Description

Aulad Nirna
A unisexual plant, male plants are typically found to grow taller than female plants, yet less robust. Pollen is spread by the male plant before dying This occurs before the female seed has ripened. The flowers form on female plants, producing hundreds of seeds.
While most plants are either male or female, some are monoecious, having both male and female parts. These plants can be sterile or fertile. Pollination is by the wind.
Cannabis sativa is commonly referred to as Marijuana and has been long been used in folk medicine. It is used for treatment of pain, depression, insomnia, and loss of appetite are among the ailments that have been treated.
Seeds from this plant are mainly used to make hemp seed oil and used for cooking, lamp fuel, and paint. They are also edible both cooked or raw. Highly nutritious oil can be obtained from the seeds. The leaves are used in the preparation of soups

Heam Oxide 50 gm
Hematite utilises the magnetic qualities of our yin-yang energies to balance the meridians within the body and to provide a stable equilibrium between the ethereal nervous system and the physical nervous system. It focuses energy and emotions for balance between the body, mind and spirit.
Dissolves negativity and prevents you from absorbing the negativity of others. Haematite is strong, supporting timidity, boosting self-esteem and survivability, enhancing willpower and reliability, and imparting confidence. It helps to overcome compulsions and addictions, treating overeating, smoking and other forms of overindulgence.
Haematite restores, strengthens and regulates the blood supply, aiding blood conditions such as anaemia. It supports the kidneys and regenerates tissue. Stimulates the absorption of iron and formation of red blood cells. Treats leg cramps, anxiety and insomnia. Hematite aids spinal alignment and fractures

QuercusInfectoria 100 gm
one of the popular medicinal plants used traditionally in postpartum care and treatment of various ailments. This plant is a small tree or shrub about two meters high and is mainly found in Asia, Greece, and Iran. Its galls are round-shaped abnormal growth found arising on the young branches of the oak tree due to the attack by the stinging gall-wasp. The galls of Quercusinfectoria are globular in shape and from 10 to 25 mm in diameter. They have a short, basal stalk and numerous rounded projections on the surface. They are hard and heavy, usually sinking in water.