Avena Sativa is more commonly referred to as oats or wild oats. It is traditionally used as antispasmodic, nervine and stimulant properties. It is also able to increase fertility, improve sexual performance and heightens the libido. It calms the senses and benefits the nervous system by relieving stress and calms the anxiety. It is also used as nerve and uterine tonics. It also increases the energy level and fights against fatigue. It benefits smokers because it reduces the craving for nicotine and helps detoxify the body from harmful chemicals. It also aids in proper digestion. It is rich in silicon, manganese, zinc, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamins that improve overall health.

Blessed Thistle stems, leaves as well as flowers are traditionally used in bitter drinks and other preparation taken orally to enhance the digestion and appetite. Blessed thistle includes anti-cancer remedy for herbal. This herb and its properties are tested against cancer, infections and inflammation. Blessed thistle exhibits its advantages. Blessed thistle is believed traditionally to trigger stomach acid secretion and is used for treatment for gas or indigestion. Blessed thistle effects are proven by studies from the laboratory against influenza, viruses and poliovirus. Blessed thistle has a strong effect and is used as a treatment. The blessed thistle is useful for viral infections. There are chemicals such as polyacetylene and cincin in blessed thistle that is useful as it prevents certain bacteria, but few do not exhibit any effects on particular bacteria types. However, apparent evidence is being studied regarding blessed thistle and only limited study is completed. Hence conclusion has not been accomplished.

Chocamine aides in a healthy weight loss regiment by increasing energy, burning fat cells and suppressing appetite.

Cinnamon is becoming well known as a means of gaining some control or health conditions such as glucose intolerance as well as Diabetes. It is a most common treatment for diabetes in India.

Damiana is a shrub belonging to the family of Turneraceae. Even though it is a small shrub, it produces aromatic, small flowers. It is generally found in the regions of South America, Caribbean, Mexico and Central America. It is also a fruit bearing shrub. The flowers generally blossom in late summer on the damiana shrub. Then the fruits follow. The fruit it bears is quite similar in taste to figs. It emits a smell which is quite similar to the odor of chamomile. The oils present in the shrub are reason behind this odor. It is said to have aphrodisiac properties. Natives of south and Central America use the leaves to make tea. In Mexico, the tea made with damiana leaves is generally drunk with sugar so as to increase the love making ability.

Dong Quai is an herb also known as the female ginseng, native to China, in the family of Apiaceae, genus Angelica, species sinensis. This herb has traditionally been used in Chinese medicine, actually the root Radix Angelicae sinensis, with the main treatment target related to gynecological disorders. Other applications were mild anemia, high blood pressure treatments, as well as treating the effects of fatigue. This root, Chinese angelica, is one of the very few supplies of Vitamin B12 that do not come from animal sources. It is also viewed as having antispasmodic, sedative, analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, sometimes it has been also marketed as an aphrodisiac. Dong Quai is currently being marketed as a Vitamin E and B12 source, furthermore as an iron supplement, also promoting weight loss.

Elderberry is a species of shrubs or small trees. It belongs to Adoxaceae which is part of the moschatel family. There are a wide variety of elderberries. Sweet elder, American elder, wild elder, hairy blue elder, New Mexican elder, dwarf elder are a few of the many elderberry. But only two berries from the elderberry family are edible. They are the blue and purple berries. These berries are used for various kinds of purposes. Elderberries are used to make wine, jellies, jams, pies and syrup. Dyes for the purpose of basketry are also created using elderberry twigs and fruits. Elderberry has also proved to have medicinal properties. It has been very useful in treating Influenza B. The enzyme that the virus uses in spreading infection to the host cell is repressed by the use of elderberry.

Fennel Seed is a carminative and stomachic, helps ease stomach discomfort and disperses gas.

Fenugreek- Greek hay is known as fenugreek and Trigonella foenum-graecum, where the leaves are being used as an herb and the seeds are being used as a spice. It is not really clear where fenugreek originated, but reports of the use go back to almost four thousand years Ante Christum. Traditionally it was used by the Chinese herbalists to treat digestive problems, wounds, bronchitis, arthritis and male sexual dysfunctions. In current times it has been observed that fenugreek seems to inhibit cholesterol absorption and synthesis. Fist application of the fenugreek extract in nutritional supplement industries was conducted under the name Testofen, whose manufacturer conducted several studies on humans. They reported that fenugreek seems to cause the body to produce androstenedione, whereby lean muscle mass, sex drive and strength appeared boosted.

Ginger Root is commonly used for the treatment of nausea in pregnancy, chemotherapy, after surgery, and motion sickness.It is also used as an anti-platelet agent for people with high blood pressure. Ginger root is used as a circulatory and digestive stimulant a diuretic, a diaphoretic, for colds and flu; it eases cramps and spasm in the stomach. Ginger root is also used as a stimulant. It may also reduce the pain from arthritis and seems to have blood thinning and cholesterol lowering properties.

Kelp, which describes any of several large broad-fronded brown seaweeds. Kelp seaweeds are rich sources of minerals and trace elements, especially iodine, which is essential to the proper functioning of the thyroid gland.

L-Tyrosine is an amino acid that is nonessential. It is synthesized from the body from phenylalanine which is also an amino acid. L-Tyrosine has the power to have an effect on the neurotransmitters and this affects various health conditions including depression, mood disorders and Parkinson’s disease. Many such studies have proved that L-Tyrosine helps people having depression. It acts as a precursor and eases the effects of psychosocial, environmental and physical stress. L-Tyrosine turns into melanin by the skin cells and the dark pigment prevents the ultraviolet light from affecting. The thyroid hormones playing a significant role in the process of the body also contain tyrosine. L-Tyrosine is commonly found in all the dairy products, fish, oats, wheat, meat and also in all other protein containing foods. This is also found to be beneficial for people trying to withdraw alcohol. L-Tyrosine has not exhibited severe side effects, yet taking it should be recommended by doctors.

Magnolia Bark usage has been adopted from traditional Chinese medicine, where it was being used as an anti depressant. In conjunction with other ingredients, like Pinellia ternata, Poria cocos and Zingiber officinale, it has displayed effects that rival the ones of Prozac. Houpu, which is how Chinese call magnolia officinalis bark, contains polyphenolic compounds, mangolol, which is a bioactive compound with antifungal properties; and honokiol, a biphenolic compound which is known as an anxiolytic, anti-emetic, anti-depressant, antithrombotic and anti-bacterial. Honokiol in particular is a very potent anti-tumorigenic and neurotrophic compound, used to combat melanoma, leukemia, myeloma and sarcoma, as well as a multitude of cancers. It is also a known promoter of neurite outgrowth and has neuroprotective effects. There are no adverse effects known.