Monterey Club Vervain Herb, Powder 454G 1lbs

Vervain, also known as "Herb of Grace” and “Herb of the Cross.,” is a flowering perennial native to the Mediterranean and cultivated throughout the world as an aromatic and ornamental plant. The powdered leaf and flower, long used in traditional medicine in various cultures, is typically prepared as tea, although it may also be tinctured. Vervain powder is also an ingredient in various skin care preparations.

 

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origin	Bulgaria
active compounds	Iridoid glycosides (verbenalin, verbenosides A and B), flavonoids (luteolin, kaempferol), triterpenoids, citral.
plant part used	aerial parts
processing	powdered

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buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tips	Store in a tightly-sealed container away from direct sunlight and humidity.
appearance & aroma	Fine green powder without remarkable aroma.
flavor profile	Vervain powder has a bitter taste. Combine with other herbs to enhance flavor.

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cosmetic	Add vervain powder to soaps for color and texture. Mix with clay in facial masks. Infuse the powder in oil for use in making ointments, salves, lotions and creams.
culinary	Infuse in hot water for “instant” tea. Add the powder to smoothies, soups, stews, eggs, rice and pasta dishes. The powder may also be tinctured.
household	Vervain is used to produce a greenish-yellow dye for wool and other textiles.
wellness	Encapsulate as a dietary supplement.
safety	Vervain is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the US Food and Drug Administration. However, studies using animal models indicate that this herb may   in newborns and decrease bone ossification (hardening), so it should bot be used during pregnancy or while nursing.

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Vervain, also known as "Herb of Grace” and “Herb of the Cross.,” is a flowering perennial native to the Mediterranean and cultivated throughout the world as an aromatic and ornamental plant. The powdered leaf and flower, long used in traditional medicine in various cultures, is typically prepared as tea, although it may also be tinctured. Vervain powder is also an ingredient in various skin care preparations.

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a.
quick look

information at a glance

origin	Bulgaria
active compounds	Iridoid glycosides (verbenalin, verbenosides A and B), flavonoids (luteolin, kaempferol), triterpenoids, citral.
plant part used	aerial parts
processing	powdered

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tips	Store in a tightly-sealed container away from direct sunlight and humidity.
appearance & aroma	Fine green powder without remarkable aroma.
flavor profile	Vervain powder has a bitter taste. Combine with other herbs to enhance flavor.

c.
uses

try something new

cosmetic	Add vervain powder to soaps for color and texture. Mix with clay in facial masks. Infuse the powder in oil for use in making ointments, salves, lotions and creams.
culinary	Infuse in hot water for “instant” tea. Add the powder to smoothies, soups, stews, eggs, rice and pasta dishes. The powder may also be tinctured.
household	Vervain is used to produce a greenish-yellow dye for wool and other textiles.
wellness	Encapsulate as a dietary supplement.
safety	Vervain is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the US Food and Drug Administration. However, studies using animal models indicate that this herb may stunt  gain in newborns and decrease bone ossification (hardening), so it should bot be used during pregnancy or while nursing.