Ashwagandha Root
Botanical Name: Withania somnifera
Origin: India
Uses: Adaptogen for stress support, cognitive health, relaxation, vitality
Flavor: Bitter, sweet, astringent
Energy: Warming, grounding
⚠ Not for use in pregnancy
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Learn more about the herbs featured in our blends and their traditional uses.
Botanical Name: Withania somnifera
Origin: India
Uses: Adaptogen for stress support, cognitive health, relaxation, vitality
Flavor: Bitter, sweet, astringent
Energy: Warming, grounding
⚠ Not for use in pregnancy
Botanical Name: Arctium lappa
Origin: USA
Uses: Skin health, digestion support, lymphatic support, circulation
Properties: Traditionally used as a gentle detox and digestive support herb
Botanical Name: Centaurea cyanus
Origin: Croatia, Albania
Uses: Traditional wellness tonic, tea blends, visual beauty
Flavor: Subtle, lightly sweet
Botanical Name: Turnera diffusa
Origin: Mexico
Uses: Mood support, relaxation, digestive support
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Taraxacum officinale
Origin: USA
Uses: Digestive support, cleansing herb, calming tea use
Botanical Name: Zingiber officinale
Origin: Peru, Nicaragua
Uses: Warming blends, digestive support, spicy herbal formulas
Flavor: Pungent, earthy, spicy
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Centella asiatica
Origin: India, Sri Lanka
Uses: Memory support, focus, traditional wellness support
Notes: Used in both Ayurveda and TCM, and traditionally valued as both a botanical and a food.
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Origin: France, Bulgaria
Uses: Relaxation, calming blends, aromatic support
Flavor: Sweet, floral, herbal
Notes: Loved for its relaxing aroma, though some people find the taste soapy in culinary use.
Botanical Name: Althaea officinalis
Origin: USA
Uses: Soothing support for the respiratory, digestive, and urinary tracts
Notes: Traditionally used to moisten and soothe mucous membranes and also used externally as a poultice.
Take oral medications 1 hour before or several hours after use.
Botanical Name: Artemisia vulgaris
Origin: USA
Uses: Traditionally used in tea, folklore, and dreamwork practices
Notes: Long associated with protection, travelers, and vivid dreaming in folklore and herbal tradition.
Not for use in pregnancy
Botanical Name: Urtica dioica
Origin: Italy, Albania, Bulgaria
Uses: Healthy urinary function, mild diuretic support, upper respiratory support
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Passiflora incarnata
Origin: Italy
Uses: Relaxation, calming the mind, stress support
Notes: Traditionally associated with peace, harmony, and soothing restless thoughts.
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Mentha x piperita
Origin: USA
Uses: Refreshing herbal blends, invigorating teas, flavor support
Flavor: Cool, minty, crisp
Notes: One of the most popular herbs in teas, valued for both aroma and traditional herbal use.
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus
Origin: Albania, Bulgaria
Uses: Traditional women’s wellness support, menstrual comfort
Flavor: Similar to black tea, without caffeine
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Rosa damascena
Origin: Morocco
Uses: Floral tea blends, aromatic support, delicate flavor
Flavor: Soft, floral, lightly sweet
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Hypericum perforatum
Origin: Chile
Uses: Healthy mood support, emotional balance
Notes: Historically regarded as a protective herb in folklore.
Avoid excessive sun exposure. May interact with certain oral medications. Not for use during phototherapy.
Botanical Name: Fragaria vesca
Origin: Albania
Uses: Traditional herbal support, astringent qualities
Notes: Valued for both its wellness properties and pleasant taste.
No known precautions
Botanical Name: Theobroma cacao
Origin: Peru
Uses: Antioxidant support, uplifting tea blends, wellness tonics
Flavor: Rich, chocolatey, slightly bitter
Notes: Roasted cacao nibs are crushed cacao beans valued for their deep chocolate flavor and natural compounds.
Contains naturally occurring caffeine and theobromine.
Botanical Name: Rhodiola rosea
Origin: China
Uses: Adaptogenic support, mental focus, stress resilience
Flavor: Slightly floral, earthy, mildly bitter
Notes: Traditionally used to help the body adapt to physical and emotional stress.
Use cautiously if sensitive to stimulating herbs.
Botanical Name: Silybum marianum
Origin: Mediterranean Region
Uses: Liver support, digestive wellness, antioxidant support
Notes: Traditionally used to support healthy liver function and overall wellness.
Consult a healthcare provider if pregnant or taking medications.
Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris
Origin: USA
Uses: Circulatory support, wellness tonics, nutrient-rich blends
Flavor: Sweet, earthy
Notes: Naturally rich in color and commonly used in herbal and wellness beverages.
May temporarily discolor urine or stool.
Botanical Name: Zanthoxylum clava-herculis
Origin: USA
Uses: Traditional circulation support, warming herbal formulas
Flavor: Spicy,tingling, warming
Notes: Historically valued by herbalists for its stimulating qualities.
Not recommended during pregnancy.
Botanical Name: Ginkgo biloba
Origin: China
Uses: Memory support, circulation support, cognitive wellness
Notes: One of the oldest living tree species and widely used in traditional herbal practices.
May interact with blood-thinning medications.
Botanical Name: Verbascum thapsus
Origin: Croatia
Uses: Respiratory support, soothing herbal teas
Flavor: Mild, earthy, slightly sweet
Notes: Traditionally used to support healthy respiratory function.
Strain well before drinking to remove fine hairs.
Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
Origin: Egypt
Uses: Skin wellness, soothing tea blends, traditional herbal support
Flavor: Mildly floral, slightly peppery
Notes: Often called "Pot Marigold" and treasured for its vibrant golden petals.
Avoid if allergic to plants in the daisy family.
Botanical Name: Clitoria ternatea
Origin: Thailand
Uses: Herbal teas, natural coloring, antioxidant support
Flavor: Mild, earthy, slightly woody
Notes: Famous for producing a vibrant blue tea that changes color when citrus is added.
No known precautions.
Botanical Name: Valeriana officinalis
Origin: Europe, Asia
Uses: Relaxation support, bedtime blends, calming herbal teas
Flavor: Earthy, woody, pungent
Notes: Traditionally used to promote relaxation and support restful sleep. Valerian has a distinctive aroma that some describe as earthy or musky.
May cause drowsiness. Avoid combining with alcohol or sedative medications. Not recommended before driving or operating machinery.