Gotu Kola
(Centella asiatica)
This vibrant green herb, always wild-foraged with care, has long been treasured for its affinity with the nervous system and the mind. Its delicate, brain-shaped leaves mirror its traditional use in supporting mental clarity, focus, and cognitive function. Gotu kola is considered a rejuvenating herb in many healing traditions, offering gentle yet effective support for memory, concentration, and overall brain health.
Beyond its neurological gifts, gotu kola also has a reputation for supporting mood and easing symptoms of anxiety. Its calming, adaptogenic nature helps the body and mind remain resilient in times of stress.
Topically and internally, it has been used to promote wound healing and support healthy skin—making it a valuable ally in cases of minor wounds, varicose veins, and inflammatory skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis.
A true tonic herb, gotu kola works best with consistent, long-term use, nourishing the body slowly and steadily.
Suggested Use:
Take ¼–½ tsp (1–2 mL) in the morning. Squeezing the dropper twice will usually give you this amount. Shake well before use. You can add to water, straight under the tongue, or to a boiling hot tea if you wanted to remove the alcohol content. Best taken over time to support long-term wellness.
Warnings:
Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Consult a healthcare provider before use, especially if taking medications or if you have a medical condition.
Gotu Kola
(Centella asiatica)
This vibrant green herb, always wild-foraged with care, has long been treasured for its affinity with the nervous system and the mind. Its delicate, brain-shaped leaves mirror its traditional use in supporting mental clarity, focus, and cognitive function. Gotu kola is considered a rejuvenating herb in many healing traditions, offering gentle yet effective support for memory, concentration, and overall brain health.
Beyond its neurological gifts, gotu kola also has a reputation for supporting mood and easing symptoms of anxiety. Its calming, adaptogenic nature helps the body and mind remain resilient in times of stress.
Topically and internally, it has been used to promote wound healing and support healthy skin—making it a valuable ally in cases of minor wounds, varicose veins, and inflammatory skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis.
A true tonic herb, gotu kola works best with consistent, long-term use, nourishing the body slowly and steadily.
Suggested Use:
Take ¼–½ tsp (1–2 mL) in the morning. Squeezing the dropper twice will usually give you this amount. Shake well before use. You can add to water, straight under the tongue, or to a boiling hot tea if you wanted to remove the alcohol content. Best taken over time to support long-term wellness.
Warnings:
Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Consult a healthcare provider before use, especially if taking medications or if you have a medical condition.
