Herbal Extract
Herbal extracts are concentrated plant and mushroom preparations that preserve the benefits of traditional teas, juices, and dual extractions. Made using gentle methods like freeze-drying or decoction, extracts offer powerful support in smaller daily doses—making them an easy, effective way to work with herbal medicine.
Unique Benefits
Herbal extracts offer highly concentrated medicine, allowing for smaller daily doses while maintaining strong therapeutic effects. This is especially true for ultra-concentrated extracts, such as Inner Fillet Aloe 200:1—where 1 gram of powder is equivalent to 200 grams of fresh aloe fillet. Because of this concentration, powdered extracts often require only 1–1.5 teaspoons daily to remain deeply effective and supportive.
Constituent Extraction
Herbal extracts retain the medicinal constituent profile of their original preparation. For example, juice extracts—such as freeze-dried Seabuckthorn juice—preserve the full nutritional and therapeutic benefits of the fresh fruit. The water is carefully removed using low-temperature freeze-drying, leaving behind a concentrated form of the original juice without compromising its vitality.
Mushroom extracts are prepared as either hot-water extracts or dual-decoctions, which combine water and alcohol extraction. These methods mirror traditional preparation techniques, ensuring the extract reflects the same medicinal qualities as the original tea or dual extract.