How It Works

Capsicum

One of the hottest spices, capsicum has a warming strength that stimulates digestion and enhances blood flow, thus promoting healthy circulation of the blood. Best-known for its ability to stimulate circulatory activity, capsicum supports healthy blood pressure, strengthens the heart, and helps promote blood flow in the extremities. Capsicum also provides antioxidant and immune system benefits. In traditional herbal medicine, capsicum has been used throughout the ages for a variety of health concerns, including cough, toothache, throat soreness, intestinal parasites, joint discomfort, wound healing, poor appetite and sluggish digestion, to name just a few. Plus, capsicum is added to many herbal formulas as an effective catalyst to help the body transport and use the companion ingredients.

Garlic

Garlic is a natural immune booster and powerful antioxidant that supports the circulatory system. Garlic has also been used to help digestion. Garlic has been the subject of more than 1,000 clinical trials since at least the 1970s with most research focusing on the actions of garlic’s sulfur-containing compounds. One of these, allicin, is an active constituent that has demonstrated numerous health benefits for the immune and cardiovascular systems. The list of health concerns for which garlic has been used or may support is impressive and includes poor digestion, mood problems, immune system challenges, circulatory problems, and many more.

Parsley

Parsley is a rich source of nutrients, including numerous vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. For example, parsley contains vitamins A and C which are essential for healthy immune system function. Parsley also contains potassium, which helps balance sodium levels, and manganese to help manage calcium levels and nourish the nerves. Parsley contains a lot of chlorophyll too, which acts as a natural deodorizer. Centuries of folk use teach us that parsley was employed for urinary and kidney support, detoxification and more.