Panax ginseng is one of the most popular ginsengs used in the world. Used traditionally in Chinese medicine for many thousands of years as a stimulant and tonic.  It has a strong reputation for improving stamina, concentration, stress resistance, and work efficiency in healthy individuals. Panax ginseng is taken orally as an adaptogen, aphrodisiac and is a nourishing stimulant. It can also be used for sexual dysfunction in men. Numerous studies has shown Ginseng has been listed by some as useful in the treatment of diabetes, anemia, cancer, depression, insomnia, shock, fatigue, hypertension, effects of radiation, effects of morphine and cocaine use, environmental, physical and mental stress, and chronic illness. It has been said to act as a stimulant, promote endurance, increase life expectancy, relax the nervous system, improve mental awareness, encourage proper hormonal functions, improve lipid levels, lower cholesterol, improve nerve growth, and increase resistance to disease. It is said to act as an antioxidant, autoimmune stimulant, psychotropic and have anti-tumor actions 23 (see Pharmacology and Clinical Studies).

Eleutherococcus senticosus

Siberian Ginseng has strong traditional use in both Chinese medicine as well as in Europe.  Extensively researched over the last 30 years, and with a 2,000 year history of use in China, it is emerging as one of the best-documented ‘new’ medicinal plants of the late twentieth century.  Siberian Ginseng has an adaptogenic action which can increase the body’s resistance to stress and also assists with general energy, well being and vitality.  Siberian Ginseng is a medicinal herb used primarily for increased stamina and for boosting the immune system and immune system responses. It is used to help relieve fatigue and declining capacity to work. It is thought to help improve memory; concentration, and increase longevity. It has been considered especially helpful for those experiencing stress or stressful situations and has a reputation in traditional Chinese medicine as a remedy for insomnia.

Centella asiatica

A balancing tonic that both increases energy and relaxes the body. Stimulates the central nervous system and aids circulation. Gotu kola has been referred to as "food for the brain". Gotu kola has been known for centuries to increase brain capacity; and for longevity, often being called, the elixir of life. It is one of the most important, rejuvenating herbs in Ayurvedic medicine, particularly valued for: revitalising nerve and brain cells, promoting calmness and clarity, helping poor memory and lack of concentration. Valued as a brain food, for improving intelligence and reflexes.

Paullinia cupana

Guarana, a natural herb imported from Brazil, has been used for centuries by indigenous people of the Amazon as an energizer. Guarana is used primarily in the same manner as coffee or tea, as a safe and convenient stimulant due to its caffeine content. Research has shown Guarana to be a great stimulant which makes guarana an ideal supplement for overall workout and fitness purposes. Guarana is also high in antioxidants, a good memory enhancer, used as nervine(balances/calms nerves), and is cardiotonic (tones, balances, strengthens the heart). Research has found guarana to be as an effective energy tonic, increase mental acuity, and to enhance long-term memory. People with heart conditions, diabetes, high blood pressure, epilepsy, overactive thyroid, anxiety, insomnia, and kidney disease should only use guarana under the supervision of their doctor or health care professional.