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1oz (28g)

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Flax seed has become popular in the mainstream market. It can be found in a number of forms, including oils, oil capsules, whole seeds, ground seeds, and as an ingredient in breads, cereals, muffins, and breakfast bars. Since 80% of Americans may be deficient in the omega-3 essential fatty acids that flax provides, flax is one of the most important and most widely accepted of the herbal health foods. Flaxseed is a basic anti-inflammatory used to relieve pain and tissue damage caused by rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, lupus, osteoporosis, irritable colon, diverticulitis, gastritis, enteritis, breast cancer, chronic constipation, and colon damage caused by laxative abuse. It also lowers cholesterol levels and may protect against atherosclerosis. Flaxseed can also be used as a poultice to draw blood to the surface to remove deep-seated inflammation, or as a moist warm compress to relieve pain or inflammation. The essential oils in flaxseed help promote brain health in newborns and unborn children. NOTE: The fibers in flax can interfere with the absorption of prescription medications, nutritional supplements, or the nutrients in other foods. Flax seed should not be used for extended periods of time and it is considered a bulk forming laxative and adequate water must be taken with it. In magick, Buckthorn bark has been used in rituals to Hulda, the Teutonic Goddess who first taught mortals to cultivate flax., and to spin it into a line thread and cloth. They are generally used in money spells, to attract wealth and to ward off poverty. It can also be used in rituals of protection (especially protection of children) and healing. Flax is ruled by Mercury and Fire Keywords: Money, protection, beauty, psychic powers, healing