Herb Powders & C/S
Why Choose Powdered Herbal Supplements?
Herbs have a long history of use in traditional medicine, dating back thousands of years to ancient civilizations worldwide. Herbal powder supplements are one of the many formats available and are often enjoyed for their convenience and ease of use. Read more >-
Butcher’s Broom is a plant that grows branches of small, smooth green leaves and small, red fruit, similar to the goji berry. The root of this plant has been used in many herbal combinations to support healthy blood circulation. Organic Connections ethically harvests the root of the plant, because it contains a higher concentration of its active ingredients. They then cut the root into small pi...
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The California poppy is a golden coloured flower that’s often referred to as golden poppy, California sunlight or cup of gold. While they’re pretty to look at, they’re often found in tinctures and capsules to promote calming effects and support healthy sleep and stress balance. This cut and sifted format from Organic Connections makes it easy to use in your own combination and tea blends. [CUT ...
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Chickweed, or stitchwort (Stellaria media), is native to Europe and a member of the Caryophyllaceae family of plants. Chickweed is edible and very nutritious, often used in salads and consumed in the Japanese spring-time festival in a symbolic dish. Historically Chickweed has been used in folk medicine to combat itchy skin. Organic Connections Chickweed comes in a loose format that has been cut...
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Chicory Root gives a warm, nutty, woody, and earthy flavour to any dish or tea and is sometimes used as a coffee substitute. Originating in the 1800s in France, Chicory Root was often times used as a mild laxative and digestive upset as its packed with the prebiotic fiber inulin. With Organic Connections cut and sifted Chicory Root you can enjoy a warm cup of tea or use the loose herbs in your ...
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Cayenne pepper is a type of pepper closely related to bell peppers and jalapeños and can be found in this chili cayenne from Organic Connections. Kick the heat up a notch in your cooking by sprinkling this spicy powder into your soup, stew or chili. From Organic Connections, a brand that ensures their bulk herbs and spices are 100% organic, pesticide-free and farmed in an ethical process. [POWDER]
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CERTIFIED ORGANIC, GROUND CASSIA CINNAMON FROM ORGANIC CONNECTIONSThis popular, multi-use spice is well-known for its sweet, spicy and warm fragrance that adds a pungent sweet taste to any recipe. Ground Cassia Cinnamon (Cinnamomum burmanti) is a pure form of cinnamon. Cinnamon Cassia has been traditionally used by early Europeans as a "rare and precious" spice that they used in tonics for sore...
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Rich in iron and antioxidants, Cumin seed powder could have health benefits when added to a diet. Cumin is the dried seed of the herb Cuminum cyminum, a member of the parsley family with its history first being referenced by the Egyptians for mummification. Today, you can enjoy Organic Connection whole Cumin Seeds in the kitchen by toasting them first, or bring out even more flavour by crushing...
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To many, Dandelion is known as a pesky weed, but it’s also an herb that’s often used in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a digestive bitter, thanks to its active compound, sesquiterpene lactones. While the flower or root of the plant can be used, Organic Connections harvests the leaves because that’s where the bitter active components reside, which ensures you’re getting a high-quality herb that...
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To many, Dandelion is known as a pesky weed, but it’s also an herb that’s often used in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a digestive bitter, thanks to its active compound, sesquiterpene lactones. While the flower or root of the plant can be used, Organic Connections harvests the root because that’s where the bitter active components reside, which ensures you’re getting a ...
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To many, Dandelion is known as a pesky weed, but it’s also an herb that’s often used in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a digestive bitter, thanks to its active compound, sesquiterpene lactones. While the flower or root of the plant can be used, Organic Connections harvests the root because that’s where the bitter active components reside, which ensures you’re getting a ...
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Using sustainable practices, Organic Connections sources their 100% organic Dong Quai Root while ensuring farmlands and soils are not depleted. With a long history of use in traditional Chinese medicine, Dong Quai also known as Chinese Angelica was considered to be a tonic for females and that was used for everything from fatigue to optimizing hormonal balance. Enjoy this loose root as a tea or...
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A delicious and soothing tea, Organic Connections E-Blend combines: Organic Burdock Root, Organic Sheep Sorrel Herb, Organic Slippery Elm Bark and Organic Turkish Rhubarb Root. Each herb in this blend were selected specially following nurse Rene Caisse’s formula which was originally used by the Ojibway natives, creating a powerful combination. These loose herbs have been cultivated without the ...
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Blooming in late spring, Elder Flowers are white or cream coloured clusters that grow on a bush which then produce elderberries. Making tea from Organic Connections Elder Flowers is more beneficial than from elder berries because more cyanogenic glycosides is found in the flowers. Because Organic Connections has sifted and cut this blend, you can easily enjoy a relaxing and beneficial cup of te...
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Also known as horse-heal or elf dock, Elecampane is member of the sunflower family that has been naturalized in parts of North America. Historically in Europe Elecampane Root was used to help loosen phlegm and ease coughs. Today you can enjoy a steeped cup of Organic Connections Elecampane Root tea in this cut and sifted package. The Organic Connection farming process is gentle and uses no fert...
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Tribal peoples have used eleuthero as an adaptogenic herb for more than 4,000 years. Also known as Siberian Ginseng, Eleuthero Root from Organic Connections comes loose and sifted for your convenience. Enjoy Eleuthero Root by creating your own herbal formulations or as a tea. It will ease your mind knowing that Organic Connections harvesting and growing process is organic and gentle to the land...
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Most people have heard of Eucalyptus a member of the myrtle family, most commonly used for its smell in steamed showers and essential oils to elevate respiratory problems. In a loose organic form, Organic Connections Eucalyptus Leaves can be boiled to enjoy a cup of tea paired with honey or for you to simply inhale the uniquely sharp and scent. At Organic Connections you can be sure that their ...
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Fennel seeds are a spice that have a slightly sweet and licorice-like taste. You will find fennel seeds most commonly used in European, Middle Eastern, Indian and Chinese. Not only is it delicious, but Fennel is packed with nutrients and have even been used to help with indigestion and bloating. Enjoy the warm, aromatic flavour of 100% organic fennel from Organic Connections in your next culina...
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Fenugreek powder is made from the seeds of the fenugreek plant, native to the Middle East, Egypt and India. Three constituents of Fenugreek, tri-gonelline, nicotinic acid and coumarin have been studied for their effect on stabilizing blood sugar levels. Some people have even used Fenugreek powder on their scalp to soothe inflammation and reduce dandruff. Organic Connection Fenugreek powder is 1...
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For centuries Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) has been used by both Chinese and Ayurvedic medicinal systems for indigestion. Being rich source of iron and protein, Fenugreek is one of the oldest medicinal plants. Fenugreek seeds pack a distinctive sweet, nutty flavor and are commonly used in Indian, North African, and Middle Eastern cuisine. Enjoy Organic Connections Whole Fenugreek Seeds...
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Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is a plant native to Asia. This member of the daisy family has been used for centuries to treat headaches and in medieval times used for vertigo. Organic Connection loose Feverfew is organic and sifted, meaning you won’t find any unpleasant debris. Enjoy the distinct taste of feverfew by adding this delightful essence to soups, curries or any of your delicious di...
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Herbal Powder Supplements Benefits
Herbs have a long history of use in traditional medicine, dating back thousands of years to ancient civilizations worldwide. Herbal powder supplements are one of the many formats available and are often enjoyed for their convenience and ease of use.
Plants produce various chemical compounds for multiple purposes, including defence mechanisms. These compounds are called secondary metabolites and protect the plant from herbivores, pathogens, and environmental stressors. Some of the common secondary metabolites produced by plants for defence include:
Alkaloids are nitrogen-rich compounds that taste bitter and can be toxic to many herbivores. Examples include nicotine in tobacco and caffeine in coffee plants.
Terpenes are responsible for the aromatic qualities of many plants. Some terpenes, like the ones found in pine trees, can deter herbivores.
Phenolic compounds, such as tannins, can make plants unpalatable to herbivores by causing a bitter taste or binding to proteins in the herbivore's digestive system, making it harder for them to obtain nutrients.
Glycosides can break down into toxic substances when herbivores damage or consume the plant.
Lignin is a complex polymer that gives structural support to plant cells. It also makes plant tissues more challenging to digest for herbivores.
Some plants produce latex or resin, which is sticky and contains toxic compounds that deter herbivores.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are emitted by plants when they are attacked by herbivores or pathogens. They can attract natural predators and/or serve as a warning signal to neighbouring plants.
Somewhat counterintuitively, many of these compounds plants produce to defend themselves against pathogens have been found to be highly beneficial to humans in a variety of ways. This is why medicinal herbs and herbal powder supplements have a long history of use in traditional medicine.
Modern Day Use Of Medicinal Herbs
The use of medicinal herbs has endured the test of time; in fact, there has been a resurgence in the popularity and importance of medicinal herbs in the last decade. And this is not merely based on tradition but is backed by extensive research efforts. Indeed, scientists and researchers are actively studying the chemical compounds in herbs to better understand their therapeutic properties, safety, and efficacy. This research has led to the development of multiple herbal supplements, including powder, and even prescription medicines that are now readily available.
Herbs today are offered in many more delivery formats than they once were – everything from capsules, tablets, liquid extracts and tinctures, chewable wafers and gummies, and powder forms, which offer distinct benefits.
Key Benefits Of Herbal Powder Supplements
One of the most obvious advantages of herbal powder supplement is their convenience. They can be easily added to the beverages and foods of your choice, such as smoothies, juices, yogurt, or soups, making it easier for individuals to incorporate herbs into their daily wellness routines.
In addition, many herbal powder supplements are manufactured with a focus on quality and consistency. This often involves standardizing the active compounds to ensure a consistent level of potency and efficacy in each serving.
Powdered supplements also offer quick absorption, allowing the body to rapidly utilize the active compounds. They are also often easier to digest than tablets or capsules. Powders also tend to contain fewer fillers and additives than pill forms, and in many cases, they can be more cost-effective than their pill or liquid counterparts.
Shopping For Quality Herbal Powders
Using herbal powder supplements requires that you follow recommended dosage guidelines very closely, because powders are not precisely dosed like capsules or tablets, they should be measured carefully. Excessive consumption or inappropriate use can lead to side effects or interactions with medications. If you are taking medications or other supplements, it's important to speak to your health care practitioner before taking new herbs or supplements to make sure there isn't any contraindications.
When choosing an herbal powder supplement, it's essential to select reputable brands known for their quality and purity. Some of the better herbal supplement brands on the market include Naturopathic Labs, Natural Factors, Organika, Clef des Champs, Andrien Gagnon, AOR, St. Francis Herb Farm, and Botanica.
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