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BRAIN TEA Get Smart with better memory, focus, intelligence by master herbalist

Formula by Khabir Southwick, [Registered] Integrative Ayurveda Doctor & [herbal] Pharmacist, a clinical herbalist (for 27 years) at KhabirsClinic.com GET SMART – Brain TeaImproves overall circulationImproves cognitive function Helps improve memory focus and can aid in pacifying mental imbalances such as mood swings, mild anxiety, and depression. Usage: Non-stimulating (no caffeine) and can be taken by children or sensitive types. (2 oz by weight in a sealed 11 oz food-grade bag.) NOTE: If you want something more stimulating but still helps you with improving your memory, get the tea called GET MOVING, aka Memory & Energy Tea. If you want something more calming, look for CHILL OUT TEA, aka Relaxing Tea. Herb Man drinks this “BRAIN TEA” all afternoon while making appointments at his herbal clinic so he can stay sharp and offer the best guidance possible. Herb Man’s clients have reported that they do better at school, work, study, and even computer games when using this tea regularly! Herb Man developed this formula 30 years ago and has been refining it ever since. The foundation of our Brain Tea is the Gingko Leaf and Gotu Kola. Gingko is the premier western herb for memory, while Gotu Kola is known to support the nervous system, improve circulation to the brain, and improve memory. Rosemary and Cinnamon Bark improve overall circulation and blood flow to the head. A little sage to support the overall effectiveness of stimulating the mind a bit and even help with clearing nasal passages. The premiere herb for a balanced mental state and good memory in India, Brahmi, has been added in recent years, along with a bit of Stevia. While this tea is non-stimulating, it’s not recommended at night due to the boost in mental activity that can be expected. It’s perfect for all mental work like studying or writing. It is slightly bitter and sweet and has a mild warming effect. The cinnamon, peppermint, and stevia all help make the tea tasty. WHOLE LOOSE-LEAF HERBAL TEA100% Organic ingredients: Gingko Leaf, Bramhi, Gotu Kola, Sage, Peppermint, Rosemary, Cinnamon Bark, Stevia. Take 1-2 TSP of loose-leaf tea, place it into a strainer ball or an empty tea bag, and steep in boiling water, stirring often (typically 5-15 minutes until the color of the hot water changes and the aroma of tea fills the room). Add honey and sugar to taste. Each 11 oz. The bag contains approximately 30-40 servings with a heaping teaspoon of herbs used per cup of tea. For testimonials and more information, https://herbmanteas.com/shop-online/teas/product/162-wise-up———————————————————————————————————-This product has been successfully used for years in the clinics of Khabir Southwick aka Herbman, a Registered Herbal Pharmacist and an Ayurvedic Doctor. For advanced or complex health conditions, this tea will provide relief as indicated; however, in such cases, a [Zoom or private] appointment with Khabir is recommended. For details, visit KhabirsClinic.com. What makes Herb Man Teas unique and highly effective is that they have been formulated by Khabir Southwick aka Herb Man, a world-renowned herbal pharmacist who has been in private practice for almost 30 years with health clinics in the USA. These products have been tested, refined, and used in clinical practice for decades. For details, visit: HerbManTeas.com WARNING: Anyone can put organic loose tea in a bag and make claims about it. However, knowledge of herbal pharmacology and traditional formulas is required to make a good formula. For a great formula, it requires years of feedback from patients to refine and improve the formula. Unfortunately, most products sold online are based on the “it should work” approach from online research, not experience. “Herb Man Teas, maybe the best herbal teas on the planet! ” Read the reviews: https://khabirsclinic.com/herbal-products-feedback2

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Ol’ Number 11, 4 oz | Liquid herbal supplement

OL’ NUMBER 11 | 4 oz, Herbal extract This herbal supplement may strengthen any type of brain, nerve, flesh, cartilage or muscle injury or weakness. If you cannot work on the area directly, then take Ol’ Number 11 internally. 40 to 80 drops, 3 times per day for repair or adding strength to the body. For severe injuries or heavy athletic training, 1 tsp. to 1 tbl., 3 to 4 times per day.Additionally, for serious injury, you can work on the area directly. One very successful procedure is as an overnight application. Apply several things directly to the area externally. Apply the herb Arnica directly to the skin of the area or around the site to get the physical shock out of the area. In this way, the injury can heal rapidly. Next, apply Vitamin E from 100 i.u. capsules to improve the action of oxygen for repair and to prevent irritation if very sensitive skin.At this point, apply externally, either Peppermint Oil or Oil of Cajeput and Herbal Adjustment and then Formula No. 4. This relieves pain and improves the circulation in the area to be repaired. Next, soak a single layer of natural fiber cheese cloth or absorbent gauze with Ol’ Number 11. Wrap this cloth, soaked with Ol’ Number 11, around the injured area and cover it with plastic sandwich wrap. Then, wrap a cloth around all to hold in place for overnight.The next morning, remove the application and discard. Wash the area and allow to dry. [Never reuse the application, as this thermal and moisture barrier application also draws poisons out through the skin, as well as driving the repair herbs internally.] Repeat the application procedure for the daytime. Continue with an application for the day and night until well. As an aftershave, to baby the skin and make it smooth and soft, apply a few drops of Arnica followed by a generous amount of Ol’ Number 11. Combination includes | White Oak Bark, Marshmallow, Mullein, Mugwort, Indian Tobacco, Scullcap, Knitbone, Black Walnut Hull, Gravel Root Dose | For internal use, 40 to 80 drops, after meals and as given above. For external use, soak a cotton ball with Ol’ Number 11 and apply to the injury 3 to 4 times per day.This information is about historical observations and historical information relating to herbs. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice by licensed physicians. A person should consult a physician regularly in all matters relating to medical problems, especially in matters of diagnosing, treating or curing diseases or other physical or mental conditions. This information has not been verified by the American Medical Association or the Food and Drug Administration.