Damiana Herbs (Turnera Diffusa) 50g

Damiana from Indian Elements is an herb with various properties. For instance, consumption can induce a psychoactive effect similar to a mild strain of marijuana. Damiana is particularly valued for its aphrodisiac effect, and it has been used for centuries in Mexico as an aphrodisiac and libido-enhancing remedy. It is sometimes applied for fatigue, depression, memory disorders, exhaustion, asthma, and cough. The leaves contain the essential oil eucalyptol and exhibit a mild circulatory and diuretic effect, which can be beneficial. Some people also use Damiana herbs as a tobacco substitute.

What is the history of Damiana?
The Latin name for the Damiana flower is Turnera Diffusa. The plant is mainly found in Central and South America. Belonging to the passionflower family, it is recognized by its yellow flowers and green leaves.

The plant has been esteemed and utilized for centuries by various indigenous tribes, especially gaining a respectable reputation in Mexico. Indigenous people used the herbs for various physical ailments. Across different cultures throughout history, there has been a widespread consensus on one thing: Damiana is an aphrodisiac. It is believed to boost libido, improve sexual performance, and stimulate the genital area.

Centuries have passed, and Damiana is still used as an aphrodisiac. The herb is also found in various Mexican beverages like Margarita. Additionally, its calming and soothing properties are highly valued. These effects can be compared to those of marijuana. Notably, the plant does not contain THC.

Indian Elements Damiana can be used in various ways, such as for making tea. The herb pairs well with Muira Puama.

Ingredients:
Turnera Diffusa

Caution:
For use by individuals 18 years and older. Keep out of reach of children. Damiana should not be used in combination with MAOIs. It is not recommended for individuals with kidney or heart problems, high or low blood pressure, diabetes, and those under the influence of medications, drugs, or alcohol. We cannot provide medical advice. Please consult your primary care physician before use!