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The use of plants as medicines predates written human history. Archaeological evidence indicates that humans were using medicinal plants during the Paleolithic period, approximately 60,000 years ago. Even other non-human primates are known to ingest medicinal plants...

Where to start in the wide world of herbalism. Most of us probably don’t think about the first time we were introduced to herbs. They are so ingrained into culinary culture that we grow up never questioning when we threw in a pinch of pepper, or a handful of...

Animal studies reveal ashwagandha has a thyroid hormone balancing effect* (*We do not support animal testing. We regret that animal models are still the only approved method for testing the efficacy of herbal treatments within the scientific community--grimly ironic...

"Preliminary studies indicate that the herb helps to reduce the negative effects of stress, slow tumour growth, treat anxiety and insomnia, and reduce cholesterol in addition to increasing sexual performance." - Herb Wisdom  

Studies have shown significant measures of strengthened immunity in rodents given ashwagandha. *We do not support animal testing. We regret that animal models are still the only approved method for testing the efficacy of herbal treatments...

A study found that Suma root extract significantly improved sexual performance and mounting frequency in

Research has shown Suma supports the endocrine system, has anti-cancer qualities, improves strength and exercise performance, is an adaptogen, oxygenates cells, and improves libido.  

Suma contains an abnormally huge amount of nutrients, minerals, phytochemicals, plant sterols, steroidal saponins, and vitamins.  

Suma is a rambling ground vine in the Amaranth family, indigenous to the rainforests of South America