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Gotu Kola 950mg 90 Vegetarian Capsules Nature’s Answer Kosher Pennywort

Gotu Kola 950mg 90 Vegetarian Capsules Nature’s Answer Kosher Serving size 2 Caps per 950mg Supplement Facts Attached Gotu Kola Herb (Centella Asiatica) also known as Indian pennywort, marsh penny, white rot, thick-leaved pennywort, hydrocotyle, Indian water navelwort, and talepetrako has been popular for years in India, Indonesia, China, and Sri Lanka.One of the most spiritual herbs in India, it is often used to enhance meditation and has been used for generations in the ancient Indian practice of Ayurveda.The Chinese believed that the Gotu Kola herb promoted longevity. In fact, the Chinese name for Gotu Kola means “fountain of youth.” In Sri Lanka, legend has it that elephants have long lives because they eat the Gotu Kola herb.The Gotu Kola herb is one of the largest cultivated crops. While it’s leafy greens are an important food source in Bangladesh, Thailand and Sri Lanka, it also has been internationally recognized within many countries’ pharmacopoeias since the late 1800s.Gotu Kola Herb Veggie Capsules can be consumed as leafy greens in salads, made into tea from the dried leaves, or made into herbal supplement capsules and liquid extracts.Nature’s Answer Gotu Kola Herb Veggie Capsules gives you all the benefits of this time-tested Botanical Energizer.* It’s super concentrated with each serving providing 950 mg of herb to promote healthy immune support, which is important to a healthy life.*

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Valerian Root 1500mg 90Caps Nature’s Answer

Valerian Root 1500mg 90Caps Nature’s Answer ***Serving size 3 Capsules per 1500mg*** If more than 2 bottles are purchased, I reserve a right to send in 180Cap increments.ex. 2X90 can be susbstituted with 1X180 Supplement Facts Attached Valerian grows all over Europe as well as in areas as diverse as the Andes and South Africa. In the US, valerian grows along the roadsides throughout New England. It is a tall gangly plant with white or pink flat top flower clusters. The knobby, entangled root is the part of the plant that is used as a remedy.* Few herbs have such a well established history of use in cultures throughout the world as valerian. In India, China, Europe and North America, native people have used it as tea for relaxation for many centuries. The name valerian is derived from the Latin root word meaning to be ‘in health’. The root has a strong, distinctive aromatic odor. Some people find it attractive and others offensive. The Greek physician Dioscorides wrote in the first century about this root, referring to it as Phu, which has the same root word as our expression, “pew!” Cats are extremely attracted to this plant, even more so than catnip. William Cullen, a famous 18th Century English physician, suggested that the quality of valerian found in apothecary shops could be tested by how cats reacted to it. Valerian preparations were listed as official drugs in the United States Pharmacopeia from 1820-1936 and in the National Formulary from 1942-1950, to promote a more tranquil sleep.* Over the past 30 years, over 200 scientific studies on the active chemical constituents of valerian have been published. Over 120 components have been identified from the root such as valepotriates and valerenic acids. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.