Saw Palmetto Berries: The berries have been used for centuries to heal. It is only in recent years that the berries have been used for the strengthening of the prostate. This wonderful herb has been found to act as a tonic for the prostate and is a very good herb to use in both tonic and curative formulas for this gland. It has also been found that Saw Palmetto is a beneficial herb for clearing the kidneys.

Cubeb Berries: The chemical constituents of this herb are approximately: Volatile oil --15%, Resin--3.5%, cubebin--up to 3%, cubebic acid--to 3%. Therapeutic properties include: diuretic, stimulant, carminative, expectorant, disinfectant. It is eliminated by the bronchial mucus membranes, skin, kidneys and genito-urinary tract, all being powerfully stimulated, increasing secretations, and at the same time disinfected. It imparts to urine a peculiar distinctive odor. Common uses include: gonorrhea, urethritis, vesical irritabilty cyctitis, abscess of prostate gland, hemorrhoids, chronic bronchitis and catarrh. Cubebs, when properly understood and correctly used, are one of the best remedies for the above named conditions. It should be noted that Cubebs are best used in combination with Saw Palmetto to support prostate health.

Juniper: The chemical constituents are: volatile oil--1 to 2%, resin--10%. Therapeutic properties: stimulant, diuretic, anodyne and ammenagogue. Traditionally, Juniper has been used for renal dropsy, vesicle catarrh, rheumatic pains, sciatica and swollen joints. This is an herb with a very long history of use and has been a blessing to people with almost any urinary tract dysfunction.

Uva Ursi: This herb has a specific healing action upon the genitourinary organs. It is used in the treatment of gravel or ulceration of the kidney and the bladder. Uva Ursi stimulates the action of the kidney and is astringent due to the tannic acid content. It nourishes and strengthens the urinary tract while it acts as a diuretic. This plant has been used with great success since the 13th century.

Marshmallow Root: This herb is 25% to 35% mucilage, where most of our dietary silicon is found. Silicon is one of the basic cellular building blocks. Silicon is a biological cross-linking agent that contributes to the architecture and resilience of connective tissues. Marshmallow is attributed as one of the major botanicals for the strengthening of the entire urinary tract. It has also been used in formulas for the softening of the entire urinary tract. It has been used in formulas for the softening in the kidney’s. Something that is not commonly recognized about Marshmallow is the pentose found in it which when combined with weak alkaline water, produces petosinic acid which carries a large amount of oxygen--- which accounts for some of the herbs great life-giving and revitalizing properties.

Queen of the Meadow: This is a tall graceful plant, growing to the height of six to twelve feet. It dissolves calcification and adhesions and internally it is used as a diuretic, tonic, nervine, stimulant and stone solvent. It is also excellent for kidney, bladder and prostate diseases and cystitis.

Licorice: Licorice is known as nourishing herb. It contains potassium salts and glycyrrhizic acid, which make it a very sweet herb and provides the common Licorice flavor. This herb has been used the world over and extensively in the Far East. It is attributed with assisting in the stabilizastion of blood sugar in hypoglycemai. Licorice has a very positive effect on the lymphatic system, colon and prostate. It allows for the draining of toxic lymph fluid. It contains asparagin which is approximately 12.5% nitrogen, which is essential for the nucleus of all cells. It is believed that this is one of the major reasons for the effectiveness of Licorice. Licorice is also a good source of calcium and potassium, both necessary for good prostate health.

Parsley Root: Herbalist have recommended Parsley Root for strengthening the kidneys and as a specific for the adrenal glands. It is powerfully therapeutic for the optic nerves, the brain, and the whole sympathetic nervous system, and is an excellent tonic for the blood vessels, particularly the capillaries and arteries. It is also likely that the very high level of potassium in Parsley Root contributes to it's effectiveness on the prostrate. It contains 3,800 mg of potassium per 100 gr. Of dried Parsley and has more iron than any other green along with vitamins A & B and three times the potency of vitamin C than citrus juices. Therapeutic properties are: diuretic, tonic, antispasmodic, and expectant. Uses are: dropsy, gall bladder, gall stone, gravel aches in the lumbar region, menstrual obstructions, jaundice, urinates, kidneys, amenorrhea, dysmenorrheal, nephritis, cystitis, intermittent fevers, hepatitis, obstruction of liver and spleen, female problems, swollen breast, cancer prevention, difficult urination, syphilis, gonorrhea, and catarrh of the bladder.