Nervous system herbs

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Many of these herbal compounds are known to reduce inflammation, while others improve communication between cells in the brain and the nervous system

Look no farther than Damiana’s botanical name, Turnera aphrodisiaca, for confirmation of its most celebrated action: as an aphrodisiac! More so, it is one of those herbs that provides awareness of being in our bodies and reminds us of the pleasure of being embodied. A gentle, tonic herb, Damiana is suitable for nearly everyone. It

Gotu Kola is an excellent CNS (central nervous system) herb, fantastic herb for skin problems exacerbated by stress, as well as a great blood mover (circulatory). Gotu Kola acts as a remedy during times of stress, for brain regeneration and CNS in general. It has been know to be a powerful spiritual herb in Ayurveda. Most people in the West would benefit from this herb, as our CNS’ are battered, and has reciprocal health benefits due to that relaxation with simultaneous stimulation. Could...

Here we bring to you a list of foods that will help you improve the functioning of your brain and nervous system, especially the gray matter.

Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora), or American Skullcap, is a beloved herb amongst Western herbalists and herbal medicine enthusiasts. In fact, herbalist 7Song calls it a “gateway herb” because of its ability to demonstrate to the general public just how powerful herbs can be. It boasts an undeniable effectiveness in reducing stress and nourishing the nervous system.

The Golden Gunn on Instagram: “Nervines. Nervines act on the nervous system and can be categorized into three groups. ▪️ 1. Nervine tonics (strengthen and restore nervous…”