Gravel Root Powder

What the brand says

Gravel root, indigenous to North America, thrives in wet, wooded areas from southern Canada to Florida. Native American traditions have long utilized this plant. A leaf tucked in the cheek was believed to make words spoken to the opposite sex well-received. Known also as Joe Pye weed or Sweet Joe Pye weed, legend attributes its use to Joe Pye, a Native American who employed it to combat typhoid. Its 'sweet' moniker remains a mystery. Many Americans consider it a good luck charm, with gamblers carrying parts for fortune. It's also a key ingredient in mojo bags. Gravel root belongs to the Asteraceae plant family.