Bacopa Monnieri Tonic
Support your mind with one of the most respected herbs in traditional herbal medicine. Our Bacopa Monnieri Tonic is handcrafted with high-quality bacopa, an adaptogenic herb that has been used for centuries to support memory, focus, learning, and cognitive function. Today, bacopa is widely studied for its potential role in supporting attention and executive function, making it a popular choice for individuals seeking natural support for ADHD symptoms.
Bacopa works by supporting healthy brain function, helping promote mental clarity, concentration, and information retention while also encouraging a balanced response to everyday stress. Unlike stimulants, bacopa is traditionally used to nourish the nervous system over time, with benefits that build through consistent daily use.
Whether you're navigating a demanding workload, supporting your academic performance, or looking for a natural way to improve focus and attention, this small-batch tonic is designed to help your mind perform at its best.
Bacopa monnieri
Bacopa, Brahmi
Plantaginaceae

Parts Used
Dried root

Native To
India and Southeast Asia

Preparations
Decoction, fluid extract, infusion, powder, syrup, and tincture
Constituents
Primary Constituents | Other Constituents |
Therapeutic Action
Anxiolitic | Cerebral Tonic | Nervine |
Common Uses
ADHD in both children and adults
Alzheimer's (very limited research)
Memory & recall of information
Information Retention
Anxiety
Bio-markers of oxidative stress
Contraindications & Safety
Safety in pregnancy and lactation has not been conclusively studied
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Glycyrrhiza glabra
Licorice Root, sweetwood, sweet licorice, and liquorice
Fabaceae

Parts Used
Dried rhizome and root

Native To
Southern Europe & Central Asia

Preparations
Decoction, fluid extract, infusion, powder, syrup, and tincture
Constituents
Primary Constituents | Other |
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Therapeutic Action
adrenal tonic | analgesic | alterative | anti-adipogenic |
antibacterial | anticancer | anticonvulsant | antidiabetic |
antifungal | anti-inflammatory | antimicrobial | antioxidant |
antirheumatic | antiviral | aperient | cardioprotective |
chemopreventative | demulcent | diuretic | emmenagogue |
estrogenic | expectorant | emollient | hepatic |
hepatoprotective | hypoglycemic | hypertensive | laxative |
nootropic | pancreatic | stomachic |
Common Uses
Coughs, colds, & bronchitis
Tooth decay & gum disease
Gastric/duodenal ulcer
Constipation (especially in children)
Estrogen balance
Contraindications & Safety
Do not consume if diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension*, liver disorders, kidney insufficiency, cardiovascular disease, hypoglycemia, or hypokalemia.
Excessive doses can deplete potassium and cause sodium retention.
Do not use if pregnant or nursing.
May interfere with hypoglycemic or hormone therapy.
*New research shows that an alcoholic tincture may be supportive of heart conditions, but other preparations should be avoided.
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Zingiber officinale
Ginger, jiang (Chinese), black ginger, cochin ginger
Zingiberaceae

Parts Used
Root and rhizome

Native To
Asia and Africa

Preparations
Essential oil, fluid extract, fresh juice, infusion, powder, and tincture
Constituents
Primary Constituents | Other Constituents |
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Therapeutic Action
adjuvant | anthelmintic | hypoglycemic | sialogogue |
analgesic | antispasmodic | hypocholesterolemic | stimulant |
antibiotic | aromatic | hypotensive | stomachic |
antiemetic | carminative | gastroprotective | tonic |
antifungal (weak) | corrective | hepatoprotective | |
anti-inflammatory | diaphoretic | hypoglycemic | |
antiparasitic | emmenagogue | hypocholesterolemic | |
antiplatelet | expectorant | hypotensive | |
antipyretic | gastroprotective | nervine | |
antitussive | hepatoprotective | rubefacient |
Common Uses
Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation)
Lack of appetite
High cholesterol
Circulation issues
Digestive tonic (constipation, flatulence, diarrhea, nausea)
Headaches
Inflammation
Sore throat/colds
Contraindications & Safety
Conflicting reports in safety during pregnancy
Possible interactions with Warfarin, insulin medications, and medications that work with calcium blockers
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For educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
