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Arrow-Poison
Strophanthus sarmentosus DC.
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A group of plants whose seeds contain powerful cardiac glycosides (like ouabain and cymarin). Historically used as arrow poisons, they have a drastic effect on heart function and are extremely toxic.
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Yarrow Aerial 320mg
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POISONOUS (X). Extremely toxic cardiac stimulant. Use can be fatal. Side effects include arrhythmia, headache, and visual disturbances.
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Yarrow Aerial 320mg
Ancient wisdom, timeless support: Yarrow is a perennial in the sunflower family, traditionally used to help promote overall well-being and provide herbal support.* Crafted with 320 mg of yarrow aerial for powerful herbal support* Its latin name, Achillea millefolium, is derived from the Greek hero Achilles who legend has it used the herb to support soldiers in battle* Considered one of the world’s oldest herbal remedies 1 VegCap per serving
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