Patchouli has been cultivated for centuries for its essential oil benefits. 

Chinese skullcap has more than 40 bioactive compounds and is known for its wide variety of wellness benefits.

Horseradish has been used medicinally for centuries around the world for many areas of health support.

Bergamot comes with a long history of use in traditional medicine, and now research supports its benefits.

In folk medicine, the leaves, stems, and blossoms of mugwort, are used to make extracts, tinctures, teas, tonics, and essential oils, as well as topical remedies in the form of salves and lotions.

Hyssop’s essential oil traditionally has been used as an expectorant for upper respiratory infections, throat irritation, and the symptoms of the common cold.

History shows the bay leaf was revered for its culinary and medicinal properties around the world, including uses in folk medicine, and modern science supports its benefits.

This small flowering evergreen tree is native to tropical and subtropical regions of the world.Take a look at the benefits.

Due to its effects at restoring balance and energy, shilajit is now being celebrated as a super nutrient. 

Known for its positive effects on the urinary and reproductive systems, and prostate health, saw palmetto offers a variety of benefits.