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Since 1985, Teeter Creek Herbs has stood out in the field of herbal health products by providing herbal extracts that are of a consistent high quality, not by enhancing or extracting herbal ingredients, but by great attention to the details of growing, harvesting and processing the highest quality herbs at the peak of their potency. Most herbal manufacturers must import the majority of their herbs, with little knowledge of the care with which they were grown and harvested, or even if they were harvested at the right time. Many herbs available on the bulk market have been overdried, grown with pesticides or herbicides and/or sat too long in storage.
The great majority of our herbs are organically grown or wildcrafted right in the environs of our farm, situated in a wild valley in the Ozark Mountains in a pollution-free environment. The Ozark Mountains are one of the most botanically rich regions of the world. Many of the most popular herbs grow here naturally: Ginseng, Echinacea, Golden Seal, Black Cohosh and St. John�s Wort, to name just a few. Many others can be organically grown here in areas close to their natural environments, due to the remarkably varied environments to be found in the Ozarks. A handful of our extracts are produced from herbs that cannot easily be grown here; but great care is taken to find reliable sources for these herbs.
Herbalist Bob Liebert has studied the use of herbs for health for over 20 years. He grew up roaming the woods of the Ozark area. After living for a time in the desert southwest and learning the uses of plants from Native and Spanish American neighbors, he moved back to the Ozarks with his family. He became re-acquainted with and amazed by the diversity of plants to be found here and began experimenting with herbs for food and medicine. His studies have covered everything from local Ozark plant lore, Native American uses and the legacy of the Eclectic physicians, to Chinese herbalism and the latest in modern research. Bob is a professional member of the American Herbalist Guild.
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