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Botanical herbs are essentially just plants: leaves, roots, flowers, sometimes even seeds, that have long been used in various rituals, for relaxation, or to add a little extra spark to a busy day. Many people turn to them when they want to make their lives a bit more natural. Perhaps you recognize this: you want to try something that doesn’t come from a factory, but simply from nature.
In this category, you’ll generally find three groups:
Our assortment has been built up over the years through much experimentation, listening to customer experiences, and critically evaluating origin and quality. Not everything that is “natural” is automatically a good idea, so we prefer to be a bit selective rather than just putting everything in the shop.
Under aphrodisiac herbs fall herbs that have long been associated with zest for life, energy, and sensuality. Don’t immediately think of miracle cures, but rather a subtle push in the right direction. People use these herbs, for example:
Names you often encounter are maca, damiana, muira puama, and ginseng. Maca, for example, is often added to smoothies, while damiana more often ends up in tea or a blend. We see that many people first try one herb gently, in a low amount, before stacking or combining. That might sound boring, but in practice, it simply works best.
Dreamherbs are herbs primarily used around bedtime or during meditation. Not everyone immediately gets lucid dreams from them, and that’s not necessarily the goal. Broadly speaking, they are chosen for:
A pattern we often hear back: people take a dream herb about forty-five minutes before going to bed, sometimes along with a small ritual (dimming lights, putting away screens, having tea), and then notice that they remember their dreams better. Not every night, not always spectacular, but just enough to keep experimenting with it. Beginners usually choose a milder type and only later experiment with stronger variants once they know how their body reacts.
Kratom comes from a tree that grows in Southeast Asia. There, the leaf was traditionally chewed by people who worked long days, for example, in agriculture. Nowadays, people use kratom in powder or extract form, usually consumed in a drink or capsule.
Roughly speaking, you hear two main trends:
The well-known colors are:
In conversations with customers, it’s noticeable that many people start with Green Vein, precisely because it’s a bit of “a bit of everything.” They take a low amount, see a few times how that works out on different days, and only then decide if they want to adjust anything. It might sound a bit cautious, but especially with kratom, that’s an approach we also support.
Would you like to explore more herbs and natural remedies to find what works for you? You can find our complete selection here.
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