Hoppopotamus look-alike character 4" vinyl jointed figure..Photo...$2.50 (Item 29A-976)

Wuzzles Books

Wuzzles, Butterbear Plants a Surprise by Mel Gilden and Jymn Magon 1984, hard bound..Photo...$3.50 (Item 37A-180)

Wuzzles, Win One For Bumblelion, Hasbro 1984, 28 pages hard bound..Photo...$3.50 (Item 36A-400)

Wuzzles, Win One for Bumblelion..28 page hardbound by Hasbro-Bradley 1984..Photo...$3.50 (Item 27A-411)

Wuzzles Hoppopotamus Plays Detective book, Hasbro-Bradley Collector Series #5 1984, hard bound..Photo...$3.50 (Item 18A-889)

Disney's Wuzzles 24 page read-along book, Butterbear's Surprise Guest, no accompanying tape, 24 page book only from 1985, in good condition with very light wear and discoloring from aging..Photo...$2.50 (Item 48A-093)

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• A.Cloves oil =Vitamin C,Magnesium,Manganese,Calcium
• B.Lobella =vitamin C
• C.Primrose oil =Magnesium,Potassium
• D.Myrrh =powerful antiseptic
• E.Horsetail = Silicon,Calcium
• F.White Oak Bark =Manganese,Calcium,Zinc
• G.Camomile = Calcium,Potassium

• A.Ginger =stimulates the production of saliva
• B.Camomile = Calcium,Potassium
• C.Thyme = contains thymol
• D.Fenugreek = B1,B2,B3
• E.Black Cohosh-Pains in Back of the head

• A.BayBerry=vitamin C
• B.Cayenne = Magnesium,Calcium,Iron
• C.Barberry =vitamin C
• D.HoreHound
• E.Licorice = isoflavones
• F.Golden Seal = alkaloids

Simple infusion of horehound (horehound tea) is generally sufficient in itself. The tea may be made by pouring boiling water on the fresh or dried leaves, 1 OZ. of the herb to the pint. A wineglassful may be taken three or four times a day.Horehound is sometimes combined with hyssop, rue, liquorice root and marshmallow root, 1/2 oz. of each boiled in 2 pints of water, to 1 1/2 pint, strained and given in 1/2 teacupful doses, every two to three hours.

The flower petals of the calendula plant ( Calendula officinalis )speeds healing of wounds (possibly because it increase blood flow to the affected area), and the dried petals of the calendula plant are used in tinctures, ointments,and washes for the healing of burns, bruises, and cuts, as well as the minor infections they cause.

St. John's Wort in combination with Calendula extract (Calendula officinalis) for application on bruises. Comfrey is known for its healing qualities.Known to reduce swelling and bruising when applied to injuries,as well used for comforting/preventing diaper rash.

A mixture of Goldenseal and Witch Hazel as a wash applied topically to boils to fight infection. Goldenseal can also be applied topically to a boil for its antiseptic properties.

Plantain oil helps relieve skin and scalp irritation, reduce inflammation. Plantain is traditionally used to nourish and treat sensitive, irritated skin and scalp, help restore injured or tired skin, as restorative and anti-aging skin treatment.

Rosemary oil relieves the pain of aching muscles and joints. It is a warming and stimulating circulatory tonic. Use rosemary infused oil, or dilute rosemary essential oil with a carrier oil for external use.
Fresh rosemary brewed as a tea can lift a headache and energize your spirits.

Pepper Power: Applied topically, Cayenne works partly as a counter irritant, but it also blocks a body chemical integral to the transmission of pain impulses.
Salicylates (like those in aspirin) add to its pain-preventing power.
Creams and ointments containing capsaicin, one of cayenne's active ingredients, are widely available, and work well on tough arthritis joint pain, but can be very irritating to the skin.
Cayenne infused oil is a better choice for muscle and sciatic pain, and can be applied more frequently over a wider area of the body with much less of the burning sensation of capsaicin extracts.

Eucalyptus oil reduces pain in sore muscles, sprains, and sports injuries.This oil is very cooling to the body, and eases the breath.

Oil of Fennel relieves muscular or rheumatic pains.Fennel is also good for abdominal pains and cramping.

Natures Aspirin: Salicylic acid (from the Latin word for the White Willow tree, Salix, from whose bark it can be obtained)6 is the compound used to make aspirin. Salicylate deters the body's production of certain prostaglandins that are linked to inflammation, pain, and fever among other things.
The body converts the salicin in white willow into salicylic acid,.. for all practical purposes willow and aspirin are the same.

• A.Tinctures=Alcoholic extract of a non-volatile substance
• B.Salves=Dried or Fresh Herb parts mixed with Olive Oil BeesWax
• C.Teas=Dried or Fresh Herbs Added to Hot water for warm or cold Drink Beverage
• D.Poultice=Commonly known as a Compress,Herbs mixed into a paste warmed then placed on effected area
• E.Herbal extract= liquid solution of herbs and alcohol.Dried or fresh herbs are mixed with alcohol,strained leaving only the oils of the herbs mixed with the alcohol.
• F.Decoction=Tea made with roots and Bark
• F.Infusion=Tea made with blossoms and leaves

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