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| View: All Products (25) | Liquid Blends (1) | Liquid Extracts (5) | Pills (3) | Powders (6) | Teas (8) | Creams, Salves and Gels (2) | | | | Extra Strength Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) 10:1 Extract Powder
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4 oz
$ 43.02 US
| |  | Effectively treats exhaustion, insomnia, rheumatic conditions, anxiety,
burns, eczema and much more |
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| Extra Strength Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) 10:1 Extract Powder
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1 oz
$ 16.41 US
| | | Effectively treats exhaustion, insomnia, rheumatic conditions, anxiety,
burns, eczema and much more |
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| Wild Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) Powder
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4 oz
$ 13.48 US
| | Oats have been eaten since prehistoric times. The genus name, Avena, is
derived from Latin and means "nourishing." Sativa means
"cultivated." Oat Straw is often planted to prevent soil
erosion, and is widely distributed as a ce...
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| Wild Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) Powder
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1 oz
$ 8.38 US
| | Oats have been eaten since prehistoric times. The genus name, Avena, is
derived from Latin and means "nourishing." Sativa means
"cultivated." Oat Straw is often planted to prevent soil
erosion, and is widely distributed as a ce...
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| Wild Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) (Certified Organic) Powder
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4 oz
$ 13.20 US
| | Oats have been eaten since prehistoric times. The genus name, Avena, is
derived from Latin and means "nourishing." Sativa means
"cultivated." Oat Straw is often planted to prevent soil
erosion, and is widely distributed as a...
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| Wild Oat Straw (Avena Sativa) (Certified Organic) Powder
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1 oz
$ 8.30 US
| | Oats have been eaten since prehistoric times. The genus name, Avena, is
derived from Latin and means "nourishing." Sativa means
"cultivated." Oat Straw is often planted to prevent soil
erosion, and is widely distributed as a...
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