Arctostaphylos uva ursi, a low trailing evergreen shrub whose fruit is a bright red berry. Other names for it include Bearberry, Bearís Grape, Crow Berry, Fox Berry, Kinnikinnick, Upland Cranberry and Hog Cranberry.

Uva ursi is also referred to as bearberry, kinnickinick, whortleberry, bear's grape, mountain cranberry and mealberry. The leaves of this small shrub have been used as an herbal folk medicine for centuries as a mild diuretic and astringent, and in the treatment of urinary tract infections such as cystitis, urethritis and nephritis.

Helps to strengthen and tone the urinary passages, bladder and kidney function. It supports all aspects of kidney function, a major eliminatory channel in the body. It is useful in inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract, and cystitis.

leaves which have been traditionally used by homeopaths to aid in treatment of infections and gastrointestinal disorders. Valerian root: this plant root soothes the nervous system without a narcotic effect and is a relaxation aid.