The compounds that standard Urine Drug Test are looking for do not exist in herbal blends. But not all herbal blends are made the same. Many clinical, employment, educational, and legal settings require urine, saliva or hair test. These test are looking for 8 to 15 chemical compounds which are: Amphetamines (meth, speed, crank, ecstasy) Continue reading

Wild lettuce was widely used in the nineteenth century as an alternative to opium.  A tall, leafy plant with small bright yellow flowers, Wild Lettuce is known for having mild sedative and pain relieving properties, due to a milky substance called lactucarium which is found in the leaves and stem of the plant. The effects Continue reading

One of the most beautiful plants highly admire by all the ancients. Blue lotus is a sight to see. No mud no lotus is a true testament to the polarities in this dimension. When sipped in a tea, used in a bath and especially smoked, its calming euphoria, aphrodisiac qualities, and sedation give you sense Continue reading

Used as medicine for centuries, providing high levels of vitamins and other nutrients. The entire raspberry plant was used by Natives of the Americas to treat a number of illnesses. Raspberry roots, leaves and bark were all used to treat different ailments of the digestive and intestinal tracts.  Roots were used to treat diarrhea while raspberry leaf tea was Continue reading

If images of roasted marshmallows over a campfire come to mind, your not wrong! The original marshmallow was the root of this plant. Todays marshmallows are all synthetic candies. But the leaf, stem and root of the Marshmallow plant holds a smilier texture along with a mucilaginous consistency. Its botanical name, Althaea officinalis, refers to Continue reading

Herba de la pastora or Witches Broom, Damiana has been documented by Spanish Missionaries to western clinical scientist. The first time I met Damiana was on a hot humid day in Costa Rica. It’s small shrub with tiny yellow flowers only grow in Central and South America. Mainly used as a tea by the natives Continue reading

“The first revolution is when you change your mind” – Gil Scott-Heron We are in truly transformative times. Even as the coronavirus has killed 24K and with more than 380K testing positive in NY State, we New Yorkers still gather together to #DefendBlackLives. This conversation is 500 years coming. Accountability is knocking at the door Continue reading

Find what’s good for you and do it in bulk. One of our favorite application of working with herbal medicines is preparing irrestably delicious lime iced tea. The side effect of having your medicine this way is that you can expect it to go quickly. For this reason we suggest batching it in gallons if Continue reading