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Hello, Cozy Season!

Updated: Mar 22

Halloween has barely passed and now the holidays are nearly upon us, which means we are snuggling into Cozy Season! As we begin to slow down and reflect on the past year, we want to support you in your self-care endeavors! Read on for Adaptogenic, supportive, and delicious warm drinks and self-care goodies.


Top picks for November.


Tranquilium Tea

Blue Lotus Tea (enjoy Blue Lotus with Mucuna!)

Mucuna - The Dopamine Bean + Serotonin Booster

Yarrow + Plantain Face Mask

Stockholm Candle

Gaia Mist- Cleansing & Grounding Mist

Hormone Handbook


Books: Herbs for Stress & Anxiety & Adaptogens Book




From Anima Mundi Known as Nature’s “Dopa-Bean” | Dopamine + Serotonin Booster | Nootropic | Adaptogenic Legume

Mucuna, also known as velvet bean, is one of the only naturally occurring (and certainly most concentrated) sources of L-Dopa—as in dopamine. L-Dopa, is a naturally occurring amino acid which transforms into Dopamine in the brain. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that ignites a feeling of joy and bliss.

Mucuna pruriens is an adaptogenic legume that has been used for hundreds, if not thousands of years, as a superfood for nutrient density, energy and mood boost. Indigenous peoples use to prescribe it to those needing a boost, or assistance in recovery from depression.

Regular consumption of Mucuna will have a gentle balancing effect on the brain and hormonal systems associated with its powerful compounds. For this reason it is often used in cases of depression and anxiety, which may be in part related to the depletion or underperformance of these essential neurotransmitters. May relieve stress, may help regulate dopamine and may support sexual function.


In case you missed it!


On Vervain's Blog: Mucuna Pruriens: The Dopamine Bean


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Rosehips (Rosa Canina)


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