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We are proud to offer 100% organic herbs that are grown without GMOs or pesticides. Our blends contain no additional additives or synthetic chemicals. And, unlike some other herbs, our blends won’t show up on a standard urine drug test . We’re committed to connecting you to plant power, and that starts with understanding the benefits of each herb. Click below to shop by herb and explore our collection of herbs, each of which holds a unique vibrational frequency on this Earth. Combined with the vehicle you desire: Sip Soak Vape Medicinal Smoke or Roll , you can utilize plant intelligence to vibrate higher.
BLUE LOTUS Usage Historically used by the Egyptians and Mayans. Smoking Blue Lotus has relaxation effect on the human body. A tea acts as a sleep aid and anxiety reliever. It also has rejuvenating properties as an herbal bath. Benefits Blue Lotus is adaptogenic; meaning it will adapt to the needs of the person taking its medicine. It also contains antioxidants like flavonoids, quercetin, kaempferol, and myricetin. Molecular Profile The two main active substances are responsible for the flower’s various effects are the alkaloids nuciferine and aporphine. Nuciferine, activates serotonin and dopamine receptors.3 CATNIP Usage Catnip is part of the mint family, native to Europe and Asia. Smoking Catnip has a calming effect on the human body. A tea acts as a diuretic, increasing urination and thus decreasing water retention. A steam will help improve relaxation and boost mood Benefits Catnip biggest health benefit is the calming effect that it can have on the body. As a herbal steam, it is a natural cough and sore throat remedy. Molecular Profile Catnip’s medicinal properties stem from its active ingredient, Nepetalactone. Nepetalactone is a plant terpenoid that effects the nervous system of humans and cats. Recommended for alleviating migraine headaches and to relieve nervousness. CHAMOMILE Usage Chamomile is an antispasmodic that assist the gut to process emotions. The calming of the muscle spasms soothes stomach cramps and gas. As a smoke or vape, it is ideal for improving sleep. As a tea, assist menstrual problems with decreasing bloating and gas. Benefits Chamomile tea has anti-inflammatory properties that reduces inflammation. The reduction of inflammation ease anxiety, promotes sleep and digestion. It contains compounds called cesquiterpene lactones, which trigger the pancreas to produce digestive enzymes needed to break down food. Molecular Profile Chamomile may increase brain neurotransmitter activity. Serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenaline have positive effects on mood and anxiety. Ideal to pair with a Sativa Cannabis strain. Read more about the history of Chamomile tea. DAMIANA Usage Damiana is a small shrub with tiny yellow flowers. Only grows in Central and South America. Mayans have used this plant to relax men and women in regards to intimacy. As a bladder tonic, it helps men with impotence. And for women, it increases sexual desire by decreasing vaginal dryness.1 Benefits Damian acts as a tonic on the central nervous system and hormonal system. The leaves have traditionally been made into a tea and incense for its relaxing effects. Its traditional uses are nervine, digestive support, relaxing tea and pleasurable smoke. Molecular Profile Damiana contains alkaloids similar to caffeine that have stimulating and aphrodisiac effects. It stimulates blood flow to the genital area and increases sensitivity. Flavonoids like pinocembrin, were identified that increase testosterone levels and libido. [2] HOPS Usage Originated in China but mostly used in Europe for beer. Smoking Hops shows to alleviates insomnia. As a vape, it decreases nervousness, and irritability. A tea works as a mild sedatives. A steam will help with tension and excitability. Benefits A natural alternative to pharmaceutical sleep aids. It enhances GABA levels in the brain. Lowers body temperature to bring about drowsiness. Hops also assist in hot flash for women during menopause. Molecular Profile Humulene is the dominant terpene in Hops. Humulene is mostly associated with Cannabis. It gives the plant its psychoactive qualities. Both plants are genetically related, belonging to Cannabinaceae family. KAVA KAVA Usage Smoking kava can relieve anxiety and restlessness. Pacific Islanders have been drinking it as a ceremonial tea. An herbal steam bath can calm anxiety. Vaping also provides benefits for insomnia. Benefits Studies show reduction in pain sensations. It decrease the activity of neurotransmitters, chemicals that nerves release to communicate with each other. Research also noted no side effects related to withdrawal or dependency when treating anxiety. Molecular Profile Kava contains substances called kavapyrones. They act like alcohol on your brain, making you feel calm, relaxed, and happy. It is commonly used as an alternative to these sleep medications due to its calming effects. LAVENDER Usage Grown for centuries by Egyptians and Romans. As a smoke it calms nervous tension headaches. As a vape, it decreases non-stop mental thinking. A tea is shown to reduce insomnia. A steam will help with sinus cavity agitation. Benefits Lavender contains polysaccharides. This molecule is potent in curing inflammation. (6) Inflammation is how your body responds to stress. Pain happens when the swelling of tissue presses against nerve endings. Molecular Profile Lavenders most famous terpene, Linalool, gives Cannabis its anti-anxiety property. Ideal to pair Lavender with a Indica Cannabis strain to reduce anxiety naturally. Read more about the effects and history of smoking lavender. MARSHMALLOW Usage Marshmallow was used by Ancient Egyptians to soothe coughs and sore throats and to heal wounds. (1) In the Middle Ages, used as a treatment for everything from upset stomachs to chest colds and insomnia. (2) Benefits Antitussive and mucilage properties in marshmallow can help relieve cold symptoms. Promote the health of mucus membranes that line hollow organs and reduce pain and inflammation. Molecular Profile Lavenders most MUGWORT Usage Use Mugwort tea to ease menstrual pain and improve digestion. Smoke Mugwort to calm the nervous system. A vape can quickly reduce depression and anxiety. Mugwort is also a visionary herb for its reputation of increasing lucid dreaming. Benefits Users of Mugwort have reported Lucid dreams with psychotropic effects. Mugwort is clinically shown to be a natural remedy for menopause symptoms. Additionally Mugwort assist in digestion due to its bitter compounds aiding liver and bile function. Molecular Profile Mugwort tea holds the most terpenes to Cannabis. Also known as Sailors Tobacco,. it’s no wonder Mugwort is smoked and vaped. Clinically shown to affect the pineal gland makes it ideal to pair with a Indica Cannabis strain. MULLEIN Usage Organic Mullein is native to the Mediterranean countries and widely used by Natives of the Americas. (1) As a smoke it opens the lungs and eases spasms. As a vape, it is relaxing to the respiratory system. A tea soothes irritation and dryness in the throat. A steam will help clear out the sinus cavity. Benefits Mullein is anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. As a smoke, tea or vape, it lends itself to conditions, such as hoarseness, tonsillitis, cold, cough, asthma, or bronchitis. As well as assist topically with rheumatism, arthritis, swelling, contusions, and broken bones. (2) Molecular Profile Mullein contains various chemical constituents like saponins, iridoid and phenylethanoid glycosides, flavonoids, vitamin C and minerals.(3) Contains Ursolic acid which is one of the most promising substances of biological origin for antimicrobial therapy.(4) ROSE Usage The Rose is sensual, evocative, and evokes the spirit of love. Smoking the petals lift depressive moods. A tea or herbal bath creates a feeling of well being. Vaping rose has a mild euphoric feeling. Benefits High in phytonutrients plant compounds that have antioxidant properties. Helps with mood swings and menopausal symptoms. It contains large amounts of Vitamin C. An antioxidant vital to our body’s healing process and its ability to fight off infection Molecular Profile Geraniol is the main compound found in Rose. In addition to Nerolidol, a sedative that aids in deep sleep. Both terpenes highly prized in Cannabis strains. SAGE Usage Smoking sage can ease headaches. As a tea, it improves mood. An herbal bath promotes feelings of relaxation. A vape will boost memory. An herbal steam relieves congestion and stuffy nose. Benefits Sages latin name, Salvia, derives from salvere (“to save”). A symbol of fertility, good health and long life. It is high in antioxidants that aids brain function, lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Molecular Profile Polysaccharides are naturally found in Sage and have immune supportive characteristics. It contains high amounts of volatile oils like rosmarinic acid which functions with antioxidant properties. SKULLCAP Usage Skullcap is used as a sedative and nerve tonic. The tea is used for high anxiety. (1) Smoking the dried leaves and stems treats stress and insomnia. Studies have shown it exhibits “anxiolytic activity” in animals and humans – meaning it inhibits anxiety. (2) Benefits Skullcap has significant antioxidants. It protect against neurological disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, anxiety, and depression. (3) A tea is a popular method to balance the hormones in your body. It stimulates the release of endorphins. A vape will balance your mood. Molecular Profile Skullcap positively impacts mood and reduces anxiety. It stimulates gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), a neurotransmitter that helps calm nerves (4). Baicalin, a flavonoid antioxidant, has shown to have anticancer effects by combatting oxidative stress.(5) SPEARMINT Usage Originated in the Mediterranean and was later introduced to Britain and eventually America. Smoking Spearmint relaxes the nerves. An herbal steam will clear the lungs and respiratory passages to make breathing easier. As a tea, it improves blood circulation. Benefits Spearmint is antibacterial and antimicrobial, which helps kill the bacteria in your mouth that causes bad breath. As a tea, it may help promote relaxation and reduce stress. As well as help relieve joint pain caused by arthritis. Molecular Profile The menthol in Spearmint stimulates the Hippocampus area of the brain which controls mental clarity and memory. The most abundant compound I is carvone, which gives the herb its distinctive smell as well as the terpene limonene. WILD LETTUCE Usage Wild lettuce is native to Europe, the Middle East, and North America. Considered an aphrodisiac in Egypt. Ancient Greeks and Romans used it to treat menstrual pains to muscular disease. Benefits Wild lettuce has sedative and analgesic (pain-relieving) effects. It is used as a natural remedy for stress and chronic pain. It can also stimulate circulation as well as offer sanitizing benefits. Molecular Profile The two main compounds—lactucin and lactucopicrin —act on the central nervous system. It relaxes respiratory conditions such as whooping cough and asthma.
It is easy to get overwhelmed and stressed-out post 2020. Utilize herbal blends to help you relax and reduce stress in your life.
Plants naturally boost energy and fight fatigue. In comparison to relying on chemical or artificial stimulants, herbs will not give you long term negative effects.
Meditation calms the mind, reduces stress and promotes wellbeing. Working with plants is a natural way to enhance the benefits of meditation.
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