Brain, Mind & Sleep

Introduction

Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaf / seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil / flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Dill is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil / flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Dill is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Brahmi is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Brahmi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Brahmi Oil (Bacopa monnieri) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the whole herb of the plant and is associated with bacosides (infused) as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Brahmi Oil is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its bacosides (infused). Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Brahmi Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus deodara) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the wood of the plant and is associated with cedrol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cedarwood Oil is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its cedrol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cedarwood Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Devdaru Oil (Cedrus deodara) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the wood of the plant and is associated with himachalene / cedrol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Devdaru Oil is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its himachalene / cedrol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Devdaru Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Jyotishmati (Celastrus paniculatus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the ripe fruits of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Jyotishmati is traditionally used to ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Jyotishmati is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Gotukola (Centella asiatica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with asiaticosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Gotukola is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its asiaticosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Gotukola is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Bergamot Oil (Citrus bergamia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the peel of the plant and is associated with limonene / linalyl acetate as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Bergamot Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene / linalyl acetate. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Bergamot Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mandarin Oil (Citrus reticulata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the peel of the plant and is associated with limonene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mandarin Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mandarin Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Shankhpushpi (Convolvulus pluricaulis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Shankhpushpi is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Shankhpushpi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lemon Grass (Cymbopogon citratus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with citral / volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lemon Grass is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its citral / volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lemon Grass is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon citratus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with citral as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lemongrass Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its citral. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lemongrass Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Citronella Oil (Cymbopogon nardus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with citronellal / geraniol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Citronella Oil is traditionally used to help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its citronellal / geraniol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Citronella Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Bhringraj Oil (Eclipta prostrata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the whole herb of the plant and is associated with wedelolactone (infused) as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Bhringraj Oil is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its wedelolactone (infused). Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Bhringraj Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Shankhpushpi (Evolvulus alsinoides) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the plant of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Shankhpushpi is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Shankhpushpi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ginkgo biloba P.E. (Ginkgo biloba) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with flavone glycosides / terpene lactones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ginkgo biloba P.E. is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its flavone glycosides / terpene lactones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ginkgo biloba P.E. is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Khurasani Ajwain (Hyoscyamus niger) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Khurasani Ajwain is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Khurasani Ajwain is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with hypericin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, St. John's Wort is traditionally used to support general health and wellbeing. This activity is attributed largely to its hypericin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

St. John's Wort is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Jasmine Oil (Jasminum grandiflorum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the flower of the plant and is associated with benzyl acetate / linalool as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Jasmine Oil is traditionally used to support reproductive health, stamina and vitality, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its benzyl acetate / linalool. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Jasmine Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Walnut Oil (Juglans regia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the kernel of the plant and is associated with omega-3 / fatty acids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Walnut Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its omega-3 / fatty acids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Walnut Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lavender Oil (Lavandula angustifolia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the flower of the plant and is associated with linalool / linalyl acetate as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lavender Oil is traditionally used to help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its linalool / linalyl acetate. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lavender Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Flax Seed Oil (Linum usitatissimum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with omega-3 (ala) as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Flax Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its omega-3 (ala). Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Flax Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the flower of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chamomile is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chamomile is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chamomile Oil (Matricaria chamomilla) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the flower of the plant and is associated with bisabolol / chamazulene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chamomile Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its bisabolol / chamazulene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chamomile Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Spearmint Oil (Mentha spicata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with carvone as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Spearmint Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support female hormonal and uterine health. This activity is attributed largely to its carvone. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Spearmint Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lajwanti (Mimosa pudica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaves of the plant and is associated with mimosine as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lajwanti is traditionally used to support and help protect the liver. This activity is attributed largely to its mimosine. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lajwanti is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kanwach (Mucuna pruriens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with l-dopa as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kanwach is traditionally used to support reproductive health, stamina and vitality, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its l-dopa. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kanwach is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nutmeg Oil (Myristica fragrans) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with myristicin / sabinene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nutmeg Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its myristicin / sabinene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nutmeg Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Basil Oil (Tulsi) (Ocimum basilicum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with eugenol / linalool as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Basil Oil (Tulsi) is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its eugenol / linalool. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Basil Oil (Tulsi) is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Holy basil Extract (Ocimum sanctum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with ursolic acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Holy basil Extract is traditionally used to help balance and strengthen the immune response and adapt to stress, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its ursolic acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Holy basil Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Panax Ginseng P.E. (Panax ginseng) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with ginsenosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Panax Ginseng P.E. is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help balance and strengthen the immune response and adapt to stress, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its ginsenosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Panax Ginseng P.E. is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Passion Fruit (Passiflora edulis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with polyphenols / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Passion Fruit is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Passion Fruit is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with flavones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Passion Flower is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its flavones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Passion Flower is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Geranium Oil (Pelargonium graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf / flower of the plant and is associated with citronellol / geraniol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Geranium Oil is traditionally used to help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support female hormonal and uterine health. This activity is attributed largely to its citronellol / geraniol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Geranium Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Patchouli Oil (Pogostemon cablin) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with patchoulol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Patchouli Oil is traditionally used to help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its patchoulol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Patchouli Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Rosemary Extract (Rosmarinus officinalis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with carnosic acid / tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Rosemary Extract is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its carnosic acid / tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Rosemary Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Rosemary Oil (Salvia rosmarinus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with 1,8-cineole / camphor as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Rosemary Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its 1,8-cineole / camphor. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Rosemary Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Clary Sage Oil (Salvia sclarea) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the flowering tops of the plant and is associated with linalyl acetate / sclareol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Clary Sage Oil is traditionally used to support female hormonal and uterine health, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its linalyl acetate / sclareol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Clary Sage Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with anthocyanins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Blueberry is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its anthocyanins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Blueberry is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Valerian (Valeriana wallichii) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the roots of the plant and is associated with valeric acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Valerian is traditionally used to calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its valeric acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Valerian is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Vetiver Oil (Vetiveria zizanioides) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This oil is obtained from the root of the plant and is associated with khusimol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Vetiver Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its khusimol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Vetiver Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with withanolides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ashwagandha is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help balance and strengthen the immune response and adapt to stress, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its withanolides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ashwagandha is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ber (Ziziphus jujuba) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to brain, mood and restful sleep. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ber is traditionally used to ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ber is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.