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About Common Name: Striped MapleLatin Name: Acer pensylvanicumAnishinabek Name: Moozmish Elevate Your Wellness Discover the exceptional benefits of Moozmish: Cardio Tea (Striped Maple) Vascular Tea, a natural remedy designed to support cardiovascular health and overall wellness. Whether you're managing headaches, varicose veins, or seeking to enhance circulation, this powerful tea offers a multitude of health benefits, including: Key Benefits Include: Headaches and Migraines: Support in alleviating symptoms. Circulation Issues: Aids in conditions like varicose veins, poor circulation, and atherosclerosis. Healing and Recovery: Promotes faster healing for broken bones, cuts, and bruises. Vascular Health: Addresses vascular inflammation, hypertension, and endothelial dysfunction. Neurological Protection: Potential preventive effects against Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia. Cardiovascular Protection: Reduces risks of heart attacks and strokes. Striped Maple Tea also acts as a preventive measure for Alzheimer's and aids individuals at risk of heart attacks by ensuring robust vascular health. Its efficacies in dealing with endothelial dysfunction and various conditions related to blood vessels position it as an invaluable cardiovascular tonic.For optimal results, Striped Maple Tea should be consumed regularly. Its rich polyphenol and flavonoid content provide strong antioxidant effects that protect the body from damage caused by free radicals. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties help reduce oxidative stress and improve overall cardiovascular health. Brewed with Care: A Sacred Tradition Crafting the perfect cup of Moozmish Tea is an art that requires mindfulness and reverence for nature. Follow these simple steps to brew your tea: Start with 1 gallon of cold spring or filtered water and bring it to a simmer. Add one bag of Striped Maple Vascular Tea and let it simmer for 45 minutes. Allow the tea to sit overnight for optimal infusion. (For smaller batches, use half a bag for half a gallon). Strain using a fine mesh strainer or cheesecloth to remove any bark pieces. Sweeten with natural ingredients like honey or maple syrup to taste if desired. Refrigerate and enjoy for up to 7-10 days. Experience the Harmony of Nature Sipping on Moozmish Tea is more than just a refreshing moment; it invites you to connect deeply with nature and the wisdom it offers. Each cup is a step towards restoring balance and healing in your life. Unique Flavor Profile Expect a delightful caramel taste with subtle sweetness. Add a hint of maple syrup for an enriched flavor experience that will leave you yearning for more. Sizes Available Available in a 2.1 oz / 59g paper bag, yielding approximately 16 servings (8 oz each). Fast-Acting and Effective Experience noticeable effects within just 30 minutes of sipping this rejuvenating tea. Special Considerations Moozmish Tea is safe for all to enjoy and offers a refreshing taste. Please note that this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Order Yours Today! Enhance your wellness journey with Moozmish Cardio: Striped Maple Vascular Tea. Forge a connection with natural remedies that work in harmony with your body's needs. Whether aiming to reduce medication dependence or simply looking for a soothing addition to your routine, our tea is a perfect choice. Explore more about our Moozmish Nerve Tea and embrace the uplifting potential of our herbal remedies. We respect the land we source from and are committed to providing you with high-quality products that enrich your health and well-being.

Motherwort Tincture 1 oz Common Name: MotherwortLatin Name: Leonurus cardiaca We wild-harvest our ingredients deep within the "third coast" of the Great Lakes, where the pristine moisture and vibrant soil energy create the most potent medicines—a secret the Anishinaabe have known and respected for generations. This profound connection to the living land is why our traditional remedies carry such exceptional strength and healing power. Motherwort stands tall in the forgotten places—patches of earth where wild things still thrive. Its jagged leaves and clusters of pink blossoms seem to pulse with a strength that is both fierce and nurturing. When I’m near this plant, I feel the steady, grounding presence of Mother Earth herself—a gentle but unwavering embrace. Harvesting Motherwort is a practice of gratitude, a quiet acknowledgment of its offering of courage during restless times. Benefits Motherwort is often called the "lion-hearted" ally, offering solace and resilience when the emotional world becomes tangled or the heart feels weary. Heart Health: Traditionally used to calm and support a steady heartbeat, especially in moments of stress or heightened emotion. It whispers a reminder to the heart to trust its own rhythm. Emotional Balance: Helps gently quiet internal storms, supporting the spirit in finding equilibrium and clarity. Stress Relief: Encourages the nervous system to unwind from daily pressures, restoring a sense of peace and comforting your whole being. Preparation Instructions Take 30–60 drops (about 1–2 dropperfuls) in a small amount of water or juice, 2–3 times daily, or as advised by your healthcare provider. Shake well before use. Notice how your body responds; sometimes the medicine speaks without words. Ingredients Wild-harvested Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca) Organic Cane Alcohol Spring Water Tags heart health, emotional balance, stress relief

About Common Name: Tamarack BarkLatin Name: Larix laricinaAnishinabek Name: Tamarack BarkMushkeewatig Nerve Tea aka Tamarack Bark Tea, is a traditional tea of ethically harvested Tamarack bark. Tamarack is a  well known medicine for reliving nerve damage among the Anishinabek of the Great Lakes region. We harvest the bark at a certain time, under a certain condition using Anishinabek traditional knowledge to maximize the effectiveness of the medicine in the bark.Our Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea (Tamarak Nerve Tea)  is a combination of different parts of the Tamarack tree. This nerve relief medicine was known by our Anishinabek  ancestors who were skilled at making legendary medicines that really helped people with their pains. The Chippewa (or Ojibway/Ojibwe) word for tamarack is ‘Mushkeewatig’ meaning ‘swamp tree’. Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea uses 100% all natural wild harvested or organic ingredients. Maintains (or supports): Nerve Damage Neuropathy Diabetic Neuropathy Memory Loss Allergies Anxiety (nervous protection) Immune System Modulator (increases properdin by 21%) Anti-Aging Liver function (metastasis) Upper Respiratory And more (read more details under the ingredients tab) Arabinogalactan which is found in Tamarack bark and is sometimes called AG, serves as a stabilizer, binder, sweetener and a source of fiber in foods. According to WebMD, it is used to treat “the common cold, flu, H1N1 (swine) flu, ear infections in children, and HIV/AIDS.” It’s even used to treat liver cancer and is used “to provide dietary fiber, lower cholesterol, and to boost the immune system.” [1]  Arabinogalactan is also used in veterinary medicine and  cosmetics. Immune system modulator. Beneficial in treating autoimmune diseases. Increases properdin by 21% in some studies.AllergiesArabinogalactans reduce the inflammatory response of dust in the upper respiratory tract. Also found incredibly useful in treating upper respiratory infections.  Taste Red in color, a conifer like smell.  Similar to spruce but more pungent. The smell of the forest! It has a mild palatable flavor. Has a very pleasant taste, not strong  (like spruce)  very flavorful. In a recent taste test more than 120 Michigan Elders all liked it and finished their cups and wanted more! Sweeten with maple syrup (or your favorite sweetener) for a delicious taste. Sizes Available Available in 2.3 oz / 65g plain tea paper bag (about 1 cup). Approximately 16 servings. Preparation Pour contents of the Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea bag into a four quart pot of simmering spring water for 20 min.. Turn off stove and steep for 90 minutes or overnight (preferred method). Refrigerate in 1 gallon container. Tea can last up to 10 days. Sweeten to taste. One cup method: One tablespoon per 8 oz coffee cup (we recommend preparing by gallon).  Let steep for at least 20 minutes (more time is better).May we share our blessings and invite you to enjoy a wonderful cup? Effectiveness Most effects for the tea occur within 30 minutes after consumption. Special Considerations Pregnancy and breast-feeding: There is not enough reliable information about the safety of taking larch arabinogalactan if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use. “Auto-immune diseases” such as multiple sclerosis (MS), lupus (systemic lupus erythematosus,SLE), rheumatoid arthritis (RA), or other conditions: Larch arabinogalactan might cause the immune system to become more active, and this could increase the symptoms of auto-immune diseases. If you have one of these conditions, it's best to avoid using larch arabinogalactan. Organ transplant recipients: Larch arabinogalactan might increase the risk of organ transplant rejection. If you have received an organ transplant, don't use larch arabinogalactan until more is known. Otherwise Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea is safe to drink and has a refreshing taste Doctrine of Signatures The ancient method of interpreting the medicinal use of plants. All neurons have a spiral shape with a distinct wave look to them. They are designed to cover as much surface area as possible. When you look at a tamarack tree and see how the trunk is a spiral pattern and the branches have a perfect wave shape to them. These are similar to neurons which is one of the main uses of this amazing tree.  References [1] https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-974/larch-arabinogalactan[2] http://www.nativetech.org/willow/tamarack/tamarack.htmlThis product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The Best Herbal Tea for Nerve Pain All wild-harvested teas at Herbal Lodge are backed by our commitment to sustainability, integrity, and over 1,000 years of Native American wisdom. We are determined to help our communities find healthier solutions to their modern problems, and bark tea is one of our best natural remedies! Among the most complex subjects in the realm of pain, neuropathy and related nervous system disorders can arise from a multitude of internal and external factors. Unlike nociceptive pain that results from tissue damage or inflammation, neuropathic pain can be harder to pinpoint and treat. Unfortunately, many individuals suffering from neuropathy and other nervous-system-related pain conditions are poorly supported by modern medicine. While there will always be a place for interventions such as physical therapy and certain pharmaceuticals, many nervous system pains can greatly benefit from a more natural approach to sustainable nerve pain relief. Especially when facing nerve pain issues that may be untreatable or require a lifetime of medication, natural products that provide noticeable relief can be a great way to reduce medication dependence and other costly pain management strategies. From skeletal and joint issues that impede nerve function to conditions like diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and infections that can damage nerve cells, the causes of nerve pain are rarely solved by a single pain management plan. Since nerve pain can arise from such varied causes, it is essential to consider nerve pain remedies that promote holistic wellness. What Medical Conditions Does Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea Support? Sourced with respect for the land and compassion for every customer we support, our 100% wild-harvested bark tea is a source of natural wellness. Used for hundreds of years by tribes throughout the Great Lakes region, our restorative tree bark tea offers a balanced profile of potential healing properties. Based on countless nerve-pain relief testimonies and traditional Native American wisdom, our tamarack bark and Chaga tea may help with: Nerve Damage Neuropathy Diabetic Neuropathy Memory Loss Allergies Anxiety (nervous protection) Immune System Modulator (increases properdin by 21%) Anti-Aging Liver function (metastasis) Upper Respiratory While many of the beneficial mechanisms associated with potent compounds such as Arabinogalactan in tamarack tree bark tea are still misunderstood by modern science, indigenous healers have depended on these herbal teas for generations and generations because the beneficial results speak for themselves. To learn more about the many benefits above, we encourage you to reach out to our experts and check out our latest customer testimonials to see how our bark tea has helped many on the road to sustainable nerve relief and wellness the natural way! Order Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea Today! By choosing time-tested products that work in harmony with your nervous system on a cellular level, many individuals discover that natural remedies like tree bark tea are a powerful tool in their wellness plan. Whether you are hoping to minimize medication dependence, reduce pain management expenses, or avoid other downsides associated with modern medical practices, the soothing and restorative power of tree bark tea may be a wonderful complement to your routine. If you are hoping to expand your holistic wellness repertoire, we recommend that you try our nerve relief cream alongside our potent teas! Our soothing salves are the best option for targeting regional areas of pain, such as joint or back pain. Our restorative ointments rub in without any greasy residue or overpowered scents; simply enjoy natural relief in minutes with a pleasantly natural fragrance that transforms nerve discomfort into a peaceful reconnection with the healing power of nature. Would you like to explore more about the uplifting potential of our Mushkeewatig Nerve Tea? Our respect for the land is only paralleled by our respect for our customers. We are always happy to teach you more about our herbal tea remedies, the history of traditional use, and how we honor the land with every sustainable wild harvest.

The Story Nojmuk (No-ja-muk) means, "you all heal" in Ojibwe, which is accurate as it helps maintain and repair many types of skin conditions. We use 20 different herbs while most other salves or even skin lotion use less than five. Our ingredients are 100% natural. And our salve really does work to nourish, protect and bring your skin back to its healthy appearance. Nojmuk relieves dry, cracked, chapped skin and stops itching on contact. I suggest you try some.  Especially if you have one of these conditions: Maintains • Eczema• Cracked hands and feet• Psoriasis• Bug Bites• Rashes• And More. Scent Initial earthy scent, soaks into the skin making it odorless. Sizes Available 1 oz, 2 oz and 4 oz tins. How To Use Apply daily 3-5 times or as needed generously.  Rub in 20-30 seconds.All of our products are concentrated (not like skin lotion which mainly consists of water), have no medicated smell, include a best by date and are long lasting after applying (a little goes a long way). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nojmuk (its new name) does not sting your skin and you can use it around your eyes.

Red Clover Tincture 1 oz Common Name: Red CloverLatin Name: Trifolium pratense We wild-harvest our ingredients deep within the "third coast" of the Great Lakes, where the pristine moisture and vibrant soil energy create the most potent medicines—a secret the Anishinaabe have known and respected for generations. This profound connection to the living land is why our traditional remedies carry such exceptional strength and healing power. When you walk through a meadow in the summer sun, the vibrant magenta heads of Red Clover are a familiar sight. They dot the landscape, a quiet offering of nourishment. To gather them is to feel the gentle buzz of bees and the soft earth underfoot. There's a simple, honest energy to this plant. It’s a medicine of the open fields, a reminder that profound support can come from the gentle persistence of nature—a quiet bloom offering strength when we need it most. the most humble places. Each blossom is collected with care and gratitude, knowing it carries the breath of the earth and the stories of our ancestors. Benefits Support Detoxification: Encourages the body's natural cleansing processes, supporting the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems in releasing what is no longer needed. Cardiovascular Health: Nurtures healthy circulation and helps maintain the integrity of blood vessels, contributing to overall heart vitality. Menopausal Support: Valued for generations as a companion for women, especially through the transitions of menopause. May ease moments of imbalance and restore a sense of inner calm. Preparation Instructions Take 30–60 drops (about 1–2 dropperfuls) in a small amount of water or juice, two to three times daily, or as advised by your healthcare provider. Shake well before use. Let each serving be a gentle reminder of your connection to land and lineage. Ingredients Wild-harvested Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) Organic Cane Alcohol Spring Water Tags detoxification, cardiovascular health, menopausal support

Sweet Fern Tea About Common Name: Sweet FernLatin Name: Comptonia peregrina We wild-harvest our ingredients deep within the "third coast" of the Great Lakes, where the pristine moisture and vibrant soil energy create the most potent medicines—a secret the Anishinaabe have known and respected for generations. This profound connection to the living land is why our traditional remedies carry such exceptional strength and healing power. There’s a certain feeling you get when you walk along a dry, sandy ridge under the high sun. It's a scent that catches you first—warm, spicy, and deeply comforting. That’s the aroma of Sweet Fern, a plant that doesn’t shout for attention but holds a quiet, steady presence. It grows where other plants might struggle, a testament to its resilience. For generations, we have known this plant not just by its fragrance, but as a trusted ally. Gathering Sweet Fern is a practice of being present. You have to feel the energy of the place, to understand the hardy spirit of this fern-like shrub. It’s a plant that offers its gifts generously. In our tradition, Sweet Fern is a versatile and powerful healer, a tonic that works to bring the body back into balance. Its leaves carry an astringent quality, which our ancestors valued for tightening and toning tissues, both internally and externally. A tea made from its leaves was a common remedy for an unsettled stomach or diarrhea, its astringent nature helping to calm and restore digestive harmony. It was also known as a blood purifier, a way to gently cleanse the body from the inside out. When someone came into contact with poison ivy, a wash made from Sweet Fern tea was the first thing we’d turn to for relief from the itch and irritation. It was also used on other skin conditions, offering its soothing properties. Drinking a cup of Sweet Fern tea is more than just enjoying a beverage; it’s a way of partaking in a story of resilience, a connection to the sun-warmed ridges and the deep knowledge of the land. Ingredients Wild-harvested Sweet Fern leaves (Comptonia peregrina) Tags Digestive Health Skin Support Astringent Poison Ivy Remedy Tonic Blood Purifier Wild-Harvested Traditional Medicine Natural Remedy Anishinaabe