Please consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new wellness practices.
Herbal or "botanical" extracts contain plant constituents or active ingredients, which help the human body heal.
The information here should not be considered medical advice, and you should always consult a physician before beginning any herbal tea therapy.
Vitamins and minerals are micronutrients that serve a specific purpose and uniquely benefit the body. For example, vitamin A supports vision and bone growth, whereas vitamin E strengthens the immune system and helps repair DNA. Vitamin and mineral deficiency can impair the body’s ability to heal and protect itself.
Taking vitamins does not make up for an unhealthy diet, and vitamins are an insufficient substitute for nutrients from fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. However, a general multivitamin and mineral supplement can be a good health safeguard against periodic vitamin shortfalls in your diet.
Turmeric is one of the most potent natural anti-inflammatories available. It’s, inexpensive, mild in taste, and benefits every system in the body. Adding this powerful plant to your diet is one of the best things you can do for long term health
Chamomile: Soothes the stomach, Calms the nerves, Induces sleep, Eases cold symptoms.
Cinnamon: Improves circulation, Eases cold symptoms, Relieves stomach upsets, Reduces menstrual cramps, Regulates blood sugar, and insulin.
Feverfew: Anti-pyretic
Ginger: Improves circulation, Relieves cold and flu symptoms, Eases stomach cramps and nausea, Reduces menstrual cramps, Regulates blood sugar.
Horehound: severe congestion, as it promotes mucous production and soothes the muscles of the bronchus.
Mint: Eases many stomach and digestive problems, Helps relieve headaches, Relaxing.
Raspberry: Antioxidant, Eases diarrhea, High in many vitamins and minerals, Menstrual aid.
Rosehips: Source of vitamin C, Antioxidant, Prevents bladder infections, Eases headaches.
Stinging Nettle: Cleanses the blood, High in vitamins A and C, Improves liver and kidney functions, Eases coughs and other respiratory problems, Relieves diarrhea and constipation.
Strawberry Leaves: Relieves diarrhea, Soothes the stomach, Helps ease arthritis and rheumatism.
Tyme: Improves immune system, Promotes perspiration, Eases sore throats and coughs, Antiseptic.
Goji Berries: Protect the liver, help eyesight, strengthen the legs, boost immune function, improve circulation, promote longevity.

Catnip: Make a tea from the leaves to reduce anxiety and tension and calm a troubled stomach.
Chamomile: Brew a soothing and anti-inflammatory tea from its blossoms.
Lavender: Tuck handfuls of dried lavender flowers into a small pillow and place it near your head to ensure restful sleep. Dried hops flowers can also be added.
Lemon Balm, Make a tea from fresh leaves to promote relaxation.
Rose: Add handfuls of fragrant petals to bathwater for a relaxing experience.
Valerian: Pour boiling water over chopped, dried roots to make a restful tea; sweeten as needed.
Caution: If pregnant, consult with your health care practitioner about using any herbs.
Experience the calming benefits of herbal oils. Our St. John's Wort oil is crafted from bright, flowering tops and supports skin soothing and circulation. Add to your diffuser for a mood lift or create a gentle salve for skin care.
Discover the healing power of ginseng, a revered herbal remedy used for centuries across Asia. Known for its restorative properties, it supports overall wellness and vitality.
Explore the ancient wisdom of herbal remedies. Ginseng's unique root resembles a human figure, symbolizing its traditional use in treating various human ailments, believed to restore balance and health.
At the same time, the actual way in which ginseng is used in Asia has been investigated by Farnsworth, he noted that the ginseng is not seen as a curative herb at all and is not in almost universal use as a herbal medicine due to a prophylactic or therapeutic benefit, but for its main role as a supportive herb for the maintenance of health in people - the herb is not used to cure any particular disease, and its use is thus as a general immune system booster. Aside from the fact that ginseng is believed to be mildly aphrodisiacal in its effects and is said to boost sexual functioning, the herb largely performs a role similar to analogous to the role performed by the ubiquitous vitamin tablets used in supplementary treatments in the western world.

Discover how red clover supports hormonal balance, improves circulation, and promotes bone health with its rich source of isoflavones and nutrients.

Rich in essential nutrients, red clover may help reduce hot flashes and support bone density for menopausal women.

Explore how red clover's phytoestrogens may support hormonal balance and bone health, especially during menopause.
Gotu Kola is a rejuvenative nervine recommended for nervous disorders, epilepsy, senility, and premature aging. As a brain tonic, it is said to aid intelligence and memory. It strengthens the adrenal glands and cleanses the blood to treat skin impurities. It is said to combat stress and depression, increase libido, and improve reflexes. It has also been indicated for chronic venous insufficiency, minor burns, scars, scleroderma, skin ulcers, varicose veins, wound healing, rheumatism, blood diseases, congestive heart failure, urinary tract infections, venereal diseases, hepatitis, and high blood pressure.
In India, Gotu kola is regarded as perhaps the most spiritual of all herbs. Growing in some areas of the Himalayas, gotu kola is used by yogis to improve meditation. It is said to develop the crown chakra, the energy center at the top of the head, and to balance the right and left hemispheres of the brain, which the leaf is said to resemble.
It is regarded as one of the most important rejuvenative herbs in Ayurvedic Medicine.
Sri Lankans noticed that elephants, renowned for their longevity, munched on the leaves of the plant. Thus the leaves became known as a promoter of long life. It is said to fortify the immune system, cleansing and feeding it and strengthening the adrenals. It has been used as a pure blood tonic and for skin health. It has also been used to promote restful sleep. Gotu kola is often confused with kola nut. Due to this confusion, some people assume the rejuvenating properties of gotu kola are due to caffeine's stimulating effects in kola nut. In fact, gotu kola is not related to kola nut and contains no caffeine.
Gotu Kola is a rejuvenative nervine recommended for nervous disorders, including epilepsy, senility, and premature aging. As a brain tonic, it is said to aid intelligence and memory. It strengthens the adrenal glands while cleansing the blood to treat skin impurities. It is said to combat stress and depression, energize flagging mental powers, increase libido, ward off a nervous breakdown, and improve reflexes. It energizes the central nervous system and rebuilds energy reserves.
Gotu Kola can relieve high blood pressure and helps the body defend against various toxins. It is used to treat rheumatism, blood diseases, congestive heart failure, urinary tract infections, venereal diseases, hepatitis, and high blood pressure. It is a mild diuretic that can help shrink swollen membranes and aid in eliminating excess fluids. It hastens the healing of wounds.
Gotu kola has a positive effect on the circulatory system. It improves the flow of blood while strengthening the veins and capillaries. It has been used successfully to treat phlebitis, leg cramps, and abnormal tingling of the extremities. It soothes and minimizes varicose veins and helps to minimize scarring.
It reduces scarring when applied during the inflammatory period of the wound. It was found effective when applied to third-degree burns when the treatment commenced immediately after the accident. Daily local application to the affected area along with intramuscular injections limited the shrinking of the skin as it healed. It is known to prevent infection and inhibit scar formation. It is also useful in repairing skin and connective tissues and smoothing out cellulite.
Although the Polynesians use all parts of the Noni plant, its best known and most widely used benefits in the modern world are derived from the Noni Juice, which is extracted from the Noni fruit.
The world's authority on Noni, Dr. Neil Solomon, has spent a decade studying the Noni Juice. In the four books which he has published, he details all the enormous range of benefits of Noni Juice. In particular, he refers to high blood pressure, cancer, arthritis, and chronic pain being the most common and debilitating conditions known to man and how Noni Juice cures or contributes significantly to curing these ailments.
He also describes the extensive modern-day research on Noni Juice and provides countless testimonials regarding the health benefits of Noni Juice. For example, he reports on a survey conducted on more than 25,000 Noni Juice drinkers, which was collected from 1,227 doctors and health professionals. The benefits listed included but were not restricted to, cures for allergy, arthritis, asthma, cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, cholesterol, fibromyalgia, depression,1 & 2, digestions, enlarged prostate, heart disease, high blood pressure, immune system, kidney disease, pain, respiratory problems, skin disorders, sleeplessness, stress, Parkinson's Disease, multiple sclerosis and even assisting people to give up smoking.
The Noni plant leaves are known to relieve gout pain and act as a tonic and as a healer of wounds and ulcers. Doctors in ancient India used all parts of the Noni plant for medicinal purposes, and it is well known for the same beneficial effects in countries as far-flung as Burma, Fiji and Australia (especially amongst the Aborigines). In Africa, the benefits include being used to cure malaria, fever, jaundice, yellow fever and dysentery.

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is an aromatic tree endemic to the Galapagos Islands. It grows in northern Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Brazil, and the coastal dry forests of Ecuador. Palo Santo means “holy wood” or “sacred tree.” Botanically, Palo Santo is a member of the Burseraceae family; it is a close relative of the Elephant Tree (Bursera microphylla), an aromatic tree that grows in the desert of the southwestern U.S. and Baja California, and a more distant relative of frankincense trees (Boswelia).
Palo Santo is one of the most important trees used in traditional ethnobotanical medicine of South America. It is widely used as an incense for repelling mosquitoes. The wood is cooked into decoction and taken for fevers, infections, and skin diseases. It is still widely used by shamans of the Andes in curing ceremonies.
Although the oil is present in young trees and saplings, the highest quality is distilled from the aged heartwood. Palo Santo oil is golden yellow, with a fresh and intense citrus aroma. Under the lemon top notes are subtle resinous wood notes and a slight medicinal pungency, which give the oil an intriguing complexity.
Analysis of Palo Santo oil reveals that it contains high levels of limonene, a monoterpene compound that has been found to have chemo-preventive and chemo-therapeutic effects against several types of cancer. In medical aromatherapy, the oil can be used as an anxiolytic agent that counteracts panic attacks and anxiety, a respiratory remedy for cough, colds, and asthma, for headaches and migraines, and in massage therapy for pain and inflammation of the muscles and joints. In spiritual aromatherapy, it can be beneficial for meditation, concentration, and for enhancing creativity and learning.
Prunella is famous for its antibacterial and antiseptic properties, is also a diuretic, liver stimulant, astringent and antispasmodic. The plant is an effective bitter tonic and immune stimulant.
Along with some culinary usage (for salads as every other plant) Prunella is used internally and externally for different medical purposes.
Prunella is used in capsules, tinctures, and teas mainly due to its diuretic and anti-tumor properties for the following conditions and ailments:
Some other internal uses are connected with its antioxidant and stimulant properties and is used mainly for boosting the immune system or as a bitter tonic.
the herb is used due to its anti-viral and anti-microbial properties for the following conditions:
It is used mainly in the form of poultice, wash, salve or other different preparations.
Some researches have shown that Prunella is very effective in treating herpes simplex virus in oral herpes and genital herpes.
Consult a physician before using any of the above herbs.
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