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Pick up to 3 herbs

Mullein

Traditionally used to soothe coughs and irritated airways.

Lemon balm

Traditionally used for relaxation, sleep, and mild digestive discomfort.

Echinacea

May slightly reduce the likelihood of catching a cold.

Goldenseal

Traditionally used for digestive complaints; benefits remain unproven.

Goldenrod

Traditionally used to increase urine flow for minor urinary complaints.

Chaste tree berry

May help ease PMS symptoms, including breast tenderness.

Milk thistle

Traditionally used for liver support; research results are inconclusive.

Dong quai

Traditionally used for menstrual discomfort; clinical evidence is limited.

Maca root

May support sexual desire; evidence for energy benefits is limited.

Marshmallow root

Traditionally used to soothe a dry throat and mild digestive irritation.

Devil’s claw

May help ease some joint and lower-back discomfort.

Wormwood

Traditionally used for temporary appetite loss and mild indigestion.

Rosemary

Traditionally used to ease indigestion and mild digestive spasms.

Yellow dock

Traditionally used for occasional constipation; research is limited.

Calendula

Traditionally applied to soothe minor skin irritation; this refers to topical preparations.

Elderberry

May help ease cold symptoms, although evidence is limited.

Red raspberry leaf

Traditionally used for menstrual cramps; evidence is limited.

Bee pollen

Contains nutrients, but meaningful energy or allergy benefits haven’t been established.

Cloves

Traditionally used for digestive discomfort; clove oil has separate dental uses.

Chamomile

Traditionally used for relaxation and mild digestive discomfort.

Ginger

May help relieve nausea, particularly pregnancy-related nausea.

Turmeric

Some preparations may help ease knee osteoarthritis discomfort.

Ashwagandha

Some preparations may help with stress and sleep.