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Rhassoul
A red Moroccan clay used in skin care. Also known as Ghassoul. Available at health food stores.
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Quinoa
A grain like edible seed with a somewhat nutty taste, used in cooking. Available at grocery stores. South American seed used as a grain. It can be bought as flour or in the form of a kernel.
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Qigong
A variety of traditional Chinese practices and movements that can help manage arthritis, back pain, and stress. Ancient Chinese system of healing; a form of ENERGY MEDICINE. Qigong, pronounced “chee gung,” uses breathing, meditation, visualization, and repetitive physical exercises to cleanse and strengthen the body. Qigong literally means “working with energy.” It is an element…
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Powdered yeast
Powder made from microorganisms used in baking bread and the alcohol fermentation process. Available at grocery stores.
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Powdered charcoal
A black, powdery substance made from burnt plants or vegetables that is used medicinally for detoxification and digestive problems. It is usually mixed with water and consumed. Available at health food stores.
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Potato wrap
Warm, boiled potatoes wrapped in fabric that can be applied to sore muscles and joints to ease pain.
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Pot marigold
A medicinal flower that can be used to treat menstrual pain, acne, and other ailments. Available at health food stores.
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Pearl-luster pigment
A pigment used to add subtle color and shine. Available at art supply stores.
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Peach pit oil
An oil extracted from the pit of a peach. Used in cosmetics and skin care. Available at health food stores.
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Patchouli oil
An oil from a bushy herb, which is used in fragrances. Available at health food stores.
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