How It Works

Blessed Thistle

Blessed thistle, also known as holy thistle, is native to the Mediterranean region. It has a very bitter taste and has been traditionally used to support digestion and appetite and to assist liver function. Blessed thistle also has a long-standing reputation for helping to loosen and thin mucus, which may help relieve coughs, respiratory congestion, and seasonal health challenges. Blessed thistle contains active compounds known as sesquiterpene lactones, which appear to stimulate the body's immune defenses against irritants and unfriendly microbes.

Catnip

Catnip contains natural trace minerals and vitamins that support the immune system. Catnip also contains aromatic compounds that may help relieve coughs, colds and upper respiratory complaints. Catnip is well-known for its traditional calming effects on the nervous system. It has also been used as a natural remedy to relax the muscles and promote a restful night's sleep.

Mullein

Mullein has been used since ancient times in Western herbal medicine as a remedy for coughs, congestion, throat discomfort, and trouble breathing. Mullein helps the body to expel excess mucus by making coughs more productive, to bring up mucus that may be settling in the chest or in the throat. Mullein’s high mucilage content and mild saponins work to calm irritation in the internal parts of the nose, mouth or throat. Mucilage forms a slippery and soothing gel-like substance when combined with water, which may explain mullein's beneficial effects for soothing irritated tissues. Mullein’s high mucilage content and mild saponins work to calm irritation in the internal parts of the nose, mouth or throat.

Yerba Santa

Yerba santa has long been known to have medicinal properties. Yerba santa was revered by Native American tribes for its respiratory support. It was traditionally brewed into a tea, eaten or used as a poultice. Historically, it was used for a variety of complaints, including respiratory problems, fever, head discomfort, bruises, immune challenges, and muscle spasms. Yerba santa contains substances that help loosen up mucus in the chest, which helps explain its use for coughs, colds, difficulty breathing, and other respiratory complaints.”