Mato Wahutkan (Osha Root) has been used for centuries by indigenous people to strengthen respiratory system, protect against illness and recover from active infections. Also know as Bear Root (Mato Wahutkan), this plant may promote respiratory health by helping to cleanse the lungs and and increase...

Wahpe Wastemna (Wild bergamot, or bee balm) is traditionally used to help calm digestive issues and as a general detoxifier that may help clear both the mind and body. The name means "sweet scented leaf," and because of its pleasant aroma, was sometimes carried or...

Oniya Wasté means to breathe well. We made this salve using organic oils infused with Mato Wahutkan (Bear Root/Osha Root) along with pure essential oils of cedar berry, and rosemary to help relieve congestion in the airways.  Bear Root has long been used as a...

Wahpe Hinsma translates to "furry leaf" which is the name for Mullein—a large, stalky plant that grows scattered along the Great Plains. It's traditionally used for a variety of ailments—mainly for relieving symptoms of colds, flus, and other respiratory infections. It's a natural expectorant...

Hoka Pejuta means Singer's Medicine. This specially formulated herbal throat spray was created to ease strain and soothe sore throats especially for singers, public speakers, or those who use their voice often. We first created it for one of Native Botanicals founders, Shilo, who is a Hoka...

  Icahpe Hu (Echinacea, purple coneflower) has been one of the most widely used medicinal plants of the Plains Indians in North America. It has many common names and has been used for a variety of ailments, including coughs, colds, inflammation, infections, snakebite, sore...

Two popular products made with a very special pejuta (Lakota medicine) called Bear Root (Osha.) Bear Root has long been used by indigenous tribes to promote respiratory health and release inflammation. It has strong antiviral properties that may help protect from illness and also recover from...