By Action / Expectorant

Mullein is used primarily as an expectorant to clear lung congestion and suppress spasmodic coughs. It also contains mucilage which will help so...

A divine blend of sacred smoking herbs to bring you into a state of Shamanic Bliss.

As its name indicates, Horny Goat Weed is most renowned for its use as an aphrodisiac. According to legend, this property was discovered by a go...

Marshmallow is a wonderful demulcent herb which soothes and protects irritated and inflamed tissue, due to its high content of mucilage. It is u...

The name of this herb means ‘cough stopper’ and has been used for that very reason for millennia. Coltsfoot clears mucous from the lun...

This is one of the most widely used herbs in western, Chinese and Ayurvedic herbalism. It works strongly on the endocrine/hormonal system, makin...

This delicious blend of herbs have been spiced up to give a flavoursome taste of India. Very popular amongst those who enjoy Indian Bidis and the I...

Lobelia is also known as 'Indian Tobacco' as many native North American tribes traditionally used it as a smoking herb, and alternative to tobacco ...

This old European herb was prescribed for colds and flu, and is renown for its wound healing and coagulant properties.

Red clover is considered an alterative, helping gradually restore proper bodily functions. Sometimes referred to as a blood cleanser, it assists...

Botanical name: Inula helenium. Elecampane is a powerful lung herb, with a long tradition of European use. Great for chest and throat infections, a...

Horny Goat Weed - Epimedium sagittatum Documented as being useful to support libido, euphoria, increased sexual sensitivity, and as an overall tonic.

Potent blend of herbs that is a great tobacco replacement.

Speedwell herb is native to Europe, where it has a long history of use as an expectorant and to treat sore throats and stomach complaints.

Formula to support bodily functions unique to males, including symptoms relating to changes in hormones.

Formula to assist with the digestive process.