Make mornings matter by invigorating the Qi with the help of White Atractylodes to fire up digestion, support immune function, regulate digestion and modulate stress. Bountiful Bai-zhu is even said to slow down aging. This powerhouse may also protect the liver and regulate blood sugar. Seize vitality and seize the day.

Packed with antioxidants to deliver a superior anti-inflammatory response, Morinda, also known as noni, is a wonder fruit that is said to balance blood sugar, increase immunity, promote cellular repair and fight parasitic, bacterial, fungal, and histamine invaders. Clean and clear, delivered.  

The OG adaptogen and an herbal wake up call, Rhodiola sharpens focus and lifts us from a state of sluggishness. This traditional Taoist herb improves the brain’s ability to absorb oxygen, leading to mental clarity, creativity and stamina. The discovery of Rhodiola’s complex genetic structure and ability to adjust to the needs of the body’s circadian rhythms led Russian scientist Nicoli Lazarev to create the term “adaptogen” in 1948. Sometimes called “arctic root”, Rhodiola has a long history of medicinal use, being mentioned by the Greek physician Dioscorides as far back as the first century AD. Rhodiola was even taken by Russian cosmonauts in preparation for their journey to space. Oxygenate, stimulate, and feed your brain with this vibrant tonic.

The most studied natural substance on earth, Reishi is known as the “Queen Healer." This potent mushroom is said to be capable of helping the body speedily overcome any health challenges it may encounter, while improving its ability to modulate stress. Antioxidant rich and immune boosting, reishi promotes inner and outer beauty by reducing dermal oxidation, the process that produces signs of aging. Revered as a “bridge between heaven and earth,” reishi radiates cosmic calm. Promoting transcendence, balance and inner strength, Reishi is a great partner in meditation or any contemplative morning ritual.

Known as the “Longevity Fruit,” naturally sweet Luo Han Guo has recently gained popularity in the West as a healthy sweetener. Luo Han Guo earned its nickname because China’s Guangxi Province, where it is grown, has a high number of residents that live past the age of 100. Often called “Buddha fruit” or “Monk fruit,” Luo Han Guo was first mentioned in the records of the 13th century Chinese monks who discovered it. Three hundred times sweeter than sugar, it boasts high levels of antioxidants and, it is said, the ability to balance blood sugar and protect the cardiovascular system. Luo han guo is also known to relieve sore throats, assist digestion, relieve allergies, improve respiration and bolster the immunity.

Codonopsis has been used to treat infections, boost the immune system, increase digestive fire, balance blood sugar and promote circulation. And like any good adaptogen, it addresses adrenal fatigue to relieve the body of stress and chronic exhaustion. Codonopsis is also said to improve brain function. Think and be well.

The OG adaptogen and an herbal wake up call, Rhodiola sharpens focus and lifts us from a state of sluggishness. This traditional Taoist herb improves the brain’s ability to absorb oxygen, leading to mental clarity, creativity and stamina. The discovery of Rhodiola’s complex genetic structure and ability to adjust to the needs of the body’s circadian rhythms led Russian scientist Nicoli Lazarev to create the term “adaptogen” in 1948. Sometimes called “arctic root”, Rhodiola has a long history of medicinal use, being mentioned by the Greek physician Dioscorides as far back as the first century AD. Rhodiola was even taken by Russian cosmonauts in preparation for their journey to space. Oxygenate, stimulate, and feed your brain with this vibrant tonic.

Used for centuries in Traditional Chinese Medicine, this flowering plant contains iridoid glycodides, compounds said to slow the process of aging and support the health of the blood and liver. And the list goes on. Ripe with antioxidants, Rehmannia assists with immune response and lessens the symptoms of allergies, skin irritations and illness. It supports cognitive function over time, fortifies bones, balances menstrual health, regulates blood sugar levels and promotes the elasticity of skin and hair. Rehmannia is particularly helpful to the pituitary and adrenal glands, working its adaptogenic magic to protect the body during times of stress.

The most studied natural substance on earth, Reishi is known as the “Queen Healer." This potent mushroom is said to be capable of helping the body speedily overcome any health challenges it may encounter, while improving its ability to modulate stress. Antioxidant rich and immune boosting, reishi promotes inner and outer beauty by reducing dermal oxidation, the process that produces signs of aging. Revered as a “bridge between heaven and earth,” reishi radiates cosmic calm. Promoting transcendence, balance and inner strength, Reishi is a great partner in midday meditation.

Packed with Vitamin C and all eight animo acids, the mighty Goji berry packs a nutritional, longevity boosting punch.

Known as the “Longevity Fruit,” naturally sweet Luo Han Guo has recently gained popularity in the West as a healthy sweetener. Luo Han Guo earned its nickname because China’s Guangxi Province, where it is grown, has a high number of residents that live past the age of 100. Often called “Buddha fruit” or “Monk fruit,” Luo Han Guo was first mentioned in the records of the 13th century Chinese monks who discovered it. Three hundred times sweeter than sugar, it boasts high levels of antioxidants and, it is said, the ability to balance blood sugar and protect the cardiovascular system. Luo han guo is also known to relieve sore throats, assist digestion, relieve allergies, improve respiration and bolster the immunity.

Pearl powder is a centuries old beautifying antioxidant filled with enzymes, biocompatible minerals and amino acids that amplify your beauty from the inside out. This dynamic adaptogen delivers dozens of essential trace minerals into the bloodstream and aids in cell building. Pearl’s mucopolysaccharides mimic collagen to promote skin elasticity and tone, while calming the heart and soothing the spirit. Let the power of pearl support longevity and enhance your glow for supreme radiance.

Spirit Poria is an ancient fungus that grows on the roots of old pine trees. It is known to develop the spirit, calm the mind and center the heart. By balancing emotions, Spirit Poria makes room for clarity and authenticity.

Beautiful Albizzia flowers grow on tropical trees, known as “The Tree of Happiness.” Albizzia is known to relieve stress, anxiety, sleep disorders and depression. Its blooms are also said to promote circulation, support the immune system, balance digestion, aid the respiratory system, combat inflammation and reduce signs of aging.

These antioxidant packed flowers have been used for centuries in Traditional Chinese Medicine to combat bacterial overgrowth and ease inflammation and respiratory problems. Chinese Skullcap relieves tension and anxiety, making it the star of any bedtime potion.

Polygnonum has been used for centuries as an immune boosting powerhouse. But moreover, it is said to tackle sleep disorders and relieve insomnia. A massage to the nervous system, it guides us gently to our best night’s sleep.

Known as the “Longevity Fruit,” naturally sweet Luo Han Guo has recently gained popularity in the West as a healthy sweetener. Luo Han Guo earned its nickname because China’s Guangxi Province, where it is grown, has a high number of residents that live past the age of 100. Often called “Buddha fruit” or “Monk fruit,” Luo Han Guo was first mentioned in the records of the 13th century Chinese monks who discovered it. Three hundred times sweeter than sugar, it boasts high levels of antioxidants and, it is said, the ability to balance blood sugar and protect the cardiovascular system. Luo han guo is also known to relieve sore throats, assist digestion, relieve allergies, improve respiration and bolster the immunity.