Herbal Supplements

Growing on a dense shrub that’s native to Eastern USA, bayberries are red berries similar to raspberries. In herbal medicine, the root bark has been used to support immune health and feelings of nausea. This blend by Organic Connections is cut into small pieces and sifted to get rid of any powder residue. When blended as a tea, it’s quite warming and offers a very astringent taste due to the hi...

Billberries are small European blueberries rich in many nutrients and antioxidants. They’re often used in herbal formulas to support inflammatory response and support healthy blood sugar. Organic Connections offers the whole berry dried which can then be used in your own formulations, eaten whole or to brew a fruity tea. These certified organic berries offer an intense, fruity, sweet and tangy ...

This woodland herb that’s origins are North American has long been used in herbal remedies. The root of the plant possesses terpene glycoside fraction, which is why it’s usually found in herbal combinations supporting women’s health. When made into a tea, black cohosh has a bitter, pungent taste and offers a cooling effect on the body. Organic Connections cuts the root into small pieces and the...

Bladderwrack is a type of brown seaweed which is also known as sea grapes and rockweed. It has air pockets in its leaves which make the seaweed float and look like small bladders, which is where it gets its name. It grows in the ocean near the Eastern and Western southern coasts of Canada. Bladderwrack contains a dietary fibre, alginic acid, which is why it’s often found in herbal combinations ...

The blessed thistle plant originates from the Mediterranean from Portugal to Southern France and while it’s used in herbal medicine, in North America it’s known as a noxious weed. Blessed Thistle is used in herbal formulas to help indigestion, boost immunity, and for its diuretic properties. Found in capsules or as a tonic, Organic Connections harvests their blessed thistle without the use of p...

A popular herb derived from a tropical vine which can grow up to 98 feet tell. Its name comes from its hooked thorns, which resemble the claws of a cat. Mainly found in the Amazon rainforest and other tropical areas of South and Central America, Cat's Claw has been used as a traditional medicine for many conditions, such as inflammation, and infections. Brew your own herbal tea or add to your o...

Catnip is a member of the mint family and is believed to help relax the nervous system, relieve inflammation, colds and flus, insomnia, anxiety and stress. Catnip leaves and flowers can be used fresh or dried to make a calming herbal tea. With a faint mint aroma and distinct taste, Catnip is often recommended by naturopathic practitioners to be taken after meals or for an upset stomach, as it h...

Cayenne pepper is a type of pepper closely related to bell peppers and jalapeños that adds an extra needed punch of heat that enhances, not overpowers. This Cayenne is rated "medium" oh the spice chart and delivers bold colour and potent, lasting flavour. Frequently used in Mexican, Szechwan, and East Indian recipes. Can be used sparingly in almost any dish like creamy soups, sauces, curries, m...

Chaste Tree also referred to as Vitex, is a shrub that bears violet flowers and berries and are native to the Mediterranean region and Asia. It is believed the berries are a tonic herb for both the male and female reproductive systems. Organic Connections Chaste Tree Berries can be consumed use to create herbal tonics, cider vinegar tincture, syrup, or simply eaten. Organic Connections cut and ...

You may think of cinnamon as a tasty addition to your morning oatmeal or burst of flavour in your daily coffee, but this delicious and popular spice is also incredibly healthy. Cinnamon's medicinal properties are as abundant and effective as they are delicious. Historically cinnamon has been used to help with digestion and regulating blood sugar. As a universal spice, Organic Connections Cinnam...

Cloves are a pungent warm spice that pack an intense flavour and aroma. These aromatic flower buds are native to Indonesia and are a very common spice that have been used throughout history for everything from food preservation to soothing digestion and even as a topical pain reliever and antiseptic when in oil form. You can enjoy Organic Connection Clove powder to spice up curries, season meat...

Coriander seeds offer a very mellow taste that can be described as warm, aromatic and slightly sweet with an undertone of a lemony citrus notes. Produced by an annual herb in the family Apiaceae, Coriander is also known as Chinese parsley, dhania, or cilantro. The Coriander Seeds have been used throughout history for pickling and brining and is also the key botanical used to flavor gin. When us...

You can find cranberries growing in acidic bogs throughout Canada, United States, and Chile which account for 98% of the cranberries on the market. Typically cranberries are sweetened to reduce their tartness. Cranberry contains compounds called lectins that prevent bacteria from sticking to the walls of the urinary tract which is why they have been commonly used to help with UTI’s and bladder ...

Cumin is the dried seed of the herb Cuminum cyminum with a long history of use dating back to the second millennium BC. Being rich in iron and antioxidants, Cumin seed powder could have health benefits when added to a diet. Cumin is usually a staple in chili powder, giving it the distinctive warm flavour and aroma but also found in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Asian cooking. Get creative i...

Dill is a very popular plant with a distinct aroma used for culinary purposes and has also been used medicinally throughout history. Organic Connections Dill Weed (disambiguation) comes loose and whole for you to use in your culinary creations or herbal combinations. It has been discovered that Egyptians over 5000 years ago were using dill for its soothing, digestive properties. Dill weed refer...

You’ve mostly likely seen Echinacea angustifolia if your in central Canada, it’s the narrow-leaved purple coneflower, but did you know it’s a member of the sunflower family? Organic Connections brings you a cut and sifted 100% organic Echinacea Angustifolia for you to enjoy as a tea or in your immune support herbal blend. Many people throughout history have enjoyed Echinacea and have touted it ...

Organic Connections Echinacea Angustifolia Root can be steeped as echinacea tea, tinctured or even infused to make topical oils. Echinacea is one of the most well known herbs and for good reason, it’s been known to support healthy immune function. This Echinacea Root from Organic Connections is simple for steeping because any excess powder has been sifted. The process used to harvest the Echina...

The Echinacea Purpurea plant is very popular herb which has a fibrous root and is and commonly found throughout central Canada and US. Herbalists have used the Echinacea plant for centuries in teas, herbal formulation and tinctures for its immune boosting and antioxidant effects. Organic Connections Echinacea Purpurea is 100% organic and comes ready for you steep and serve. Using best practices...

Organic Connections Echinacea Purpurea Root is ideal for making decoction which is a tea made with roots. Making your decoction is simple, you simply simmer the organic roots for 10 minutes instead of brewing as you would with leaves and flowers. Echinacea is one of the most well known herbs among herbalists and has been used for centuries by native Americans for immune support. The best farmin...