Herbal Education

Hibiscus sabdariffa (Roselle), brings vibrant color and tangy flavor to your favorite drinks and recipes. Known as Flor de Jamaica, these ruby-red petals deliver a naturally tart, fruity taste that’s both refreshing and nourishing.

Tulsi-holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum) is a powerful herb native to Southeast Asia, (known as the “incomparable one,” and as the “Queen of all herbs”), for its ability to promote inner balance while increasing vitality and stamina. For thousands of years, Tulsi has been relied by upon by young and old to support healthy breathing and to calm and harmonize the mind and body.

Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) offers uplifting and caffeine refreshments for those young and old. For generations, lemongrass has delivered delicious flavor to teas, cuisine, and topical care. Its bright, lemony goodness is an ideal addition for creating your own tea combination when you need a little lemony brightness.

Moringa (Ocimum tenuiflorum) is a small but mighty green leaf native to Asia. It is called the “tree of life” and is respected around the globe for being a nutritional powerhouse. This “wonder tree” can be relied upon for adding nutritional support, vitality, longevity, and energy. Moringa is a time-tested and well-respected herbal superfood that offers deep herbal nourishment.

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) is the courageous small flower that can calm a range of characters, from the feeling-sorry-for-myself, to the grouchy mom, to the frustrated child.

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is a vibrant curcuma spice traditionally used across Southeast Asia for its supportive wellness properties.

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a powerful and zingy-tasting rhizome/root to have as an ally. Known the world over as a primo digestive aid, ginger is a special spice that will wow you with its versatility and stimulating properties. Ginger tea is delicious hot or cold and great as a morning uplifter or as a stomach-soothing post-dinner digestif. People of all ages love ginger tea and enjoy its relaxing and refreshing zesty character. Ginger tea feels good if your tummy feels “off.” It’s also a great tea for the afternoon slump as its stimulating fresh flavor creates a feeling of focus in the mind. Ginger has been used for thousands of years to improve vitality and promote longevity.

Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is also known as Dent de Lion, in French “the tooth of the lion,” for the appearance of its jagged leaves. This common weed’s roots, leaves and flowers have been used for generations to maximize overall health and vitality. Dandelion root and leaves are bitter and a touch sweet; while it may never have crossed your mind, its leaves make a delicious addition to salads while its root can be roasted and drunk as a rich and bitter coffee alternative. Both roots and leaves are traditionally used to promote optimum digestion and healthy liver function. Our Dandy Detox and Dandy Liver Detox will gently help you feel your best, anytime of day.

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) is the courageous small flower that can calm a range of characters, from the feeling-sorry-for-myself, to the grouchy mom, to the frustrated child.

Peppermint (Mentha piperita) is a versatile herbal mint plant celebrated for its refreshing aroma and natural uplifting qualities. Traditionally, peppermint leaves have been used to support digestion, relieve occasional bloating, and promote mental clarity. Its naturally cooling, minty flavor makes peppermint a favorite in herbal practices worldwide.