Herbs & Botanicals
Plant extracts, powders, and oils provide diverse alkaloids, polyphenols, terpenes, saponins, and fibers traditionally used across digestive, cognitive, metabolic, respiratory, and reproductive-health contexts.
Narrow by ingredient, form, or use.
Each group keeps closely related formulations together so strengths and forms are easier to compare.
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21 products
Adaptogens & Ginseng
Ashwagandha, Asian and American ginseng, eleuthero, rhodiola, tulsi, and maca are traditionally used for stress resilience or fatigue; evidence varies by species and preparation.
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9 products
Bacopa, Gotu Kola & Ginkgo
Bacopa supplies bacosides, ginkgo flavone glycosides and terpene lactones, and gotu kola triterpenes; each is studied for cognitive or circulatory functions with preparation-specific evidence.
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6 products
Beetroot & Tart Cherry
Beetroot supplies dietary nitrate linked to nitric-oxide production, while tart cherry provides anthocyanins studied in exercise recovery, soreness, sleep, and inflammatory pathways.
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18 products
Berberine & Botanical Metabolic Support
Berberine, bitter melon, cinnamon, gymnema, banaba, and mulberry contain distinct alkaloids and polyphenols studied for glucose and lipid metabolism, with ingredient-specific human evidence.
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15 products
Botanical Oils, Garlic & Oregano
Garlic, olive leaf, oregano oil, and black seed oil provide organosulfur compounds, oleuropein, carvacrol, or thymoquinone studied across microbial, inflammatory, and cardiometabolic pathways.
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24 products
Calming & Sleep Herbs
Chamomile, valerian, passionflower, lemon balm, lavender, hops, skullcap, and saffron contain different phytochemicals traditionally used for relaxation, sleep quality, or mood; evidence is ingredient-specific.
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6 products
Cranberry & D-Mannose
Cranberry proanthocyanidins and the simple sugar D-mannose are studied separately for effects on bacterial attachment within the urinary tract; clinical findings differ between them.
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6 products
Elderberry & Echinacea
Elderberry anthocyanins and echinacea preparations are commonly used during respiratory infections, although clinical evidence for shortening or reducing symptoms remains inconsistent.
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12 products
Green Tea & Caffeinated Herbs
Green tea, green coffee, guarana, and yerba mate contain differing caffeine and polyphenol profiles. Caffeine can improve alertness, while other proposed metabolic effects remain extract-specific.
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12 products
Men's Botanical Supplements
Tongkat ali, fenugreek, tribulus, and shilajit are used in vitality and performance formulations; their saponins, minerals, and other constituents have limited, preparation-specific human evidence.
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12 products
Milk Thistle & Liver Herbs
Milk thistle supplies silymarin, while artichoke, dandelion, and burdock provide different bitter and polyphenolic compounds used in digestive and liver-health traditions; clinical evidence remains mixed.
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15 products
Nettle & Prostate Botanicals
Includes saw palmetto, pygeum, pumpkin seed, and nettle root used in urinary-health formulations, plus stinging-nettle leaf, a distinct preparation with different traditional uses.
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27 products
Polyphenols & Bioflavonoids
Pomegranate, grape seed, citrus flavonoids, quercetin, rutin, rosemary, bilberry, and bergamot provide structurally diverse polyphenols involved in redox balance, vascular signaling, and plant defense.
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9 products
Soothing Digestive Herbs
Slippery elm and marshmallow root supply water-binding mucilage, while deglycyrrhizinated licorice provides licorice constituents used for throat and upper-digestive comfort.
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9 products
St. John’s Wort, Schisandra & Astragalus
Includes St. John’s wort, studied for mild-to-moderate depression but notable for major drug interactions, plus schisandra and astragalus, traditionally used in stress- and immune-related contexts.
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18 products
Turmeric, Ginger & Joint Botanicals
Curcumin-rich turmeric, ginger, boswellia, devil’s claw, white willow, and cat’s claw contain different anti-inflammatory or salicylate-related compounds studied for joint discomfort and mobility.
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15 products
Women's Botanical Supplements
Black cohosh, red clover, vitex, soy isoflavones, and dong quai are used for menopausal or menstrual concerns through distinct hormonal and nonhormonal pathways; evidence varies.
