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Iris root incense

Smells warm and balsamic
The root of the iris is often called violet root because of its similar scent. Its fine, luminous smoke is a balm for the soul, releases blockages, enhances intuition and love, and cleanses the aura.
In Greek mythology, the goddess Iris accompanies the dying along the rainbow to the land of eternal peace. Therefore, in ancient times, the scent of iris incense was used to ease the dying's journey.

Our Femininity incense blend contains orris root. It's also a classic ingredient in love spells, for example, with rose petals, frankincense, benzoin, styrax, or damiana.

Crush in a mortar before smoking.

Herbal drugstore incense consists of high-quality substances , most of the herbs are checked according to the strict criteria of the Austrian or European Pharmacopoeia for their purity (impurities and residues) and, above all, for their specified minimum proportion of active ingredients .

You can find more information about smoking on our website www.kräuterdrogerie.at

New knowledge about the forgotten art of breathing.

In this book, James Nestor takes an exciting and adventurous journey to the lost art of breathing. He meets renowned experts from all over the world, reports on the latest scientific studies, but also finds what he is looking for in completely different places: with an anarchist opera singer, an Indian mystic, an irritable swimming coach and a stern-looking Ukrainian cardiologist...

Anyone who reads this book will never breathe the way they did before - and lead a much better and healthier life!

We herbal druggists like to encourage our customers to pay attention to their breathing, especially if they have problems with the nervous system, digestion, eating habits and cycle/change. We recommend taking a few calm breaths before every meal, as well as in tense, anxious situations. And in the evening before you go to sleep - best combined with a soothing stomach massage with our Vata care oil. It is all the more pleasing that the topic of breathing is now receiving more attention and more research and writing is being done about it.

More book recommendations.

Breathe
How the simplest thing in the world changes our lives

Every person born takes a breath in the first minute. From then on, the lungs normally function on their own. But chronic lung diseases, asthma, and sleep apnea have become widespread, and even those who aren't sick gasp, wheeze, snort, and puff. Author Jessica Braun, who is easily thrown off her breathing rhythm herself, sets out to relearn how to breathe. She accompanies a woman in labor as she pantes, visits a sleep lab, undergoes a breathing diagnosis, meditates with an Indian guru, dives with free divers, and watches a dominatrix squeeze the air out of her client. Her research leads her to researchers and actors, biathletes and yoga teachers. She shows how breathing connects body and soul. And that everyone can learn the art of breathing and change their life.

Note: According to the Novel Food Regulation, Jiao gu Lan is not approved as a food in the EU.