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Vervain

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Description

Vervain is also known as American Vervain and Simpler’s Joy. This plant is in the Plant Family Verbenacea, but not to be confused with Lemon Verbena (Aloysia triphylla). These are two different plants only belonging to the same Plant Family. Vervain is indigenous to the United States growing naturally along roadsides and tall grassy fields flowering between June and September. It is a tall (3-4 feet), slender, elegant, perennial plant…

 

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Products Containing Vervain

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    HPA Axis: Sleep Cycle

    Nourishes the adrenals while you rest*

    As you sleep, your body repairs and restores itself. HPA Axis Sleep Cycle helps maintain the body’s systems that support a healthy response to stress.*

    Herbs:  Ashwagandha, Cinnamon, Cordyceps, Lemon Balm, Magnolia, Mimosa Tree Bark, Reishi, Vervain

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    Vitex Elixir

    Supports healthy female hormone levels*

    Vitex Elixir for Women supports the luteal phase, or latter part, of the menstrual cycle.* It contains herbs such as Chaste Tree Berry (also known as Vitex), Cramp Bark and Raspberry Leaf, which are traditionally used to support a normal menstrual cycle.* This formulation also helps maintain normal transition into menopause.*

    Herbs:  Chaste Tree, Cramp Bark, Dandelion Root, Elderberry Fruit Concentrate, Partridge, Prickly Ash, Red Raspberry, Vervain

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