To celebrate our fabulous range of CBD capsules, we’re letting you in on our best-kept secrets to the CBII formula.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be shedding light on our superstar capsule ingredients that support your body and mind. From Ginseng and Turmeric, to Juniper Berries and Passionflower, you’ll get the inside track on the benefits of our premium quality CBD supplements.

All the ingredients we'll be featuring here are hero components of our bespoke range of CBD supplements - Nourish, Move, Balance and Immune Capsules – offering fuss-free CBD in an easy to take format.

Ready? Let's get started.

We’ve included Passionflower in our Balance Capsules, so here's the latest lowdown on this curiously-named ingredient.

Passionflower is a climbing vine that is native to the southeastern United States and Central and South America. Native Americans have used passionflower to treat a variety of conditions, including earaches, boils, wounds and liver problems.

The “Passion” in Passionflower stems from Christian theology.

Spanish Christian Missionaries took the physical structures of the plant as symbols of the last days of Jesus – a period known in Christian traditions as ‘The Passion’.

Early studies suggest that purple passionflower may help adults manage sleep irregularities and relieve anxiety.

Other species of passionflower have shown promise for relieving stomach pain.
Though it's bitter in flavour, Ginseng packs a real nutritional punch! Ginseng has been shown to support the immune system and help protect against oxidative stress.

Fancy rewarding your mind and body with a well-deserved treat?

Discover the benefits of Passionflower in our premium quality Balance CBD Capsules, bolstered with Vitamin B3 to help contribute to a reduction in fatigue and normal functioning of the nervous system.

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Manniche, Lisa (1999). Sacred Luxuries: Fragrance, Aromatherapy, and Cosmetics in Ancient Egypt. Cornell University Press. p. 21 - Egyptian juniper berries historical info