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Bulk Products Country of Origin Listing FALL, 2010 1-800-669-3275 • 3021 78th Street, Norway, Iowa 52318 • www.frontiercoop.com Symbols and Abbreviations (see full catalog for listed page information) C Contains Caffeine S Contains Sulfites Best Seller - See page 278 C/S Cut and Sifted W.C. Wild Crafted ◊ See Safety Information on page 282 HU Heat Units * Not Kosher Certified i Ingredients listed on page 284 Bulk Merchandising & Displays on pages 86-88. ➤ BULK PRODUCTS A–Z ➤ BULK PRODUCTS A–Z Frontier Natural Products Co-op Bulk Frontier Natural Products Co-op Bulk Item # Product Name Botanical Name Origin Frontier offers a wide selection of the world's highest quality all-natural and organic herbs, spices, and seasonings. Most of our products are kosher certified. 507 ◊ Barberry Root Bark, W.C., C/S Berberis vulgaris India 705 Barley Grass Powder CERTIFIED ORGANIC Hordeum vulgare USA Item # Product Name Botanical Name Origin 104 Basil Leaf, Sweet-Domestic, C/S Ocimum basilicum USA H 2678 i◊ Acerola Berry Extract Powder (4 to 1)* Malpighi glabra L. South America 355 Basil Leaf, Sweet-Domestic, C/S CERTIFIED ORGANIC Ocimum basilicum USA 2679 i◊ Acidophilus Powder (5 billion/gram) 1/2 lb.* USA 286 Basil Leaf, Sweet-Domestic, Powder Ocimum basilicum USA H 2200 ◊ Agar Agar Powder (Coast of Morocco) Various red algae Morocco 105 Basil Leaf, Sweet-Imported, C/S Ocimum basilicum Egypt 500 Agrimony Herb C/S Agrimonia eupatoria Eastern Europe Basil Leaf, Sweet-Imported, C/S 2931 CERTIFIED ORGANIC Ocimum basilicum Egypt 696 Alfalfa Leaf C/S CERTIFIED ORGANIC H Medicago sativa USA 773 Alfalfa Leaf Powder CERTIFIED ORGANIC H Medicago sativa USA 279 Bay Leaf C/S Laurus nobilis Turkey CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 107 Bay Leaf Powder Laurus nobilis Turkey 2500 Alfalfa Seed Whole Medicago sativa USA/Canada CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 365 i All-Purpose Seasoning H 357 Bay Leaf Whole Laurus nobilis Turkey 233 i All-Seasons Salt 108 Bay Leaf Whole, Select Grade Laurus nobilis Turkey 2721 Allspice Powder CERTIFIED ORGANIC H Pimenta dioica Guatemala 501 Bayberry Root Bark C/S Morella cerifera USA 540 Bayberry Root Bark Powder Myrica cerifera USA 100 Allspice Powder, Select Grade Pimenta dioica Jamaica H 2677 Allspice Whole CERTIFIED ORGANIC Pimenta dioica Guatemala 2310 Bee Pollen Granules, Domestic USA 101 Allspice Whole, Select Grade Pimenta dioica Jamaica 2670 Beeswax Beads* USA 226 Allspice, Large Berries, Whole Pimenta dioica Mexico 2197 Beeswax Blocks (approx. 1 lb. pieces)* USA CERTIFIED ORGANIC 2912 iC Almond Blossom Flavored Oolong Tea CERTIFIED ORGANIC* 2525 Beet Powder Beta vulgaris Mexico 503 ◊ Aloes, Cape, Powder Aloe ferox South Africa 2108 Bell Peppers, Green, 3/8" Diced Capsicum annuum USA 2397 Alum Granules, Crystal Pure™ USA 2000 Bell Peppers, Red & Green, 3/8" Diced Capsicum annuum USA CERTIFIED ORGANIC 504 ◊ Angelica Root C/S Angelica archangelica Netherlands 993 Bell Peppers, Red & Green, 3/8" Diced Capsicum annuum Turkey 381 ◊ Angelica Root C/S CERTIFIED ORGANIC Angelica archangelica Eastern Europe 2109 Bell Peppers, Red, 3/8" Diced Capsicum annuum South America/USA i Anise, Star - see Star Anise 2198 Benzoin Gum Powder Styrax benzoin Indonesia i CERTIFIED ORGANIC 102 Anise Seed Powder Pimpinella anisum Spain 5663 Berbere Seasoning Blend, 103 Anise Seed Whole Pimpinella anisum Spain 2639 Bilberry Berry Whole* Vaccinium myrtillus Europe 2615 Anise Seed Whole CERTIFIED ORGANIC Pimpinella anisum Turkey 528 Bilberry Leaf C/S Vaccinium myrtillus Europe 217 Annatto Seed Whole Bixa orellana South America/Africa 510 Birch Bark C/S Betula alba Europe i CERTIFIED ORGANIC 2446 i Apple Fiber Powder Malus pumila USA 2736 Black Bean Flakes USA/Europe ◊ CERTIFIED ORGANIC 701 i Apple Pie & Dessert Spice H 2695 Black Cohosh Root C/S Cimicifuga racemosa USA ◊ 505 ◊ Arnica Flowers Whole Arnica chamissonis Poland 511 Black Cohosh Root, W.C., C/S Cimicifuga racemosa USA/Europe ◊ 2301 Arrowroot Powder, Pure* H Maranta arundinacea St. Vincent Island 957 Black Cohosh Root, W.C., Powder Cimicifuga racemosa USA/Europe ◊ 222 i Asafoetida Powder* Pakistan 746 Black Walnut Hulls Powder Juglans nigra USA ◊ 1329 ◊ Ashwagandha Root Powder Withania somnifera India 758 Bladderwrack C/S* Fucus vesiculosus France 514 ◊ Blessed Thistle Herb C/S CERTIFIED ORGANIC Cnicus benedictus USA/Europe C Assam Tea (Flowering Orange Pekoe) 2821 H Camellia sinensis India ◊ CERTIFIED ORGANIC, FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ 515 Bloodroot Root, W.C., C/S Sanguinaria canadensis USA ◊ 1000 C Assam Tea (Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe) Camellia sinensis India 516 Blue Cohosh Root, W.C., C/S Caulophyllum thalictroidesUSA iC CERTIFIED ORGANIC 2727 Astragalus Root Powder CERTIFIED ORGANIC Astragalus membranaceus Canada 2987 Blueberry Green Kukicha Tea ◊ 889 S Astragalus Root Slices Astragalus membranaceus China 991 Boldo Leaf C/S Peumus boldus South America 50889 S Astragalus Root Slices 1/2 lb. Astragalus membranaceus China 519 Boneset Herb C/S Eupatorium perfoliatum USA/Europe 2776 i Bac'Uns® CERTIFIED ORGANIC H USA 2683 Brewer's Yeast Powder* Canada 2131 i Bac'Uns® H USA 2696 Broccoli Seed Whole CERTIFIED ORGANIC Brassica oleracea var. italicaUSA/Canada i H 2333 i Baking Powder* Europe 2009 Broth Powder, Beef Flavored i H 2312 i Baking Powder (Rumford) 10 oz.* USA 2010 Broth Powder, Chicken Flavored i CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 2313 i Baking Powder Bulk (aluminum free) 5 lb. bag USA 2869 Broth Powder, Chicken Flavored* H i H 2302 Baking Soda Powder USA 2006 Broth Powder, Vegetable Flavored* H i 1076 C Bancha Leaf Tea CERTIFIED ORGANIC Camellia sinensis China 2126 Broth Powder, Vegetable Flavored (Low Sodium)* i CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 218 i Bar-B-Quick Barbecue Seasoning 2780 Broth Powder, Vegetable Flavored (Low Sodium)* 2 3 Symbols and Abbreviations (see full catalog for listed page information) C Contains Caffeine S Contains Sulfites Best Seller - See page 278 C/S Cut and Sifted W.C. Wild Crafted ◊ See Safety Information on page 282 HU Heat Units * Not Kosher Certified i Ingredients listed on page 284 Bulk Merchandising & Displays on pages 86-88. ➤ BULK PRODUCTS A–Z ➤ BULK PRODUCTS A–Z Frontier Natural Products Co-op Bulk Frontier Natural Products Co-op Bulk Item # Product Name Botanical Name Origin Item # Product Name Botanical Name Origin ◊ CERTIFIED ORGANIC 522 Buckthorn Bark, Aged, C/S Rhamnus frangula Europe 2824 i Celery Salt 523 Burdock Root C/S Arctium lappa USA/Europe 2719 Celery Seed Ground CERTIFIED ORGANIC Apium graveolens Egypt H 810 Burdock Root C/S CERTIFIED ORGANIC Arctium lappa USA/Europe 118 Celery Seed Powder Apium graveolens India 962 Burdock Root Powder CERTIFIED ORGANIC Arctium lappa USA/Europe 119 Celery Seed Whole H Apium graveolens India i CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 2396 Butter Powder USA 2700 Celery Seed Whole Apium graveolens Egypt 2133 Buttermilk Powder USA 116 Celery Stalk & Leaf Flakes Apium graveolens USA 2116 Cabbage, Green Diced 3/8" Brassica oleracea USA 1054 Ceylon (Broken Orange Pekoe) CO2 Decaf. Camellia sinensis Sri Lanka CERTIFIED ORGANIC, FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ 2962 Cacao Nibs, * Peru C Ceylon (Orange Pekoe) High Grown 1067 CERTIFIED ORGANIC FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ H Camellia sinensis Sri Lanka 351 i Cajun Blackened Fish & Meat Seasoning , iC CERTIFIED ORGANIC FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ 280 i Cajun Seasoning H 2871 Chai, Green Tea , iC 2833 i Cajun Seasoning CERTIFIED ORGANIC 1073 Chai Tea* iC CERTIFIED ORGANIC FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ H 524 ◊ Calamus Root C/S Acorus calamus Europe 2872 Chai Tea , ◊ Chamomile Flowers, German Whole 2680 Calcium Citrate Powder* USA 2945 Matricaria recutita Egypt CERTIFIED ORGANIC, FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ 525 Calendula Petals Calendula officinalis Egypt Chamomile Flowers, German Whole CERTIFIED ORGANIC 531 Matricaria recutita Egypt 800 Calendula Petals Calendula officinalis Egypt (double cleaned) ◊ 2708 Camphor Granules* 1/2 lb. Cinnamomum camphora China 398 Chamomile Flowers, German Whole CERTIFIED ORGANIC H Matricaria recutita Germany/Egypt 110 Caraway Seed Powder Carum carvi Europe/Canada 737 ◊ Chamomile Flowers, Roman, Whole Chamaemelum nobile Europe H 109 Caraway Seed Whole Carum carvi Canada 532 ◊ Chaparral Leaf C/S Larrea tridentata USA/Mexico CERTIFIED ORGANIC H 2614 Caraway Seed Whole Carum carvi Canada 2906 ◊ Chaste Tree Berries CERTIFIED ORGANIC Vitex agnus-castus Europe 345 Caraway Seed, Black Nigella sativa Turkey 799 ◊ Chaste Tree Berries Whole Vitex agnus-castus Europe Cardamom Pods, Green, Whole ◊ CERTIFIED ORGANIC 2617 H Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala 2907 Chaste Tree Berry Powder Vitex agnus-castus Europe CERTIFIED ORGANIC 296 i Cheese & Italian Herb Seasoning* Cardamom Pods, Green, Whole, 111 Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala i Extra Fancy Grade 2391 Cheese, Mild Cheddar, Powder* USA i CERTIFIED ORGANIC 112 Cardamom Seed, Decorticated (no pods), Powder Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala 2850 Cheese, White Cheddar * USA i Cardamom Seed, Decorticated (no pods), Powder CERTIFIED 2399 Cheese, White Cheddar, Powder* USA 2651 H Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala ORGANIC 120 Chervil Leaf C/S Anthriscus cerefolium Netherlands Cardamom Seed, Decorticated (no pods), 534 Chestnut Leaf C/S Castanea sativa Albania 2625 CERTIFIED ORGANIC Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala Whole 121 Chia Seed Whole H Salvia hispanica Mexico Cardamom Seed, Decorticated (no pods), C 113 Elettaria cardamomum Guatemala 1064 China Black Tea (Orange Pekoe) Camellia sinensis China Whole, Extra Fancy Grade 2830 C China Black Tea (Orange Pekoe) CERTIFIED ORGANIC Camellia sinensis China 2593 Carob Powder, Light Roast* CERTIFIED ORGANIC Ceratonia siliqua Europe 535 Chickweed Herb C/S Stellaria
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    Medicinal Herbs Quick Reference Guide * Revision 2 Julieta Criollo DNM, CHT Doctor of Natural Medicine Clinical Herbal Therapist Wellness Trading Post [email protected] www.wellnesstradingpost.com 604-760-6425 Copyright © 2004–2011 Julieta Criollo All rights reserved. Note to the reader This booklet is intended for educational purposes only. The information contained in it has been compiled from published books and material on plant medicine. Although the information has been reviewed for correctness, the publisher/author does not assume any legal responsibility and/or liability for any errors or omissions. Furthermore, herbal/plant medicine standards (plant identification, medicinal properties, preparations, dosage, safety precautions and contraindications, pharmacology, and therapeutic usage) are continuously evolving and changing as new research and clinical studies are being published and expanding our knowledge. Hence, readers are encouraged and advised to check the most current information available on plant medicine standards and safety. T his information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of a medical doctor or qualified health practitioner prior to starting any new treatment, or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. The publisher/author does not assume any legal responsibility and/or liability for the use of the information contained in this booklet. * Revision 1 updates: addition of color bars to the Herb Groups and the various Herb