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Saffron is an incredibly potent herb known for its ability to support-
inflammation, focus, anxiety, depression, and libido
My herbal teacher, Thomas Easley, author of The Modern Herbal Dispensatory, writes in his book:
“Saffron is one of the strongest anti-inflammatories in the herbal materia medica. It works particularly well at reducing inflammatory cytokines associated with depression.”
In plain terms? Saffron eases systemic inflammation and helps relieve depressive symptoms — in part because inflammation is often a root factor in depression but also by it’s action on neurotransmitters.
• One study found that just 50 mg of saffron produced a significant improvement in participants’ anxiety and depression symptoms.
• In another study focused on mild to moderate depression, 96% of women taking saffron went into remission — compared to just 43% on placebo. AMAZING
Saffron also supports libido-
• Women taking saffron have reported increased arousal, better lubrication, and less pain during intercourse. Similar results have been found in men, including improved function and enhanced semen quality.
And for those going through perimenopause or menopause, saffron may offer relief from hot flashes, anxiety, and depression during these transitions.
Finally, saffron’s impact on neurotransmitters and its neuroprotective properties offer support for focus, memory, & attention so many folks with ADHD lean on this herb.
Not surprisingly, there is so much more to this plant! It can be used for period pain and imbalance, it's an exhilarant used to lift the spirit and soothe the heart, a wound healer, and supportive for insomnia, digestion, and more.
Dosage: 5-20 drops 3x/day diluted in water, juice, or tea for taste
½ oz bottle
Saffron is an incredibly potent herb known for its ability to support-
inflammation, focus, anxiety, depression, and libido
My herbal teacher, Thomas Easley, author of The Modern Herbal Dispensatory, writes in his book:
“Saffron is one of the strongest anti-inflammatories in the herbal materia medica. It works particularly well at reducing inflammatory cytokines associated with depression.”
In plain terms? Saffron eases systemic inflammation and helps relieve depressive symptoms — in part because inflammation is often a root factor in depression but also by it’s action on neurotransmitters.
• One study found that just 50 mg of saffron produced a significant improvement in participants’ anxiety and depression symptoms.
• In another study focused on mild to moderate depression, 96% of women taking saffron went into remission — compared to just 43% on placebo. AMAZING
Saffron also supports libido-
• Women taking saffron have reported increased arousal, better lubrication, and less pain during intercourse. Similar results have been found in men, including improved function and enhanced semen quality.
And for those going through perimenopause or menopause, saffron may offer relief from hot flashes, anxiety, and depression during these transitions.
Finally, saffron’s impact on neurotransmitters and its neuroprotective properties offer support for focus, memory, & attention so many folks with ADHD lean on this herb.
Not surprisingly, there is so much more to this plant! It can be used for period pain and imbalance, it's an exhilarant used to lift the spirit and soothe the heart, a wound healer, and supportive for insomnia, digestion, and more.
Dosage: 5-20 drops 3x/day diluted in water, juice, or tea for taste
½ oz bottle