Your essential, effective tonic for a balanced immune system.
Are you always catching someone else's cold or hyper-reactive during allergy season? It's more than likely your immune system is not functioning at its best.
Pair our Immune Tonic+ Advanced™ which supports your immune function and energy levels with our Organic Greens Superpowder+™, a super tasty, ultra-potent greens powder that not only fills the gaps in your daily vegetable intake, but also supports a healthy gut microflora and digestive system.
Take one capsule, twice daily, or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.
Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen, or change unexpectedly, talk to your healthcare professional.
Astragalus is a perennial plant in the Fabaceae family native to China, Mongolia and North Korea. This sun-loving herb grows on mountainsides and in grassy areas, and when grown for cultivation, are harvested after four to five years. Its yellow roots, which is the part of the plant most commonly used for medicinal purposes, are then dried in the sun before being distributed.
The herb was first recorded in the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) classic Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (The Divine Farmer’s Materia Medica Classic), which is the foundation of TCM. Within the text, herbs were arranged by type of materials (e.g. herb, tree), then graded according to potency. Astragalus was listed in the highest class, and was commonly made into tea or soups.
Traditional Uses in Western Herbal Medicine
· Support the immune system to fight illness
· Maintain healthy immune system function
· As an adaptogen to help the body adapt to stress
· Maintain general health and wellbeing
Scientific Name
Astragalus membranaceus
Sourced From
Gansu province, Inner Mongolia
Part of Plant Used
Root, extract
Siberian ginseng, also known as Eleuthero, is a small, woody shrub. Don’t confuse this with American ginseng or Asian ginseng – although they have similar uses and benefits, Siberian ginseng is completely different with different active chemical components. The herb was used in Eastern Europe as a folk remedy for centuries, but its medicinal uses were only popularised in the late 1940s when Asian ginseng became scarce due to overharvesting. Russian scientists began looking for a substitute with similar therapeutic effects, leading them to Siberian ginseng.
Traditional Uses in Western Herbal Medicine
· Maintain healthy immune system function
· Assist with recovery from illness
· Help the body adapt to stress
· Support mental concentration, focus and clarify
· Support cognitive function
· Maintain nervous system health
· Relieve tiredness and fatigue
· As a restorative tonic
Scientific Name
Eleutherococcus senticosus
Sourced From
Helongjiang, China
Part of Plant Used
Root, extract
Quercetin is a natural pigment belonging to a group of plant compounds called flavonoids that give many fruits, vegetables and grains their colour. It is one of the most abundant antioxidants and plays an important role in neutralising free radicals as well as reducing damage from free radicals. Quercetin can also support a healthy cardiovascular system and support healthy blood circulation.
Therapeutic Uses
· As an antioxidant
· Reduce free radicals formed in the body
· Decrease free radical damage to body cells
· Support cardiovascular system health
· Maintain healthy blood circulation
Sourced From
Sichuan province in China. Produced from a cultivated source of Sophora japorica (Japanese Pagoda tree).
Also known as the “sunshine vitamin”, Vitamin D3 is what is produced when your skin is exposed to sunlight. Unfortunately, many of us just don’t get enough healthy sun exposure and therefore may not get the recommended amounts of Vitamin D3.
While the Vitamin D3 in most supplements are derived from lanolin found in sheep's wool (which incidentally increases the risk of residual pesticides and sheep dip), we use Vitamin D3 that is produced from a source of 100% non-GMO algae, making it vegan-approved.
Therapeutic Uses
· Support healthy immune system function
· Maintain general health and wellbeing
· Maintain muscle health
· Support neuromuscular function
· Support the absorption of dietary calcium and phosphorus
