Millwood Bulk Wellness Herbs Alkaline Collection – Alkaline Herbs & Loose Leaf Botanicals

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Herbs Inspired by the Alkaline-Lifestyle Approach

Welcome to the Millwood Naturals Alkaline Herbal Collection — a curated selection of premium organic, wildcrafted, and traditionally recognized herbs aligned with alkaline-lifestyle principles, melanin-centered wellness philosophy, and plant-based botanical traditions.

These herbs are offered as loose-leaf botanicals for teas, infusions, and apothecary use.

At Millwood Naturals & Organics, our Alkaline Collection features premium USDA Organic loose-leaf herbs and botanicals selected for their synergistic fit with an alkaline-focused wellness approach. These herbs are offered in their natural form, ideal for crafting your own herbal infusions, teas, or herbal blends.

Alkaline Herbs by Millwood Naturals and Organics. Dr. Sebi recommended alkaline herbs and supplements packaged

Why Choose Millwood’s Alkaline Herbal Collection?

Quality-driven sourcing: All herbs are USDA Organic and selected for their purity and loose-leaf presentation (no fillers).

Alkaline-oriented approach: The collection is designed to harmonize with an alkaline-focused wellness lifestyle, offering herbs that are naturally plant-based, minimally processed, and full-spectrum.

Transparency & education: We provide herb-specific information so you can make informed choices. Though these botanicals are often used by herbalists, individual results may vary and none of these herbs should be taken as a replacement for professional medical advice.

Why Alkaline Herbs

Inspired by herbal traditions that emphasize alkaline living and melanin-centered wellness philosophy.
Aligned with botanical approaches associated with Dr. Sebi’s herbal principles.
Herbs historically referenced in alkaline lifestyle teachings.
Melanin-centered herbal philosophy focusing on cellular harmony and plant-based nourishment.

Tips for Use

Use approximately 1 teaspoon of loose herb per 8 oz cup of water, steeped 5-10 minutes depending on desired strength.
Store herbs in a cool, dark, dry place in a sealed container to maintain freshness and potency.
Explore combining two or more herbs from the collection to craft a personalized herbal blend—just use your own judgment and diet/health context.
If pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a health condition, consult your healthcare professional before adding herbs to your routine.

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Featured Herbs & Botanicals

Below is a curated list of herbs from our collection, each selected for its supportive qualities and traditional use in wellness-oriented herbalism.

Burdock Root (Arctium lappa) – A classic herb in botanical traditions, often used for its gentle support of the internal cleansing systems.
Bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus) – A nutrient-rich seaweed, harvested for its natural trace minerals and versatility in herbal preparations.
Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale) – A popular botanical in wellness herbalism for its supportive role in general vitality and botanical nourishment.
Irish Moss / Sea Moss (Chondrus crispus) – A marine-derived leafy alga prized for its rich mineral profile and versatility as a loose-leaf infusion.
Sarsaparilla Root (Smilax officinalis) – A root botanical with long-standing use in herbal traditions, valued for its robust profile.
Elderberry (Sambucus nigra) – A flavorful botanical often used in herbal infusions and blends for seasonal and general use.
Red Raspberry Leaf (Rubus idaeus) – A leaf botanical often enjoyed in loose-leaf form for its gentle, nutritive qualities.
Stinging Nettle Leaf (Urtica dioica) – A time-honored herb often used for its mineral richness and as a botanical component in loose-leaf blends.
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) – A seed botanical traditionally included in herbal collections for its distinct profile and compatibility with herbal blends.
Cleavers (Galium aparine) – A botanical known in herbal circles for its connective-tissue supportive reputation and use in loose-leaf form.
Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) – A flower/leaves botanical with a gentle, herbaceous character often included in loose-leaf tea blends.
Black Walnut Hulls (Juglans nigra) – A hull botanical often used in concentrated forms or herbal preparations within botanical wellness frameworks.
Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) – A strong botanical used traditionally in bitters-style preparations and loose-leaf herbal blends.
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) – A flower botanical widely used in herbalism for its supportive qualities and versatility in loose-leaf form.
Valerian Root (Valeriana officinalis) – A root botanical commonly used historically as part of herbal infusions and sleep-supportive blends.
Damiana Leaves (Turnera diffusa) – A leaf botanical traditionally used for its herbal character and included here as a premium loose leaf.

Legal Disclaimer: We do not provide medical advice. The statements above reflect the traditional uses of herbs in wellness-oriented herbalism and have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. These herbal products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your licensed healthcare professional prior to using any herbs.

Health Goals for Wellness / Body-System

Digestive Balance
Herbs commonly used in wellness routines that focus on digestive comfort.

Respiratory Comfort
Botanicals often included in blends for breathing ease and seasonal support.
Calm & Rest
Herbs known in herbal traditions for relaxation and nighttime routines.
Mind & Focus
Botanicals historically used for clarity, grounding, and daily concentration.
Energy & Vitality
Herbs appreciated for their uplifting and invigorating herbal profiles.
Skin, Hair & Beauty
Botanicals traditionally associated with overall beauty and plant-based nourishment.
Mobility & Joint Comfort
Herbs commonly referenced in wellness traditions for ease and flexibility.
Women’s Wellness
Botanicals traditionally included in women-centered herbal routines.
Men’s Wellness
Herbs historically used in male-focused herbal practices.
Heart-Healthy Living
Botanicals often included in lifestyle blends centered on balance and daily wellness.
Superfoods & Greens
Nutrient-dense herbs and plants used to enrich herbal blends.

🌿 GENERAL USE & STORAGE

How to Use Dried Herbs

Leaf/Flower Teas: 1 teaspoon per 8 oz water
Steep 5–10 minutes
Root/Bark Decoctions: 1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz water
Simmer 15–20 minutes
Seaweeds (Kelp, Sea Moss):
Soak or simmer depending on use; follow package guidelines
Powders (Cocoa, Spirulina, Guarana):
Stir into warm water, smoothies, or blends as desired

Storage

Store in airtight containers
Keep in a cool, dry, dark place
Avoid heat, moisture, and direct sunlight
Best used within 1 year for optimal freshness

Key list of Alkaline Herbs and Botanicals for Melanin:

Burdock Root – blood and liver, diuretic,
Bladderwrack (seaweed)– vitamin and mineral supplement, diuretic
Dandelion – blood and liver, diuretic
Elderberry Sambucus Nigra– combats mucus buildup, colds
Sea Moss – Irish Moss (seaweed) – vitamin and mineral
Sarsaparilla– Iron rich

*Use at your own risk. We are not doctors and We DO NOT offer medical advice but below are some of the benefits of using herbs in natural healing. The statements and products shown on this website have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your physician prior to taking any herbs.

HERB CATALOG Alphabetical (A–Z)

Common Apothecary Herbs and Alkaline Herbs

Anise, Star

Latin Name: Illicium verum
Flavor Profile: Sweet licorice-like aroma; strong; warming; mildly spicy finish.
Description: A star-shaped spice valued for its fragrant character and use in botanical blends, teas, and culinary applications.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Seasonal Wellness, Respiratory Comfort

Black Walnut Hull

Latin Name: Juglans nigra
Flavor Profile: Strongly earthy; bitter; deep, robust intensity.
Description: The dried outer hull of the black walnut, commonly used in traditional herbal preparations and grounding botanical blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Bladderwrack

Latin Name: Fucus vesiculosus
Flavor Profile: Briny; mineral-rich; oceanic; medium intensity.
Description: A nutrient-dense sea botanical appreciated for its mineral profile and use in alkaline-focused blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Skin/Hair/Beauty, Superfoods & Greens

Burdock Root

Latin Name: Arctium lappa
Flavor Profile: Earthy; mildly sweet; woody; medium intensity.
Description: A sturdy root long used in herbalism for its grounding character and inclusion in decoctions and loose-leaf blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Energy & Vitality, Skin/Hair/Beauty

Cascara Sagrada

Latin Name: Frangula purshiana
Flavor Profile: Bitter; earthy; sharp; high intensity.
Description: A bark botanical traditionally used in small amounts in herbal formulas and apothecary blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Cayenne

Latin Name: Capsicum annuum
Flavor Profile: Hot; fiery; pungent; high intensity.
Description: A vibrant red chili powder known for its heat and use in warming spice blends and infusions.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality

Chamomile

Latin Name: Matricaria chamomilla
Flavor Profile: Floral; apple-like; sweet; gentle, mild intensity.
Description: A classic daisy-like blossom popular in calming herbal teas and aromatic blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest

Cinnamon Bark (Ceylon)

Latin Name: Cinnamomum verum
Flavor Profile: Sweet; warm; delicate spice; medium intensity.
Description: True Ceylon cinnamon known for its smooth flavor and use in teas, tonics, and culinary infusions.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality

Cloves

Latin Name: Syzygium aromaticum
Flavor Profile: Strong; warming; sweet-spicy; high intensity.
Description: Aromatic flower buds valued for their pungent warmth in teas, spice blends, and seasonal preparations.
Health Goals: Seasonal Wellness, Digestive Balance

Cocoa Powder

Latin Name: Theobroma cacao
Flavor Profile: Rich chocolate; deep; slightly bitter; smooth; medium intensity.
Description: Finely ground cacao beans used in beverages, blends, and wellness-oriented superfood mixes.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Mood & Focus

Damiana Leaf

Latin Name: Turnera diffusa
Flavor Profile: Mildly sweet; herbal; slightly earthy; medium intensity.
Description: A fragrant leaf known historically in uplifting and balancing botanical blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest, Energy & Vitality, Men’s Wellness, Mind & Focus

Dandelion Root

Latin Name: Taraxacum officinale
Flavor Profile: Earthy; nutty; mildly bitter; medium intensity.
Description: A traditional herbal root used in roasted blends, decoctions, and grounding botanical formulas.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Energy & Vitality

Elderberry

Latin Name: Sambucus nigra
Flavor Profile: Tart; fruity; slightly sweet; medium intensity.
Description: Dark purple berries widely used in seasonal teas, syrups, and wellness blends.
Health Goals: Respiratory Comfort, Seasonal Wellness

Fennel Seed

Latin Name: Foeniculum vulgare
Flavor Profile: Sweet; licorice-like; aromatic; medium intensity.
Description: A flavorful seed enjoyed in digestive teas and aromatic culinary blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Fenugreek

Latin Name: Trigonella foenum-graecum
Flavor Profile: Maple-like; nutty; slightly bitter; warming; medium intensity.
Description: A unique seed used in spice mixes, teas, and nutritional herbal formulas.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Women’s Wellness

Gingko Leaf

Latin Name: Ginkgo biloba
Flavor Profile: Mild; earthy; slightly bitter; soft intensity.
Description: Fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo tree, used in many traditional herbal blends.
Health Goals: Mind & Focus

Guarana

Latin Name: Paullinia cupana
Flavor Profile: Bitter; sharp; earthy; high intensity.
Description: A potent seed powder known for its role in energizing blends and natural vitality formulations.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality

Hibiscus

Latin Name: Hibiscus sabdariffa
Flavor Profile: Tart; cranberry-like; bright; medium-high intensity.
Description: Vibrant red petals used in refreshing teas and colorful herbal blends.
Health Goals: Heart-Healthy Living, Seasonal Wellness

Honey Granules

Latin Name: N/A (dehydrated honey)
Flavor Profile: Sweet; warm; light caramel notes; mild intensity.
Description: Crystallized dried honey used as a natural sweetener in teas and blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality

Horsetail (Shavegrass)

Latin Name: Equisetum arvense
Flavor Profile: Grassy; mineral-like; mild bitterness; medium intensity.
Description: A tall, reed-like plant valued in traditional botanical practices and tea blends.
Health Goals: Skin/Hair/Beauty

Kelp

Latin Name: Nereocystis luetkeana (or Laminaria sp., depending on supplier)
Flavor Profile: Salty; mineral-rich; oceanic; medium-high intensity.
Description: A nutrient-rich sea vegetable included in mineralizing blends and alkaline-focused formulations.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Heart-Healthy Living, Superfoods & Greens

Lavender

Latin Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Flavor Profile: Floral; sweet; aromatic; medium intensity.
Description: A fragrant purple blossom used in calming teas and aromatic botanical blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest

Licorice Root

Latin Name: Glycyrrhiza glabra
Flavor Profile: Sweet; smooth; woody; medium intensity.
Description: A naturally sweet root commonly added to teas and herbal formulas for its flavor balance.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Energy & Vitality

Marshmallow Root

Latin Name: Althaea officinalis
Flavor Profile: Mild; earthy; slightly sweet; soft intensity.
Description: A soft, starchy root valued in herbal traditions and soothing botanical blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Calm & Rest

Moringa Leaf

Latin Name: Moringa oleifera
Flavor Profile: Grassy; earthy; slightly bitter; medium intensity.
Description: A nutrient-dense green leaf used in herbal teas, powders, and wellness blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Superfoods & Greens

Mullein

Latin Name: Verbascum thapsus
Flavor Profile: Mild; slightly sweet; earthy; low intensity.
Description: A soft, fuzzy leaf included in traditional respiratory and seasonal herbal blends.
Health Goals: Respiratory Comfort, Seasonal Wellness

Nettle Leaf

Latin Name: Urtica dioica
Flavor Profile: Green; mineral-like; slightly bitter; medium intensity.
Description: A deeply nutritive leaf known for its use in teas and mineral-focused blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Mobility & Joint Comfort, Superfoods & Greens

Olive Leaf

Latin Name: Olea europaea
Flavor Profile: Bitter; herbaceous; sharp; medium intensity.
Description: Leaves from the olive tree, often used in wellness infusions and botanical blends.
Health Goals: Heart-Healthy Living

Orange Peel

Latin Name: Citrus sinensis
Flavor Profile: Citrusy; bright; sweet; medium intensity.
Description: Dried orange rind used for aromatic teas, blends, and culinary applications.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance, Seasonal Wellness

Red Clover

Latin Name: Trifolium pratense
Flavor Profile: Sweet; grassy; floral; mild intensity.
Description: A delicate pink blossom featured in women’s wellness and beauty-focused herbal blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest, Heart-Healthy Living, Skin/Hair/Beauty, Women’s Wellness

Red Raspberry Leaf

Latin Name: Rubus idaeus
Flavor Profile: Green; mildly tannic; earthy; medium intensity.
Description: A traditional leaf used in women’s herbal routines and smooth, balanced tea blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest, Women’s Wellness

Rhubarb Root

Latin Name: Rheum palmatum
Flavor Profile: Bitter; earthy; sharp; high intensity.
Description: A bold botanical root included in traditional herbal formulations.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Rosemary Leaf

Latin Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Flavor Profile: Piney; aromatic; warming; strong intensity.
Description: A fragrant culinary and herbal leaf used in teas, aromatics, and clarity-focused blends.
Health Goals: Mind & Focus, Energy & Vitality

Rosehips

Latin Name: Rosa canina
Flavor Profile: Tart; fruity; slightly sweet; medium intensity.
Description: Vitamin-rich red berry-like hips used in teas and bright herbal infusions.
Health Goals: Seasonal Wellness, Heart-Healthy Living

Sarsaparilla Root

Latin Name: Smilax officinalis
Flavor Profile: Rich; woody; earthy; medium-high intensity.
Description: A robust root included in traditional tonics and wellness botanical blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Mobility & Joint Comfort

Sea Moss

Latin Name: Chondrus crispus
Flavor Profile: Neutral; lightly oceanic; soft; low intensity.
Description: A mineral-rich sea botanical used in gels, teas, and alkaline-focused blends.
Health Goals: Energy & Vitality, Superfoods & Greens, Skin/Hair/Beauty

Senna Leaf

Latin Name: Senna alexandrina
Flavor Profile: Bitter; earthy; sharp; medium intensity.
Description: A leaf traditionally included in cleansing-style herbal blends.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Spirulina

Latin Name: Arthrospira platensis
Flavor Profile: Marine; earthy; grassy; medium-high intensity.
Description: A blue-green algae powder valued for its nutrient density in superfood blends.
Health Goals: Superfoods & Greens, Energy & Vitality

Thyme

Latin Name: Thymus vulgaris
Flavor Profile: Herbaceous; warming; sharp; medium intensity.
Description: A savory aromatic leaf used in culinary blends and herbal teas.
Health Goals: Respiratory Comfort, Seasonal Wellness

Valerian Root

Latin Name: Valeriana officinalis
Flavor Profile: Earthy; musky; pungent; strong intensity.
Description: A classic nighttime botanical used in calming herbal blends.
Health Goals: Calm & Rest

Wormwood

Latin Name: Artemisia absinthium
Flavor Profile: Very bitter; herbaceous; strong intensity.
Description: A bold aromatic herb used in traditional bitters and tonics.
Health Goals: Digestive Balance

Yarrow

Latin Name: Achillea millefolium
Flavor Profile: Bitter; herbal; mildly floral; medium intensity.
Description: A feathery white botanical included in seasonal and respiratory herbal blends.
Health Goals: Respiratory Comfort, Seasonal Wellness, Heart-Healthy Living