Help maintain your nervous and structural systems with Herbal CA.

This ATC formulation is highly concentrated and offers enhanced, plant-based benefits for your body!

Herbal CA ATC Concentrate contains the finest time-honored herbals that have been concentrated using the ATC process (Ancient Traditional Concept), whereby herbal extracts are enhanced.

This concentrated formula is designed to support the structural system, and its ingredients have synergistic benefits on structural health.

Featuring Kosher-certified, non-GMO botanicals like alfalfa, oat straw and wild-crafted Bulgarian horsetail.

You want the very best to support the health and function of your structural system.

And that’s what Herbal CA ATC Concentrate delivers!

The primary herbs in this formulation are Alfalfa and Horsetail. The secondary herbs include Spirulina, Oatstraw, Marshmallow, Passionflower and Slippery elm.

Alfalfa roots grow deep, providing the plant with a rich source of nutrients not always found at the ground’s surface. Alfalfa is rich in nutrients, including cleansing chlorophyll, antioxidants and vitamin C. Peoples of the world have used its leaves, sprouts and seeds for traditional remedies. Alfalfa's nickname "Purple Medick" no doubt is a nod to its colorful flowers and its Latin name Medicago sativa. This dark green plant with small, purplish flowers was traditionally used for the urinary system. Modern herbalists use it to help build the blood and as a nutritive tonic. Alfalfa also supports a healthy immune response needed for the function of structural tissues.

Marshmallow root naturally contains mucilage, which provides demulcent (soothing) effects on the respiratory and intestinal systems. Marshmallow's tissue-soothing effects have been used in traditional herbal medicine to relieve dry coughs and inflammation in the mouth, throat and lungs. It has also been used historically for respiratory support to loosen and expel excess mucus.

Slippery elm is a species of elm native to eastern North America. When mixed with water, the soft, inner bark of the slippery elm tree becomes gel-like and soothing. In the 1800s, Native Americans used slippery elm for a variety of benefits, including support for gastrointestinaI tract health to soothe intestinal tissues and for digestive and immune support. They also used it as a topical application for the skin.

Oat straw is a cereal grass known for its very nutritious seeds (the oats). Oat staw refers to the stems which are harvested while the oat grass is still green. The oat plant accumulates calcium and magnesium and is notable for having a high protein content compared to other cereal grains. Oat straw is also rich in iron, manganese and zinc. Oat straw was used in European baths to soothe sore muscles and joints as well as to support the kidneys. The King’s Dispensary touted it as one of the most important restoratives.

Spirulina has been used traditionally as food for its nutritional values dating back to the 16th century. Today, this powerhouse of nutrition grows in nearly two dozen countries and is consumed in more than 70 nations across the globe. Spirulina has recently been shown to have beneficial effects on joint health via its antioxidant and immunomodulatory properties.

Horsetail is traditionally used for skin, nail, hair and bone health. Recent evidence demonstrates extracts of horsetail support cellular health in bones, and its silica content is believed to contribute to the absorption and use of calcium. Horsetail plant contains the highest amount of silica of all known herbs. Silica is found in connective tissues throughout the body and is important in the building and normal repair of healthy connective tissue. Horsetail also contains large amounts of flavonoids, quercetin, sterols and saponins. The medicinal use of horsetail dates back to ancient Roman and Greek times. The Greeks used it as a diruetic and for circulatory support. The popular 17th century herbalist Nicholas Culpepper touted its use for ulcers, urinary support and skin health. And Native Americans used horsetail specifically for kidney health.

Passion flower is widely pursued for its variety of relaxing benefits. The flavonoids in passionflower are believed to support healthy nervous system function and provide a sense of calm. Passionflower leaves have been used traditionally as a mild calmative. In fact, Algonquin Indians used passionflower tea to help soothe their nerves. Passionflower supports the nervous system in a variety of ways and is widely used to promote a restful night’s sleep. Many have found that it also helps with relaxation of tense muscles

Benefits:

• Helps maintain nervous system health.
• Supports the structural system.
• Concentrated formula featuring Kosher-certified, non-GMO botanicals.

Ingredients:

Whole herbs and extracts of Alfalfa aerial parts, marshmallow root, slippery elm inner bark, oat straw, spirulina, horsetail stem and strobilus, passionflower aerial parts.

Quality Assured:

This herbal formula provides key, naturally occurring nutrients from a unique combination of Kosher-certified, non-GMO botanicals, including horsetail wild-crafted in the rich, black soil of Bulgaria.

Our partners work with rural farmers to establish fair wages and preserve a steady, high-quality supply, so you get better ingredients for better results.

Recommended Use:

Take 1 capsule with a meal twice daily.

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.