Herbs

European herb traditionally used as eyewash for eye irritation, conjunctivitis, and eye strain.

Sacred flower of ancient Egypt with mild psychoactive and aphrodisiac properties, used in ceremonial contexts.

Southeast Asian leaf with opioid-like effects – highly controversial, addictive potential, banned in many areas.

Semi-synthetic compound derived from periwinkle that enhances blood flow and oxygen delivery to the brain.

Chinese moss containing huperzine A, a compound that enhances memory by preventing acetylcholine breakdown.

African tree bark specifically indicated for benign prostatic hyperplasia and men’s urinary health.

European tree whose seed extract is specifically indicated for varicose veins and venous circulation problems.

Asian tree whose bark and flowers lift the spirit, ease anxiety, and promote emotional harmony and sleep.

Common culinary herb rich in nutrients with mild diuretic properties for kidney and urinary support.

Gentle mint family herb safe for children’s digestive upset, colic, anxiety, and sleep support.