cordyceps mushrooms

often called the "mushroom of the body," this fungi favorite has a long history linked to movement, mojo, and feeling your best. it’s been celebrated for generations as a natural way to keep things flowing—inside and out.*

ashwagandha root

ashwagandha root has been turning down the stress and turning up the vibes for centuries. known in traditional practices for its calming reputation, it’s often been linked to feeling more relaxed, more connected, and a little more in the mood.*

maca root

maca root is a hardy plant from the peruvian andes, used for centuries in traditional herbal practices. long valued for supporting energy and vitality, it’s been a go-to wellness staple for generations.*

tributes

this spiky little plant has a long history of being linked to passion and performance. traditionally used to fuel fire and confidence, tribulus has been a favorite in the bedroom—and the gym—for generations.*

h-goat weed//

it might have a playful name, but it’s got serious roots—literally. native to parts of asia and the mediterranean, this leafy plant has been a staple in traditional herbal practices for centuries. known for supporting vitality and overall well-being, it contains naturally occurring compounds like flavonoids and icariin, which have helped earn its long-standing reputation in wellness circles.*

damiana

with roots in ancient love potions, damiana has long been associated with relaxation and romantic energy. it’s the kind of herb that’s been whispered about for centuries in tales of connection and desire.*

ceylon cinnamon

sweet, warm, and a little seductive, ceylon cinnamon is beloved not just for its flavor, but for the cozy, feel-good vibe it brings with it.*