Black Walnut Hulls come from the immature fruit of the Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra). References to the use of Black Walnut Hulls dates back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and they have been used by many cultures throughout history as an herbal tonic. The Black Walnut Tree is indigenous to the Middle East, but is currently grown in the U.S., ...

Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga racmosa) is a perennial flowering plant found in the temperate regions of Eastern Asia and North America. It is traditionally used as a female hormonal support. ...

Black Cohosh is a Native American herb that has historically been used by middle-aged women to Enhance support a number of female challenges. This potent extract is standardized to contain 2.5% total triterpene glycosides, the active measurable component in Black Cohosh. Our capsules contain twice as much Black Cohosh as the leading brands, however ...

Black Currant Oil is extracted from black currant seeds that produce a valuable nutritional oil containing 14% GLA. Each softgel contains almost double the GLA content of Evening Primrose Oil. This means that 3 softgels a day provides the GLA equivalent of 6 regular Evening Primrose Oil at a more economical price. ...

This powerful extract is derived from the hulls of green black walnuts, and has been used for centuries as an herbal tonic to promote healthy microbial activity. Parasites and other unwelcome organisms would be much happier if you did not take Green Black Walnut extract. ...

Wild Black Cherries (Prunus serotina) are native to North America and were extensively used by Native Americans for their therapeutic properties. The fruit was eaten fresh or used in cooking applications, and the bark was believed to have astringent properties. Wild Cherries, like many other fruits, are a naturally rich source of flavonoids. The ...