Arnica
A bright mountain flower with a long history in traditional European herbal medicine, arnica is widely used to support recovery from physical exertion, ease muscle soreness, and soothe bruising and minor tissue discomfort.
A bright mountain flower with a long history in traditional European herbal medicine, arnica is widely used to support recovery from physical exertion, ease muscle soreness, and soothe bruising and minor tissue discomfort.
A thistle-family plant with both culinary and medicinal heritage, artichoke extract is valued for its exceptional support of liver function, bile production, and the maintenance of healthy cholesterol and digestive health.
One of Ayurveda’s most celebrated adaptogenic herbs, ashwagandha has been used for over three thousand years. It is traditionally valued for supporting your resilience to stress, maintaining energy and vitality, and promoting a balanced sense of wellbeing.
Nature's most powerful carotenoid antioxidant, astaxanthin gives salmon and flamingos their distinctive pink hue and offers exceptional protection for your skin, eyes, muscles, and your cardiovascular system.
A foundational herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, astragalus has been used for millennia to tonify the body's vital energy, strengthen immune resilience, and support healthy ageing from the cellular level upward.
Derived from the young, green shoots of the common oat plant, avena sativa is a traditional nervine tonic used to support a calm yet focused nervous system, healthy libido, and sustained mental and physical energy.
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Mushrooms have moved far beyond the stir-fry. You can now find them in coffee, cacao, hot chocolate and other everyday drinks. The idea is simple. Add functional mushroom extracts to a familiar drink and give it an extra twist.
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