Herbs & Mushrooms

American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) has been used by traditional herbalists for centuries. Recent scientific data confirm the presence of bioactive compounds in American Ginseng, known as Ginsenosides, which confer this herbs adaptogenic properties.*

Andrographis is an herb traditionally used by herbalists in China, India, and Southeast Asia. Recent scientific research has indicated that the active constituents in Andrographis, known as andrographolides, may help to support a healthy and balanced immu

Artichoke Extract has a long history of use by herbalists as a digestive tonic.*Modern scientific studies have confirmed that Artichoke Extract can promote healthy digestive function through its ability to support normal bile flow and fat digestion.* In

Wild Black Cherries (Prunus serotina) are indigenous to the Eastern United States, Southern Canada, Central America, and Mexico and have a long history of use by Native Americans. This vegetarian product is a 10:1 concentrate.

Black Cohosh is a plant that has been historically used by Native American women. Current scientific research shows that Black Cohosh Root may help support a healthy response to the natural changes occurring during menopause.* NOW Black Cohosh Root also

Black Walnut Hulls come from the immature fruit of the Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra).References to the use of Black Walnut Hulls dates back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and they have been used by many cultures throughout history as an herbal to

Cascara Sagrada Bark (Rhamnus purshiana), which means "sacred bark", has a long history of use by traditional herbalists to promote bowel regularity.*

Cascara Sagrada Bark (Rhamnus purshiana), which means "sacred bark", has a long history of use by traditional herbalists to promote bowel regularity.*

Cats Claw, also known as the life-giving vine of Peru, saventaro, or ua de gato, is a thick woody vine indigenous to the Amazon rain forest and other tropical areas of South and Central America. It has been revered by native herbalists of the regi