page includes alias and Chinese names for Hydrangea with pictures, how to use Hydrangea, its properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links.

Herb--Irish Moss  Carrageen / Irish Moss is one of the most widely used seaweeds throughout the world. It is one of the seaweeds that you will have eaten - probably without knowing it. This page includes alias and Chinese names for Irish Moss with pictures, how to use Irish Moss, its properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links.

Herb--Milk Thistle (Silymarin)  Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) has been used for hundreds to thousands of years in Europe and now throughout the rest of the world for medicinal and ornamental purposes.  Here are alias names, pictures, uses, properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links about Milk Thistle.

Herb--Mullein    Mullein soothes, lubricates, and tones the respiratory system and aides in expectoration by stimulating fluid production.  Mullein is sometimes used with other herbs such as white horehound, lobelia, elder, and red clover.  The iridoid glycosides stimulate secretion of uric acid from the kidneys. Pictures, alias names, historical uses, actions and ways mullien is used.

Herb-Parsley   Parsley is a nutrient powerhouse containing high levels of beta carotene, vitamin B12, folate, chlorophyll, calcium, more vitamin C than citrus fruits, and just about all other known nutrients. Parsley is a moistening, nourishing, restoring, ‘warming’ food, pungent with a slightly bitter, salty flavor. It enhances and stimulates the energy of organs, improving their ability to assimilate and utilize nutrients.

Herb-Rosemary   Branches are harvested after flowering and dried in the shade. The dried needles (leaves) are picked off and used in cooking and in making teas and infusions. Fresh plants are used for making essential oils. We carry the Starwest Botanical organic essential oil which can be used internally as well as externally, but you can find it under other brand names as well.

Herb--Thyme   It’s About Thyme: Thyme culinary spice is widely used with poultry, beef, in soups, stuffing’s, marinades, casseroles, baked or sautéed vegetables. Its dried leaves are often included in potpourris and moth-repellent sachets. Thyme has been noted as a strengthener of the lungs, and the best remedy for whooping cough. It is an excellent antiseptic and tonic and is still used today as a respiratory remedy and for a variety of other ailments. Fresh thyme leaves have an aromatic, slightly bitter taste. This page includes alias names for Thyme with pictures, how to use Thyme, its properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links.

Nutritional Supplement Info:

Brewer's Yeast   It’s About Thyme: Thyme culinary spice is widely used with poultry, beef, in soups, stuffing’s, marinades, casseroles, baked or sautéed vegetables. Its dried leaves are often included in potpourris and moth-repellent sachets. Thyme has been noted as a strengthener of the lungs, and the best remedy for whooping cough. It is an excellent antiseptic and tonic and is still used today as a respiratory remedy and for a variety of other ailments. Fresh thyme leaves have an aromatic, slightly bitter taste. This page includes alias names for Thyme with pictures, how to use Thyme, its properties, chemical constituents, and helpful links.

Homeopathics We Carry

Professional Complementary Health Formulations

 (Must be a client to order)

Products of the Month:

Udo’s Choice March, 2006

Whole Body Detox Liquescence  Fall Issue, 2008

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My Favorite Products

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Herb Information:

Herbs We Carry for Our Clients

Herb--Astragalus

Herb--Buckthorn  

Herb--Butcher's Broom 

Herb--Burdock

Herb--Chaparral 

Herb--Comfrey

Herb--Ginger

Herb--Hydrangea Root

Herb--Irish Moss

Herb--Milk Thistle (Silymarin)

Herb--Mullein  

Herb-Parsley 

Herb-Rosemary 

Herb--Thyme 

Nutritional Supplement Info:

Brewer's Yeast

Homeopathics We Carry

Professional Complementary Health Formulations

 (Must be a client to order)

Products of the Month:

Udo’s Choice

Whole Body Detox Liquescence

Willard Water

Wormer-Pyrantel Pamoate 

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