Goldenrod, Stinging Nettles & Yarrow

A blend of wild-harvested herbs traditionally used to support seasonal relief.

Mild, earthy herbal infusion with a refreshing, slightly floral finish.

Helps reduce seasonal allergy symptoms by promoting a balanced immune response.

Soothes sinuses and inflammation for easier breathing.

Supports detoxification and histamine balance.

How to Prepare:

Use 1 tsp of dried tea per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 7–10 minutes for full benefits.

Strain and enjoy.

Additional Notes: Best taken regularly to support long-term allergy relief.

Wild-harvested chaga

Deep, earthy, and slightly bitter with subtle vanilla and woody undertones.

Rich in Antioxidants – Supports immune function, cellular protection, and overall vitality.
Adaptogenic Support – Helps the body manage stress and promotes resilience.
Anti-Inflammatory Properties – Traditionally used to reduce inflammation and support long-term wellness.
Supports Digestive & Liver Health – Helps detoxify the body and balance gut flora.

Why a Dual Extraction?

Chaga’s beneficial compounds are both water-soluble and alcohol-soluble, making a dual-extraction process necessary to capture its full range of medicinal properties. This tincture combines both extracts for maximum potency.

How to Use:

Take 1–2 dropperfuls under the tongue or in a small amount of water 1–2 times daily.

Can be added to tea, coffee, or smoothies for an additional boost.

Additional Notes:

Caffeine-free but blends well with coffee for added wellness benefits.

Best taken consistently over time for long-term immune and adaptogenic support.

Rosehips harvested after first frost for maximum sweetness.

Bright, tart, and naturally fruity with citrus-like notes.

Rich in vitamin C, supporting immune health and collagen production.

Helps reduce inflammation and support heart health.

Promotes radiant skin and overall wellness.

How to Prepare:

Use 1–2 tsp of dried rosehips per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 10–15 minutes for a stronger vitamin C release.

Strain and enjoy.

Additional Notes: Pairs well with honey or a slice of lemon.

Sustainably harvested, dried and powdered inner birch bark

As a Tea: Mildly sweet with subtle vanilla and earthy undertones, offering a smooth and warming experience.

As a Flour: Light, slightly nutty, with a faint hint of sweetness—works well as a gluten-free alternative in baking or as a thickener in soups and stews.

Supports Digestion – Traditionally used to soothe the digestive system and promote gut health.

Rich in Antioxidants – Contains natural polyphenols and betulin, which help reduce inflammation and support overall wellness.

Blood Sugar Support – Birch bark has been used to aid metabolic balance and support healthy glucose levels.

Joint & Skin Health – The natural compounds in birch help support collagen production and reduce inflammation in the body.

How to Prepare:

Birch Bark Tea

Use 1 tsp of dried inner birch bark per 8 oz of hot water.

Cover and steep for 7–10 minutes to extract its beneficial compounds.

Strain and enjoy warm. Can be lightly sweetened with honey or combined with cinnamon for a richer flavor.

Birch Bark Flour

For Baking: Can be mixed with other flours in a 1:4 ratio to add nutrients and mild sweetness to baked goods.

As a Thickener: Stir a small amount into soups or stews to enhance texture and boost nutritional value.

Additional Notes:

Birch bark has been used in traditional medicine and survival food preparations for centuries due to its sustaining and healing properties.

Wild-harvested Chaga powder

Deep, rich, and smooth with earthy and slightly vanilla-like undertones.

High in antioxidants, helping to reduce inflammation and support immune function.

Traditionally used as an adaptogen to support stress resilience.

May promote skin health and cellular protection.

How to Prepare:

Simmer 1 tbsp of dried Chaga chunks or powder in 4 cups of water on low heat for 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Strain and enjoy hot or cold.

The same chunks can be reused 2–3 times by re-simmering.

Additional Notes: Best enjoyed without milk to preserve antioxidant properties. Can also be used as a flour, in soups, stews, rice, etc.

Wild plantain and yarrow-infused oil, beeswax, vitamin E

Scent & Texture: Lightly herbal with a fresh, green scent. Soft and smooth with a non-greasy finish.

Wound Healing – A powerful first-aid salve for cuts, scrapes, bites, and minor burns.

Soothing for Skin Irritations – Helps relieve rashes, bug bites, and itchy skin conditions.

Natural Antiseptic – Both plantain and yarrow contain antimicrobial properties, helping to prevent infection.

Calming & Cooling – Ideal for sensitive skin or areas of redness and inflammation.

How to Use:

Apply directly to wounds, bites, or rashes as needed.

Use as a daily moisturizer for dry or irritated skin.

Gently massage onto bruises to encourage faster healing.

Additional Notes:

This salve is a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts and a great addition to any natural first-aid kit.

Safe for children and pets for minor skin issues.

Infused cottonwood buds (Balm of Gilead), extra virgin olive oil, beeswax

Scent & Texture: Warm, resinous, and slightly sweet with a light woody aroma. The smell of Spring really! Smooth and rich, this salve absorbs well into the skin while leaving a protective barrier.

Deeply Soothing – Traditionally used to help with muscle aches, joint pain, and inflammation.

Skin Repair – Helps heal minor cuts, burns, and dry skin, thanks to its natural antimicrobial properties.

Respiratory Support – When applied to the chest, it can help open airways and support lung health.

Anti-Inflammatory Properties – Rich in salicin, a natural pain-relieving compound found in cottonwood buds.

How to Use:

Apply to sore muscles and joints for soothing relief.

Massage onto dry or irritated skin to promote healing.

Rub onto the chest for respiratory support, especially during colder months.

Additional Notes:

Known as "nature’s aspirin", Balm of Gilead has been used for centuries for its pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties.

Avoid use if allergic to aspirin or salicylates.

Prickly Ash bark, St. John’s Wort, Chamomile, Oatstraw,Skullcap

Warm, slightly bitter, with mild herbal and floral undertones.

Supports Nerve Health – Helps ease nerve-related pain, tingling, and discomfort.
Calming & Relaxing – Reduces tension and promotes a sense of relief and relaxation.
Circulatory Support – Prickly ash bark helps stimulate blood flow to affected areas.
Reduces Inflammation – Skullcap, chamomile, and oatstraw provide natural anti-inflammatory support.

How to Use:

Take 1–2 dropperfuls in a small amount of water or tea, up to 3 times daily.

Best taken before bed if using for relaxation and pain relief.

Additional Notes:

Can be combined with magnesium or valerian for additional relaxation benefits.

May take a few days of consistent use to notice full effects.

Cayenne-infused oil, beeswax, vitamin E

Scent & Texture: Warm, slightly spicy, with a subtle herbal undertone.
Leaving a warming sensation when applied.

Pain Relief for Muscles & Joints – Supports relief from arthritis, sore muscles, and tension.
Boosts Circulation – Helps improve blood flow to targeted areas.
Eases Stiffness & Tension – Ideal for post-workout recovery or chronic pain management.
Naturally Warming – Provides a gentle, long-lasting heat that helps relax the body.

How to Use:

Apply to sore muscles, joints, or tension points for relief.

Use before workouts to warm up muscles or after workouts for recovery.

Massage into hands and feet to support circulation in colder months.

Additional Notes:

Wash hands after application! Avoid touching eyes, nose, or sensitive areas after use.

Not recommended for sensitive skin or open wounds due to the warming effect.

Dried, 3-day fermented fireweed leaves.

Naturally smooth, mild black tea with subtle floral and honey-like undertones, complemented by a slightly earthy finish.

Fireweed is packed with antioxidants that support immune health, reduce inflammation, and aid digestion.

Traditionally used to help balance gut flora, making it beneficial for those with digestive discomfort.

Helps promote relaxation and overall wellness.

How to Prepare:

Use 1 tsp of dried fireweed per 8 oz of boiling water.

Cover and steep for 7–10 minutes to extract full benefits.

Strain and enjoy as is, or add honey for a touch of sweetness.

Additional Notes: Fireweed tea is caffeine-free and makes an excellent evening tea for relaxation.

Echinacea root, Lomatium root, Goldenseal root, Usnea, Licorice root

Strong, earthy, and slightly bitter with a natural licorice-like sweetness.

Immune System Support – Helps the body fight off infections and strengthen immune defenses.

Natural Antimicrobial & Antiviral Properties – Lomatium, usnea, and goldenseal are known for their potent antiviral and antibacterial properties.
Respiratory Health – Supports lung function and clears mucus buildup.
Balances Inflammation – Licorice root helps soothe inflammation and supports adrenal health.

How to Use:

Take 1–2 dropperfuls in water 1–3 times daily, especially at the first sign of illness.

Can be used as a preventative measure during cold and flu season.

Additional Notes:

Not recommended for long-term daily use—best used in cycles when needed.

Avoid if pregnant or dealing with high blood pressure due to licorice root.

Dried, 3-day fermented Fireweed leaves and Wild Mint leaves and flower

A delicate balance of floral fireweed and refreshing wild mint. The fireweed is like a mild black tea, slightly sweet taste, while the mint provides a cooling and invigorating finish.

Fireweed is rich in antioxidants and traditionally used to support digestion, reduce inflammation, and promote gut health.

Wild Mint soothes digestive discomfort, uplifts mood, and provides a cooling sensation that helps with headaches and respiratory

support.

Together, they create a refreshing and calming blend that supports overall well-being.

How to Prepare:

Use 1 tsp of dried tea per 8 oz of hot water.

Cover and steep for 5–7 minutes to preserve essential oils.

Strain and enjoy warm or chilled.

Additional Notes: This tea is perfect as a refreshing summer drink when served iced or as a warming winter infusion with honey.

Dried sliced Ratroot (Calamus root, Sweet Flag, Wegis, Wekay)

Strong, slightly bitter, and aromatic with a spicy, earthy kick.

Traditionally used for respiratory support and clearing congestion.

Acts as a digestive aid and promotes gut balance.

Used for grounding energy and mental clarity.

How to Prepare:

Use ½ tsp of dried Ratroot per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 5–7 minutes and strain.

Enjoy as is or with honey for a milder taste.

Additional Notes: This tea has a strong flavor and is best consumed in small amounts.

Dried Labrador tea leaves

Bold, earthy, and resinous with a distinct piney and slightly spicy taste.

Traditionally used for respiratory support, helping clear congestion and soothe coughs.

Acts as a digestive aid, easing bloating and discomfort.

Known for its calming effects, making it useful for relaxation and stress relief.

How to Prepare:

Use ½ tsp of dried Labrador tea per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 5–7 minutes (oversteeping may cause bitterness).

Strain and enjoy.

Additional Notes: Labrador tea is potent, so it should be consumed in moderation (not more than one cup per day).

Wild Amanita-infused oil, beeswax, vitamin E

Scent & Texture: Deep, earthy, and grounding. Smooth, soft, and easily absorbed.

Calms & Grounds the Body – Used to support relaxation, muscle tension relief, and overall nervous system balance.
Supports Recovery from Strain – May aid in soothing overworked muscles.
Gentle Skin Support – Can help reduce redness, irritation, or minor skin discomfort.

How to Use:

Apply a thin layer to muscles, joints, or areas of tension.

Use before bedtime for deep relaxation and stress relief.

Gently massage into temples or pulse points for a grounding effect.

Additional Notes:

Amanita has been traditionally used for its calming and muscle-soothing properties.

Best used in small amounts, as it is highly potent.

Chaga-infused EVO, beeswax, vitamin E

Earthy and mild, with a deep, rich herbal scent. A smooth, creamy consistency that melts into the skin.

Antioxidant-Rich – Helps protect skin from free radicals and promotes a healthy glow.

Soothing & Hydrating – Deeply nourishes dry, irritated, or sensitive skin.

Supports Skin Healing – Used for eczema, psoriasis, and minor wounds due to its skin-repairing compounds.

Anti-Inflammatory – Can be applied to sore muscles or joints to ease tension.

How to Use:

Massage onto dry, irritated, or inflamed skin for relief.

Apply a thin layer to scars, blemishes, or minor wounds to promote healing.

Use on hands and feet to protect against extreme weather conditions.

Additional Notes:

Chaga is considered a powerful adaptogen, supporting overall skin and body resilience.

Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Dried Labrador tea leaves, Wild Mint leaves and flower

A grounding and robust blend of warm Labrador tea with a crisp, refreshing wild mint finish.

Labrador Tea supports respiratory and digestive health and has calming properties.

Wild Mint helps aid digestion, uplifts mood, and soothes headaches.

A perfect balance of warmth and refreshment, ideal for any time of the day.

How to Prepare:

Use 1 tsp per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 5–7 minutes and strain.

Enjoy warm or iced for a refreshing herbal drink.

Additional Notes: This blend makes a great cold remedy when served warm with honey.

Spruce resin-infused oil, beeswax, vitamin E

Scent & Texture: Strong pine and resin aroma, slightly sticky but absorbs well into the skin.

Powerful Skin Healer – Traditionally used for wounds, cuts, and skin infections.
Respiratory Support – When applied to the chest, it can help open airways.
Muscle & Joint Relief – Can be used for sore muscles and minor inflammation.
Natural Antimicrobial Properties – Supports healing of minor skin irritations.

How to Use:

Apply to wounds, cuts, or dry skin as a protective balm.

Rub onto the chest or under the nose to aid with breathing.

Massage into joints or sore muscles for relief.

Additional Notes:

Spruce resin has been used for centuries as a natural antimicrobial and wound healer.

Has a sticky consistency but melts into the skin with warmth.

Goldenrod, Yarrow, Stinging Nettles, Inner Birch Bark

Mildly astringent with a slightly earthy and floral undertone.

Supports Seasonal Allergy Relief – Helps reduce sinus congestion, sneezing, and watery eyes.
Anti-Inflammatory & Antihistamine Properties – Stinging nettles naturally help block histamine responses.
Respiratory Support – Goldenrod and yarrow assist in clearing mucus and supporting lung health.
Detoxifying & Immune Balancing – Inner birch bark supports overall immune function and metabolic balance.

How to Use:

Take 1–2 dropperfuls in water 1–2 times daily for general support.

For acute allergy symptoms, take up to 3 times daily.

Additional Notes:

Best taken consistently for long-term allergy support.

Can be combined with local raw honey for additional allergy relief.

Dried Labrador tea leaves, dried rosehips, wild mint leaves and flower

A refreshing blend with mild tartness from the rosehips, a cooling minty finish, and a hint of earthy pine.

Rosehips are rich in vitamin C, boosting immune function and promoting skin health.

Labrador Tea helps with respiratory and digestive support.

Wild Mint adds a cooling sensation that soothes digestion and refreshes the senses.

How to Prepare:

Use 1 tsp per 8 oz of hot water.

Steep for 7–10 minutes to extract the vitamin C from the rosehips.

Strain and enjoy.

Additional Notes: This tea is perfect for cold and flu season due to its immune-boosting properties.

Mullein leaves

Mild, slightly earthy, and subtly floral.

Lung & Respiratory Support – Traditionally used to soothe coughs, reduce mucus, and clear congestion.
Anti-Inflammatory & Expectorant – Helps the body expel excess mucus from the lungs.
Calming & Soothing – Supports relaxed breathing and overall lung health.
Gentle on the System – Suitable for long-term use to strengthen the respiratory system.

How to Use:

Take 1–2 dropperfuls in water or tea up to 3 times daily.

Can be used as needed for acute coughs or long-term for lung health support.

Additional Notes:

Works well in combination with other lung-supporting herbs, such as pine, usnea or licorice root.

Best taken before bedtime for nighttime cough relief.

pure, wild-harvested spruce resin

Scent & Texture: fresh spruce aroma with a rich, balsamic undertone. Thick, sticky, and sap-like

Powerful Natural Antiseptic – Traditionally used for wound healing, cuts, burns, and minor skin infections due to its antimicrobial properties.
Respiratory Support – The resin’s natural compounds help open airways and soothe congestion when used in steam or balms.
Muscle & Joint Relief – Known to ease aches, stiffness, and inflammation when applied topically.
Skin Repair & Protection – Forms a natural protective barrier, aiding in the healing of cracked skin, blisters, and chapped lips.
Survival & First Aid Uses – A traditional remedy for sealing wounds, drawing out splinters, and even fire-starting in the wild.

How to Use

For Skin & Wounds:

Warm a small piece of resin between your fingers until pliable, then apply directly to wounds, blisters, or cracked skin.

Can also be melted into a salve or oil infusion for easier application.

For Respiratory Support:

Add a small piece to boiling water and inhale the steam to help clear sinuses and ease congestion.

Can be incorporated into balms for chest rubs.

For Pain & Inflammation:

Soften a small amount in your hands and massage onto sore

muscles or joints for relief.

For Traditional Use & Survival:

Spruce resin has been used for sealing wounds and cuts in emergency situations.

A natural fire starter—highly flammable when dried.

Used in traditional gum-making and natural adhesives.

Additional Notes:

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place to prevent excessive stickiness.

Caution: Some people may experience skin sensitivity. Patch test before applying to larger areas.

Wild-harvested usnea lichen, alcohol, water

Earthy, slightly bitter, and mildly astringent with a subtle woody undertone.

✔ Powerful Immune Support – Traditionally used to help the body fight off bacterial and viral infections.
✔ Natural Antimicrobial & Antifungal – Supports the body’s natural defenses against unwanted pathogens.
✔ Respiratory & Sinus Health – Helps clear congestion and soothe irritated airways.
✔ Urinary Tract Support – Known for its ability to promote urinary tract wellness and microbial balance.

Why a Dual Extraction?

Usnea contains both water-soluble and alcohol-soluble compounds, making a to maximize its medicinal potentcy dual-extraction process necessary. This extract captures both active constituents for optimal effectiveness.

• Take 1–2 dropperfuls in water or tea up to 3 times daily for immune support.
• Can be used at the first sign of illness or as a preventative measure during exposure to seasonal threats.
• For respiratory support, take in warm tea with honey to help soothe airways.

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• Not recommended for those with autoimmune conditions without consulting a healthcare provider.
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• Usnea is a slow-growing lichen, so it should always be harvested sustainably to preserve natural populations.