Yerba mate' is an energizing herbal tea commonly drank in South America. It contains caffeine and other related stimulants but provides a much more natural energy than coffee and is easier on the stomach. Many users report a refreshing alertness that is contrasted with the jittery anxious feeling that many coffee drinkers experience. The tea also has a very organic taste that somewhat resembles green tea. An infusion of the leaves and twigs is made by soaking in hot water rather than boili...

Yerba mate' is an energizing herbal tea commonly drank in South America. It contains caffeine and other related stimulants but provides a much more natural energy than coffee and is easier on the stomach. Many users report a refreshing alertness that is contrasted with the jittery anxious feeling that many coffee drinkers experience. The tea also has a very organic taste that somewhat resembles green tea. An infusion of the leaves and twigs is made by soaking in hot water rather than boili...

Yerba mate' is an energizing herbal tea commonly drank in South America. It contains caffeine and other related stimulants but provides a much more natural energy than coffee and is easier on the stomach. Many users report a refreshing alertness that is contrasted with the jittery anxious feeling that many coffee drinkers experience. The tea also has a very organic taste that somewhat resembles green tea. An infusion of the leaves and twigs is made by soaking in hot water rather than boili...

Yerba Santa, meaning “sacred herb” in Spanish, is a name that refers to several similar plants of the eriodictyon genus. This perennial shrub has a distinctly pleasant aromatic scent. Native to dry areas of the southwestern United States, this evergreen typically measures about 4 feet in height and displays pale lavender flower clusters from May through July. Native Americans form the California region held this herb in high esteem as a spiritual aid and a medicine. Yerba Santa is asso...

Yerba Santa, meaning “sacred herb” in Spanish, is a name that refers to several similar plants of the eriodictyon genus. This perennial shrub has a distinctly pleasant aromatic scent. Native to dry areas of the southwestern United States, this evergreen typically measures about 4 feet in height and displays pale lavender flower clusters from May through July. Native Americans form the California region held this herb in high esteem as a spiritual aid and a medicine. Yerba Santa is asso...

Zornia Lateriflora is currently gaining attention amongst ethno botanical collectors after hiding in the jungles of South America (especially Brazil) and Mexico where it was traditionally used as a sedative, a relaxant and a sleep-inducer. There are some indications that zornia may even work well with dreaming due to its hypnotic qualities. Natively, this perennial herb is known as zornia diphylla, maconha brava or barba de burro, and it is believed to have been used by Ancient Gods in tha...

Zornia Lateriflora is currently gaining attention amongst ethno botanical collectors after hiding in the jungles of South America (especially Brazil) and Mexico where it was traditionally used as a sedative, a relaxant and a sleep-inducer. There are some indications that zornia may even work well with dreaming due to its hypnotic qualities. Natively, this perennial herb is known as zornia diphylla, maconha brava or barba de burro, and it is believed to have been used by Ancient Gods in tha...

Zornia Lateriflora is currently gaining attention amongst ethno botanical collectors after hiding in the jungles of South America (especially Brazil) and Mexico where it was traditionally used as a sedative, a relaxant and a sleep-inducer. There are some indications that zornia may even work well with dreaming due to its hypnotic qualities. Natively, this perennial herb is known as zornia diphylla, maconha brava or barba de burro, and it is believed to have been used by Ancient Gods in tha...

Zornia Lateriflora is currently gaining attention amongst ethno botanical collectors after hiding in the jungles of South America (especially Brazil) and Mexico where it was traditionally used as a sedative, a relaxant and a sleep-inducer. There are some indications that zornia may even work well with dreaming due to its hypnotic qualities. Natively, this perennial herb is known as zornia diphylla, maconha brava or barba de burro, and it is believed to have been used by Ancient Gods in tha...

Zornia Lateriflora is currently gaining attention amongst ethno botanical collectors after hiding in the jungles of South America (especially Brazil) and Mexico where it was traditionally used as a sedative, a relaxant and a sleep-inducer. There are some indications that zornia may even work well with dreaming due to its hypnotic qualities. Natively, this perennial herb is known as zornia diphylla, maconha brava or barba de burro, and it is believed to have been used by Ancient Gods in tha...