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13 Aug 2026

Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) Fresh leaves and twigs 3 oz Chaparral

Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) Fresh leaves and twigs 3 oz These will be gathered in the Mojave desert at an elevation of 4200ft where they grow a lot bigger. The creosote have a great desert smell and nice year around blooms (Larrea tridentata), known as Creosote Bush is a flowering plant in the family Zygophyllaceae. It is a prominent species in the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan Deserts of western North America, including portions of California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and western Texas in the United States, and northern Chihuahua in Mexico. In California it is found from Inyo County southward in desert areas only. It is an evergreen shrub growing to 1-3 meter tall, rarely 4 meter. The stems of the plant bear resinous, dark green leaves with two leaflets joined at the base, each leaflet 7-18 millimeter long and 4-8.5 millimeter broad. The yellow flowers are up to 25 millimeter diameter, with five yellow petals. The plant is extraordinarily tolerant of drought, saline or alkaline soils, and adapted to desert conditions. It reproduces by seed and also by sending up new shoots from the roots. The latter results in the creation of clonal rings, some of which are among the oldest known plants at around 11,000 years. Galls may form by the activity of the creosote gall midge. The whole plant exhibits a characteristic odor of creosote (especially when wet), from which the common name derives. Native people use the plant for medicinal purposes. The flowers are Inch-wide twisted, yellow petals bloom from February-August. Some individuals maintain flowers year round. After the Creosote blooms the flower turns into a small white fuzzy fruit capsule that has 5 seeds. You can find these seed capsules on the ground under the creosote bushes.The Creosote bush is the most characteristic feature of North America’s hot deserts. It is one of the best examples of a plant that tolerates arid conditions simply by its toughness. It competes aggressively with other plants for water, and usually wins, accounting for its prevalence in many arid locations of the southwest many medicinal uses as well

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13 Aug 2026

Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) Fresh leaves and twigs -8 oz- chaparral

Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) Fresh leaves and twigs 8 oz Chaparral These will be gathered in the Mojave desert at an elevation of 4200ft where they grow a lot bigger. The creosote have a great desert smell an nice year around blooms (Larrea tridentata), known as Creosote Bush is a flowering plant in the family Zygophyllaceae. It is a prominent species in the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan Deserts of western North America, including portions of California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and western Texas in the United States, and northern Chihuahua in Mexico. In California it is found from Inyo County southward in desert areas only. It is an evergreen shrub growing to 1-3 meter tall, rarely 4 meter. The stems of the plant bear resinous, dark green leaves with two leaflets joined at the base, each leaflet 7-18 millimeter long and 4-8.5 millimeter broad. The yellow flowers are up to 25 millimeter diameter, with five yellow petals. The plant is extraordinarily tolerant of drought, saline or alkaline soils, and adapted to desert conditions. It reproduces by seed and also by sending up new shoots from the roots. The latter results in the creation of clonal rings, some of which are among the oldest known plants at around 11,000 years. Galls may form by the activity of the creosote gall midge. The whole plant exhibits a characteristic odor of creosote (especially when wet), from which the common name derives. Native people use the plant for medicinal purposes. The flowers are Inch-wide twisted, yellow petals bloom from February-August. Some individuals maintain flowers year round. After the Creosote blooms the flower turns into a small white fuzzy fruit capsule that has 5 seeds. You can find these seed capsules on the ground under the creosote bushes. The Creosote bush is the most characteristic feature of North America’s hot deserts. It is one of the best examples of a plant that tolerates arid conditions simply by its toughness. It competes aggressively with other plants for water, and usually wins, accounting for its prevalence in many arid locations of the southwest many medicinal uses as well

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13 Aug 2026

 Gobernadora Tea Natural Hierbas Mexicanas 3oz Larrea tridentata Chaparral leaf 

Gobernadora Tea Natural Hierbas Mexicanas 3oz Larrea tridentata Chaparral leaf Gobernadora Tea Natural Hierbas Mexicanas 3oz Larrea tridentata Chaparral leaf Gobernadora Tea Natural Hierbas Mexicanas 3oz Larrea tridentata Chaparral leaf La larrea tridentada, también conocida como planta gobernadora, es una planta común de los desiertos de Estados Unidos. Se le llama gobernadora porque tiene una gran habilidad para inhibir el desarrollo de las plantas que crecen a su alrededor para obtener el máximo de agua posible. En algunos lugares, también se la conoce como hediondilla, ya que desprende mucho olor. La planta gobernadora es una de las plantas medicinales más apreciadas y utilizadas en México. Y es que lo más fabuloso de esta planta, además de su habilidad para la supervivencia en lugares áridos, son sus propiedades medicinales y sus beneficios cosméticos. En unComo.com te contamos a continuación todas y cada una de las propiedades de la planta gobernadora. Propiedades medicinales de la planta gobernadora La planta gobernadora se incluye dentro de la categoría de plantas medicinales. Esto es porque la planta gobernadora posee un ácido llamado nordihidroguaiarético, un potentísimo antioxidante. Sus principales propiedades la hacen valiosa para tratar un amplio espectro de las enfermedades en las vías urinarias como los cálculos o las piedras en los riñones. De esta forma, las infusiones de té de la planta gobernadora son utilizadas como diuréticos. En México suele administrarse de la siguiente forma: una infusión con una hoja tierna de planta gobernadora al día durante nueve días. Esto ayuda a deshacer los cálculos renales o de vejiga gracias a las propiedades químicas de la planta. El té de gobernadora también se usa en baños para tratar la fiebre, el paludismo, las hemorroides, los granos, el reumatismo, los golpes o para conseguir una buena cicatrización. Así mismo, algunos ginecólogos recomiendan lavados vaginales con este té a las mujeres con problemas de fertilidad. En este caso, los lavados se administran de la siguiente forma: durante 9 días antes y 9 días después de la menstruación durante tres meses consecutivos. La planta gobernadora también ayuda a reducir las afecciones inflamatorias derivadas de estas enfermedades, como la inflamación de vejiga o el dolor de riñón. De forma más precisa, estas son todas las afecciones que pueden tratarse con la planta gobernadora: Piedras en los riñones: con infusiones de té de planta gobernadora. Infecciones urinarias: también con infusiones o bien lavados. Inflamaciones en la vejiga, la próstata o los riñones, hemorroides: té o lavados. Enfermedades óseas y musculares: puede aplicarse a modo de crema mediante frotación. Las ramas se bañan en alcohol y se dejan a reposo durante 24 horas para aplicarlas luego sobre la zona afectada. Para aliviar las malas digestiones o los dolores de estómago: se toman infusiones o bien podemos aplicar la planta sobre el vientre. Resfriados, anemias, dolores de cabeza, presión sanguínea, infecciones en los pies, úlceras, uretritis, diabetes… En este caso, hay que beber infusiones de raíces, ramas o cortezas de la planta en sustitución del agua durante algunos días hasta habernos recuperado de las afecciones. Fiebre o cicatrizaciones: un buen baño sumergidos en infusiones de planta gobernadora ayudarán a reducir la fiebre y a dejar nuestra piel como nueva si tenemos alguna cicatriz, aunque para este último aspecto podemos hervir la planta hasta que se convierta en una pasta jugosa y aplicarla sobre las heridas. En su uso medicinal, la planta gobernadora se suele ingerir en infusión (pueden cocerse las ramas, las raíces o la corteza) y en ayunas.

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13 Aug 2026

CHAPARRAL LEAF Fresh Powder Ground 100% The Freshest It Can Be 100 V Capsules

100 CHAPARRAL LEAF CAPSULESWHOLESOME (Larrea tridentata) Vegetable Capsules 500 mg each 100% ALL NATURAL (No Fillers, additives or anything else added) HIGH QUALITY AND POTENCY WE SELL QUALITY NOT QUANTITY FRESH EVERY TIME YOU ORDER TO INSURE HIGH POTENCY Capsules are 100% Vegetarian Capsules. They are derived from naturally occurring vegetable cellulose. Package is Sealed For Safety & Freshness Vegetable Capsules are KOSHER – NO PRESERVATIVES NO ANIMAL PRODUCTS We Only Get The Best Top Herbs for our Health and yours Recommended use: 2 capsules, 1 time per day with meals.Consult your health practitioner before use if you have had, or may have had liver disease. Discontinue use if nausea, fever, fatigue, or jaundice occurs. Do not exceed recommended dosage.Our promise to you, that the line of bulk herbs and botanicals are… Quality control tested, analyzed and supervised Unsurpassable in color, depth, taste and aroma Guaranteed fresh and not from “warehouse stock” Grown, harvested, processed and handled by fun, knowledgeable and caring people Analyzed for quality, safety and true botanical identityOVERVIEWINTRODUCTIONNow found throughout the Southwestern US, chaparral actually originated in Argentina several thousand years ago. The stems and leaves of the bush are covered with a sticky resin that screens leaves against ultraviolet radiation, reduces water loss, and poisons or repels most herbivores. This resin is used in herbal medicine and to protect wood from insects. It received its name “creosote bush” due to the smell that comes from it when it rains. Its extremely bitter taste keeps it safe from animals that would otherwise graze upon it. It is also regarded as one of the most adaptable desert plants in the world; it was one of the first to grow back in Yucca Flats after the 1962 nuclear bomb tests done there.CONSTITUENTSAlpha-pinene, amino acids, beta-pinene, cobalt, gossypetin, limonene, nordihydroguaiaretic acid or NDGA, zinc.SUMMARYChaparral contains lignans that are very similar to estrogen, giving it an effect on the skin similar to that of soy taken internally.PRECAUTIONSSpecific: Not for use in pregnancy except under the supervision of a qualified healthcare practitioner. Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use if you have any history of liver or kidney disease. Discontinue use if nausea, fever, fatigue, or jaundice occur. General: We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications. Expiration Date – Herbs are always fresh and potent!! There is no specific expiration date-herbs will stay fresh for 18-24 months if stored in a cool, dry, darkened area (away from sunlight). Other suppliers have herbs available that expire in 6 months-be aware-don’t throw your money away on herbs that are due to expire!! Disclaimer – The FDA has not evaluated the information on this site. It is not intended to prescribe, diagnose, or cure. Please consult your healthcare practitioner with any questions. The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated the statements regarding our products. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure of prevent any disease. The information on this site or in emails is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your health care practitioner. Please use our information and products responsibly. Guarantee & Refund – We stand behind our herbs and products 100%!! Complete satisfaction is our goal! Thank you for reading

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13 Aug 2026

Gobernadora Herbal Mexican Tea 4 oz-113g. Chaparral Leaf Bladder Vejiga Support

Chaparral aka Gobernadora refers to a group of closely related shrubs that grow wild in desert regions, including those of the southwestern United States, northern Mexico, and South America. The scientific names are Larrea divaricata and Larrea tridentata. Chaparral has resinous, evergreen leaves that can be described as pungently aromatic. Blood nourisher*Liver cleanser*Respiratory health support*Digestive health support*Cleanses the lymph system*Joint support*Warning: This herb is very bitterHow to prep Chaparral:1 tbsp for every 6oz of Boiling Water Propiedades medicinalesLa planta medicinal gobernadora recibe un amplio uso en afecciones de las vías urinarias como los cálculos renales o piedras en los riñones. Para estos casos, lo recomendable es tomar la cocción de toda la planta o las ramas, por sus propiedades beneficiosas y curativas.Para otras afecciones inflamatorias, como dolor de riñón e inflamación de vejiga, aconsejan utilizar las ramas, raíz o corteza cocida, ingeridas en ayunas.Pero no solo sirve para el riñón y las vías urinarias. Para ser más precisos, la planta gobernadora te servirá para tratar las siguientes afecciones:Piedras en los riñonesInfección urinariaInflamaciones en la vejiga, la próstata o los riñonesReuma y otras enfermedades óseas y muscularesInflamación en la vesícula biliarHemorroidesCatarrosEnfermedades respiratoriasAnemias

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