Gaia Herbs | plant intelligence

Webinars & Events

  • Alternative-Botanical-Low-Mood-Support-Strategies-and-Considerations
    DEC 8
    Alternative Botanical Low Mood Support - Strategies and Considerations*

    Globally, approximately 280 million people suffer from mood issues, and some… Read more

All Eventsbtn-prevbtn-next
Meet Your Herbs

Trace the purity, integrity, and potency of your herbs.

We’ve developed an industry-first traceability program called Meet Your Herbs that supports our principles of purity, integrity, and potency so you can view the full history of every herb in your Professional Solutions® products.

Enter id # to view the full history of every herb in your Gaia Herbs product
or learn more about Meet Your Herbs.

Our Farm

No other herbal manufacturer puts more funding back into research and development of the future of herbal medicine and organic farming.

Learn more

Our Advisory Board

Professional Background: Dr. Beverly Yates, ND is a California licensed doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and a 1994 graduate of the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR. She is also a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she… Continue

Botanical Protocol Manual
Comprehensive herbal material medica organized by organ system

Webinars
Live and on demand webinars presented by our Scientific Advisory Board and other expert lecturers

White papers
The use of herbs for various conditions, written by our Scientific Advisory Board and other botanical experts

Research reviews
Papers describing various uses of herbs based on clinical research and traditional botanical concepts

Herb Med Pro
An interactive, electronic herbal database of evidence based scientific information

 
Ecologically Harvested is a term that describes all herbs sold by Gaia Herbs that are not Certified Organic. Ecologically Harvested herbs include herbs that are harvested in their natural habitat, (i.e., wild harvested) according to specific guidelines for harvesting these herbs (i.e., away from roads and industry, as well as guidelines to avoid overharvesting). Our term, Ecologically Harvested, also includes herbs that are grown in managed woodland areas, fields designated for specific herbs, and herbs that are grown by indigenous growers, such as Kava Kava. All Ecologically Harvested herbs pass pesticide and heavy metal testing as well as microbial testing, prior to release.