This gentle combination of Valerian and Feverfew is based on several studies showing these two herbs to be extremely effective in preventing and treating Migraine. Valerion is also well-known for its non-addictive sedating and tranquilising actions and is also highly recommended in cases of restlessness, sleeplessness, menopause and premenstrual syndrome.

Anti-inflammatory properties. Used as an emulcent and expectorant. Properties as a mild sedative and anti-depressant. High content of Vitamin E.

Also used as a diuretic.

Combats arthritis. Antibiotic properties. Anti-inflammatory properties. Also used as an expectorant. Beneficial against respiratory and urinary ailments. May alleviate anxiety and tension. Combats asthma. 

Helpful against cell degeneration, tuberculosis, flu, diabetes and chronic fatigue. It has a calming effect on the central nervous system. It also stimulates the immune system. Has more than 18 (eighteen) secondary metabolites.

Alleviates rheumatism, arthritis and gout due to its ability to help alkalize the body. May be used as an urinary antiseptic.

May alleviate high blood pressure and acts as a nerve tonic. Reduces acidity in the body.

May assist with chest ailments, asthma and bronchitis.

Acts as a diuretic.

Improves the function of the kidneys.

Relaxing herb that combats flatulent nervous dyspepsia. Combats gastritis, diarrhoea and travel sickness. May alleviate mild anxiety and headaches.

Calms hyperactive children. Assist with insomnia.

Anti-inflammatory properties may help alleviate rheumatism and arthritis and painful swellings.

May help for menstrual pains and inflammation of the testicles.

Carminative, eases indigestion and gastritis and reduces flatulence and dyspeptic pain.

General tonic.  Stimulates nervous and immune system.  Increases general stamina and strength.  May be useful for conditions such as hypertension, hypotention and neurosis. May act as an aphrodisiac.  Beneficial in the treatment of irregular hormonal secretion.  Protects against the effects of radiation exposure.  May lower blood sugar.  May be beneficial in treating irritability, insomnia and mild depression.

Warning:  Do not use in conjunction with anti-depressants or stimulants including caffeine.  May interfere with cardiac medication.

A calming and sedative herb to the cental nervous system.

Combats insomnia and irritable bowel syndrome.

Eases tension and anxiety.

Increases appetite and improves digestion.

Also used for menstrual and menopausal problems.

Warning: Do not use when on depression medication. Some people may have skin allergy reactions to hops.

Symptomatic treatment of asthma, bronchitis and pertussis.

For stop-smoking, it lessens the symptom of nicotine withdrawal.

Used for relaxation.

Warning: High doses can lower blood pressure and suppress breathing. 

Assists the body against restlessness, insomnia and intestinal complaints. 

Also shows anti-bacterial properties.

Active against bacteria, fungi and viruses (including herpes).

Relaxation and stress relief.

Eases spasm in the digestive tract.

Warning: Avoid when on thyroid medication because it inhibits the absorption of thyroid medication.

The main use of the herb is to treat nervous heart conditions.

May be supportive in the tratment of thyroid hyperactivity.