Crataegus Oxyacantha (Hawthorn)

Hawthorn was regarded as a valuable heart remedy as far back as the Middle Ages. Hawthorn stimulates blood circulation and can therefore be good for the heart and for the preservation of a healthy blood pressure.

Viscum Album (Mistletoe)

Mistletoe is well known as it plays a part in Christmas festivities. But it is also used medicinally as it can help in lowering blood pressure.

Aven Sativa (Oat)

Oat stimulates a feeling of peace and can have a positive effect on your sleep. Oat is known for its edible uses, but because of its healing powers the flower as well as the hay is used in pharmaceutical practices. Oats are one of the best sources of inositol, which is important for maintaining blood cholesterol levels.

Humulus Lupulus (Hop)

Hop is used medicinally and has a relaxing effect. It also helps with complaints caused by menopause and relaxes the nerves. Hop also helps with getting a good night rest.

Tilia Tomentosa (Silver Lime)

Tilia Tomentosa is native to southeastern Europe. It relaxes and offers rest when one experiences mental pressure or stress.

Olea Europea (Olive blossom remedy)

Olive is a species of a small tree native to the coastal areas of the eastern Mediterranean region. Its fruit, the olive, is used both in cooking and as well as medicinally. It is rich in vitamin E and is believed to lower cholesterol levels in the body. But the Olive blossom also revives and replaces lost energy.

Honey

For centuries honey has been used as an antiseptic, for external and internal conditions. Due to the active antibiotic properties in unpasteurized honey, it works antibacterial. It also has a sedative effect so that it stimulates the readiness to sleep.