Gastri-Max Herbal Blend Tea (3oz) May help cleanse the digestive tract* May help ease occasional stomach discomfort and flatulence* May help with indigestion swelling* May Aid digestion* Ingredients: Cuachalalate, Cancerina, Calendula,...

Valerian is a perennial plant with the scientific name Valeriana officinalis. The plant grows wild in grasslands throughout North America, Asia, and Europe. May provide sense of relaxation* May support a...

This tea will may help your mind and may help your concentration and memory. These nine herbs work together to create a cornucopia of tastes and plenty of benefits. While...

Cascara Sagrada has been used traditionally by Native Americans for washing the bowel, and one of the best herbs available that may help with occasional constipation. Cascara Sagrada contains compounds called...

Passion flower (Passiflora incarnata) is a climbing vine with white and purple flowers. The chemicals in passion flower may have sedative effects that were already appreciated by Incas and Aztecs....

Burdock root Now in a Tincture! 1oz. Bottle. Now you can take your minerals on the go! May help support Liver and Kidney function* May help boost the Immunity* May...

Nettle Leaf is revered for its various, potent plant properties and can be taken for a variety of wellness practices. May support upper respiratory well-being* May support Prostate Health* May...

Hierba del Sapo or Mexican Thistle is a wild plant that is broadly distributed in Mexico and Centro America and is used traditionally as infusion among local populations.  Hierba del...

Burdock Root has been an important botanical in Western folk herbalism for thousands of years, primarily valued for its cleansing and skin smoothing properties. The entire plant is edible and...

Both in Mexico and in some Central American countries, other species of medicinal plants are known by the common names of "copalchí" or "coplaquín", but they can have very different...

Cat's Claw, also known as Uncaria tomentosa is a herb that has been in use for centuries by indigenous people of Peru. It may help provide support for general well-being...

The cuachalalate's bark is highly sought after. In Latin America, the bark of the tree is decocted in water and taken as a tea. Cuachalalate is typically consumed as a...