Adaptogenic herbs are aptly described by their name, as they assist the body in adapting to different stressors, and support the body’s ability to maintain its natural internal balance.

Nervine herbs are plants which are known to soothe and support the nerves. These calming herbs soothe the mind and support the nervous system, making them the perfect addition to the adaptogenic herbs in this formula.

Eleuthero grows in the frozen prairies of Outer Mongolia and Siberia. Local people prize its energy restoring benefits so highly an Ancient Chinese proverb says “I would rather take a handful of eleuthero than a cartload of gold and jewels.”

Consuming this herb in tinctures reduces symptoms of severe anxiety, panic attacks and palpitations cause by prolonged stress.

Due to its ability to “rewire” the brain, wood betony can be used to minimize symptoms of depression such as brain fog and low moods.

Holy basil is a master adaptogen herb. It moderates multiple stress responses in the body. It has been shown to reduce stress responses, normalize blood sugar, and lower cortisol.

As a result, holy basil supports immune function, regulates glucose metabolism, increases energy and promotes better moods.

Ginkgo is one of the longest living tree species in the world. This adaptogenic herb has been part of traditional Chinese medicine for centuries as a remedy for many different diseases.

Ginkgo Biloba is a miracle worker for adrenal fatigue because its leaves contain a counteractive effect on adrenaline, significantly reducing stress on the body and the mind.

Helps calm the physical symptoms of stress. It may also help support a healthy immune system and keep organs working properly.

Studies suggest rhodiola helps with a healthy metabolism and creating energy, endurance and strength.

Increases the circulation of nutrients to heal and activate nerve endings. It also decreases neuro-inflammation, which contributes to chronic mental health challenges.

Known to reduce symptoms of stress and boosts mental acuity through several chemical processes, including but not limited to GABA release and reception.
 
For those whose stress presents as stomach pain, bloating and gas, lemon balm reduces stomach and intestinal discomfort.

Lavender is renowned for its ability to create a relaxing atmosphere. In fact, one of the main benefits of lavender is that it can calm without sedating.

More than simply generating a serene state of mind, lavender can reduce anxiety by affecting the body's fight-or-flight response.

Passion flower tones the nervous system, fortifying the connection between the nerves and the brain.

This is helpful for those whose stress manifests as feeling overwhelmed and detached from their bodies and emotions.