Ashwagandha

Our Ashwagandha powder, sourced from the herb's roots, is a significant product of Ayurveda. Known as Indian Ginseng, it contains medicinal compounds such as withanolides (steroidal lactones), alkaloids, choline, and amino acids.

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Prominently, its roots are used in western herbal remedies to maximize its vast health benefits.

Recognized for protecting the immune system, providing anti-inflammatory benefits, improving concentration, and reducing effects of stress, Ashwagandha is integral for promoting vitality and restoration.

It aids in enhancing sleep quality and reducing anxiety and depression. Typical uses involve preparation as tea, herbal capsules, adding to food, or direct consumption.

It should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and is not recommended during pregnancy without proper medical guidance.

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American Ginseng

American ginseng is valued for its potential health benefits, particularly in managing stress, boosting the immune system, and serving as a general tonic.

It's commonly used in combating infections, including colds and flu, with some evidence suggesting it might reduce the severity of symptoms and help prevent these infections.

Furthermore, it's reputed to improve digestion, stimulate appetite, and address conditions like gastritis and colon inflammation. Often used to help combat the effects of aging.

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 Its active components, ginsenosides, are thought to influence insulin levels and lower blood sugar, while other compounds like polysaccharides potentially aid in immune system function.

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It should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and is not recommended during pregnancy without proper medical guidance.

Asian Ginseng

Asian Ginseng is a highly valued component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

Grown in the pristine heights of ChangBai mountain in China, the carefully hand-farmed roots undergo a 5-year cultivation cycle before being harvested and processed under rigorous quality controls. 

The roots are dried in a specialized room for three days before sun drying. TCM considers ginseng as a Qi tonic, primarily influencing the spleen and stomach meridians.

Consuming ginseng alongside caffeine or other stimulants is not suggested due to potential overstimulation.

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We recommend consulting a qualified healthcare practitioner before using any herbal products, especially for pregnant or nursing individuals or those on medications.

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Astragalus

Astragalus is an herbaceous perennial commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine. Cultivated on sunny slopes and aged for several years before harvesting, it's widely recognized for supporting heart health and immune function.

It's reputed to stimulate some vital systems such as the spleen, liver, lungs, circulatory, and urinary, providing all-round benefits.

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Astragalus is valued for its therapeutic effects on conditions like arthritis, asthma, and nervous issues, as well as its role in promoting vitality.

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Typically, Astragalus is prepared as tea, encapsulated, or extracted, and its mildly sweet powder can be incorporated into meals and beverages.

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Before using Astragalus or any herbal product, consulting with a healthcare practitioner is strongly advised, especially for pregnant, nursing individuals or those on medications.

Cordyceps

Historically used in Tibetan and Chinese traditional remedies, Cordyceps is used as a tonic to enhance energy levels and endurance, while supporting immune health.

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Beta-glucans, abundant in mushrooms, provide substantial immune benefits, underlining the need for their validation and guarantee.

Contains 25% Beta-glucans with no additional starch, mycelium, or grain added, the product is verified for quality by accredited 3rd party labs and made in a NSF certified USA facility.

Unlike myceliated grain options, this product contains no grain or starchy fillers.

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No known precautions, but we advise seeking guidance from a certified health professional prior to using herbal items, if pregnant, breastfeeding, or on medication.

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Codonoposis

Codonopsis, also known as dang shen in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been used for centuries due to its healthful qualities.

This Asian-native herb, also found in China and now worldwide, substitutes ginseng in many herbal remedies.

It is a gentle energy tonic and adaptogen recognized in TCM.

The bell-shaped flower plant, with its carrot-shaped roots, typically comes prepared as a decoction or extract.

Part of the Campanulaceae family, Codonopsis grows up to five feet, possessing oval leaves and remarkable greenish-purple flowers.

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No recorded precautions currently exist, but consulting a healthcare practitioner before using herbal products is recommended, especially for pregnant, nursing or medicated individuals.