whole-heart + circulatory support
heart medicine can tend the heart in many ways.
some plants tend its electrical system—the way the heart conducts energy + maintains rhythm. some nourish the musculature of the heart itself. some nutrify & cleanse the blood—the nourishment + energy circulating throughout the body. others work within the emotional + energetic heart.
and some heart medicines move between these places, reminding us that they were never entirely separate.
grace + strength brings together plants that tend these many expressions of the heart.
hawthorn + motherwort tend the electrical + muscular heart. motherwort—Leonurus cardiaca, lion-hearted—is an embodiment of strength + resilience. profoundly bitter, she reminds the body that there is digestion to be done. although her digestive support is often secondary to her relationship with the cardiac + nervous systems, perhaps there is a sweeter teaching here too: tending the heart deeply + finding rest within is an essential first step in digesting our experience.
red clover is a deeply nourishing blood tonic, rich in minerals—tending the blood that carries nourishment + energy throughout the body.
hawthorn + rose grow wild in abundance on the land where this medicine is made. together, they offer a teaching that felt safety is intrinsic to tending the heart.
hawthorn supports the strength of the heart's contractions + the body's response to pressure. its teaching feels similarly relational: when we are well resourced, we have greater capacity to respond to our environment.
rose reminds us that neither a flower nor a heart can be forced to open. opening happens in relationship with the conditions around us.
schisandra carries all five flavors—sweet, sour, bitter, salty + pungent—an expression of wholeness + balance, while rose offers her teachings of tenderness, boundaries + opening.
ginger brings warmth + movement, supporting circulation throughout the body.
together, these plants tend the heart as muscle, rhythm, circulation + energetic center—reminding us that grace + strength are not opposites. strength creates the conditions for softness. boundaries create the conditions for opening. and when the heart is well resourced, it has greater capacity to meet + respond to life.
heart tending • circulation • nourishment • resilience • felt safety • emotional support
within
schisandra • rose • motherwort • hawthorn • red clover • ginger
extracted in
organic cane alcohol + alkaline water
a note on working with this blend
hawthorn may interact with some heart + blood pressure medications. red clover may not be appropriate alongside anticoagulants or with hormone-sensitive conditions without practitioner guidance. motherwort is not recommended during pregnancy and may interact with thyroid medication.
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.
whole-heart + circulatory support
heart medicine can tend the heart in many ways.
some plants tend its electrical system—the way the heart conducts energy + maintains rhythm. some nourish the musculature of the heart itself. some nutrify & cleanse the blood—the nourishment + energy circulating throughout the body. others work within the emotional + energetic heart.
and some heart medicines move between these places, reminding us that they were never entirely separate.
grace + strength brings together plants that tend these many expressions of the heart.
hawthorn + motherwort tend the electrical + muscular heart. motherwort—Leonurus cardiaca, lion-hearted—is an embodiment of strength + resilience. profoundly bitter, she reminds the body that there is digestion to be done. although her digestive support is often secondary to her relationship with the cardiac + nervous systems, perhaps there is a sweeter teaching here too: tending the heart deeply + finding rest within is an essential first step in digesting our experience.
red clover is a deeply nourishing blood tonic, rich in minerals—tending the blood that carries nourishment + energy throughout the body.
hawthorn + rose grow wild in abundance on the land where this medicine is made. together, they offer a teaching that felt safety is intrinsic to tending the heart.
hawthorn supports the strength of the heart's contractions + the body's response to pressure. its teaching feels similarly relational: when we are well resourced, we have greater capacity to respond to our environment.
rose reminds us that neither a flower nor a heart can be forced to open. opening happens in relationship with the conditions around us.
schisandra carries all five flavors—sweet, sour, bitter, salty + pungent—an expression of wholeness + balance, while rose offers her teachings of tenderness, boundaries + opening.
ginger brings warmth + movement, supporting circulation throughout the body.
together, these plants tend the heart as muscle, rhythm, circulation + energetic center—reminding us that grace + strength are not opposites. strength creates the conditions for softness. boundaries create the conditions for opening. and when the heart is well resourced, it has greater capacity to meet + respond to life.
heart tending • circulation • nourishment • resilience • felt safety • emotional support
within
schisandra • rose • motherwort • hawthorn • red clover • ginger
extracted in
organic cane alcohol + alkaline water
a note on working with this blend
hawthorn may interact with some heart + blood pressure medications. red clover may not be appropriate alongside anticoagulants or with hormone-sensitive conditions without practitioner guidance. motherwort is not recommended during pregnancy and may interact with thyroid medication.
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.
