The All Natural Corner

03/13/2026

Screaming Happy Birthday to our beautiful Nyrae Vaughan! Intelligent, Kind, Humble and HER! We hope you have a day as amazing as you are, full of all the blessings you deserve.

03/10/2026

🌿 Herbal Healing Teas Now Available! 🌿

Nourish your body the natural way with our powerful herbal blends now available at The All Natural Corner. Each tea is crafted to support wellness from the inside out.

💚 HeartGaurd – Herbal support for heart health and circulation
🫖 PressureEase – A soothing blend formulated to help support healthy blood pressure
🛡 Cancer Defender – Antioxidant-rich herbs designed to help strengthen the body’s natural defenses
🌱 Sop Me Up – A nourishing herbal blend inspired by soursop leaves, known for immune support
🌿 Mint Bleu – A refreshing mint-forward blend that cools, soothes, and revitalizes

✨ Each tea is served in a reusable 16-ounce tumbler with a straw, so you can sip, refresh, and reuse while supporting a healthier lifestyle and a greener planet.

Stop by The All Natural Corner and sip your way to better wellness. Your body will thank you.

📍 12 Charleston Road, Willingboro, NJ🌱 Plant-based • Herbal • Natural Healing

03/10/2026

Powerful herbal blends for the body 🌿

• Dandelion Root + Black Seed Oil• Oil of Oregano + Black Seed Oil• Comfrey Leaf + Black Seed Oil• Iron Up Blend (Sarsaparilla, Burdock Root, Yellow Dock + Black Seed Oil)

Each blend supports different systems of the body—from liver detox and immunity to blood health and tissue repair.

⬇️ Read below to learn the benefits of each blend.

Available now at The All Natural Corner📍 12 Charleston Road, Willingboro, NJ

Open 7 days a weekMon–Sat: 10am–7pmSun: 10am–5pm

Iron Up:

1. Iron deficiency or low energy
Yellow dock supports iron absorption and blood building.
2. Anemia-related fatigue
Traditionally used to improve vitality and circulation.
3. Skin conditions
Eczema, acne, psoriasis linked to blood or lymph stagnation.
4. Lymphatic congestion
Burdock root helps move lymph and detoxify the blood.
5. Chronic inflammatory conditions
Such as arthritis, autoimmune inflammation, or metabolic toxicity.

Black Comfrey Leaf Oil

1. Sprains and muscle injuries
Comfrey supports tissue repair and reduces swelling.
2. Bone fractures or bone healing support
Historically called “knitbone.”
3. Joint pain or arthritis
Anti-inflammatory effects help reduce pain and stiffness.
4. Wounds, cuts, and bruises
Used topically to promote healing.
5. Skin irritation or ulcers
Can soothe inflamed or damaged skin.

Black Oregano
1. Respiratory infections
Colds, bronchitis, sinus infections, or chest congestion.
2. Bacterial or fungal infections
Includes candida overgrowth and some digestive infections.
3. Gut imbalance
Such as parasites, harmful bacteria, or dysbiosis.
4. Weakened immune system
Used as a natural immune booster.
5. Inflammatory illnesses
Including inflammatory bowel irritation or systemic inflammation.

Black Dandelion Root

1. Liver congestion or fatty liver support
Dandelion root helps stimulate bile flow and support liver detox pathways.
2. Digestive sluggishness
Helps with bloating, poor digestion, and slow metabolism.
3. Water retention / mild edema
Dandelion is a natural diuretic that supports kidney filtration.
4. High blood sugar support
Both herbs may help improve insulin sensitivity.
5. Inflammatory conditions
Such as joint inflammation, metabolic inflammation, or mild arthritis.

02/10/2026

It’s the collab you didn’t know you needed!

The Southern Burlington County NAACP, The All Natural Corner, La Lus Vegan Cafe and your very own BCIT BSU are bringing you the Soulcial Justice Café — an open mic night that’s more than just a show. It’s an experience. A space for community. A celebration of voices, creativity, and connection.
Come ready to listen, share, vibe, and be inspired.
February 19th
12 Charleston Rd, Willingboro, NJ
7pm-9pm
For sign up/ questions: sbcnaacpvoice@gmail.com

02/04/2026

City of Greenville, NC - Government

Victim’s Name: Hannah “Khadija” Toby-Dean

City and State: Greenville, NC

Date of Incident: June 13, 2025

Incident Summary:
Hannah “Khadija” Toby-Dean was last seen by her mother on June 10, 2025, in the company of Shaun Causey. She informed her mother that she had arrived safely in Greenville, NC at 5:30 AM on June 11. The final communication from Hannah to her mother occurred on June 12 at 4:00 PM, when she stated she was preparing dinner. At that time, she was at the residence of Vanessa Barber in Greenville, NC.

In the early hours of June 13, 2025, at approximately 2:00 AM, Hannah spoke with a family member and expressed fear for her safety.

Later on June 13, the Willingboro Police Department notified Hannah’s mother, Charlee Dean, that Hannah had been pronounced deceased at 11:46 AM. The police also provided Charlee Dean with Shaun Causey’s phone number. Upon contacting Shaun Causey and Vanessa Barber, Charlee Dean was informed by Shaun Causey—repeatedly—not to assign blame to him. Vanessa Barber disclosed that she and Shaun Causey were cousins; it was later discovered that they share a child together.

On June 24, Hannah’s vehicle was returned; investigation revealed that the GPS tracker had been deliberately disabled, and her suitcase was returned empty, which was discovered after opening it and finding all her belongings missing. Her credit cards were discovered in the trunk, placed beneath the spare tire. Initial investigation was limited after Vanessa Barber claimed Hannah was her “Godsister,” resulting in the case not being actively pursued.

On August 1, 2025, a family member submitted evidence to the Greenville Police Department, prompting the reopening of the investigation.

12/14/2025

11/08/2025

🌿✨ Wellness Starts Here! Mercedes stopped by The All Natural Corner to grab her bottle of Women’s Wellness Bitters — a daily boost for balance, energy, and vitality! 💪🏾💛

Have you picked up yours yet? Come visit us at 12 Charleston Rd, Willingboro and explore all the natural ways to support your health! 🌸