Damiana Leaf 4oz

🌿 Damiana (Turnera diffusa)

Also known as: Old Woman’s Broom • Mexican Damiana • Herba de la Pastora
Family: Passifloraceae (Passionflower family)
Origin: Native to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean
Parts used: Leaf
Primary use: Internal

✨ Description

Warm, golden, and gently euphoric, Damiana is an herb of balance, vitality, and sensuality.
Revered for centuries by Indigenous and Caribbean healers, it is traditionally used to lift the mood, calm the nerves, and awaken desire — restoring harmony to both body and spirit.

Damiana nourishes the reproductive system, supports hormone balance, and enhances circulation — making it one of nature’s most beloved aphrodisiac and nervine tonics.
Its subtle, honey-like aroma and smooth, grounding flavor make it as enjoyable to sip as it is restorative to the soul.

🍵 Dried Herb Uses

As an uplifting and reproductive tonic:

• Mood & Nervous System Support: Calms tension, anxiety, and low mood.
• Reproductive Health: Balances hormones, supports libido, and tones reproductive organs in both men and women.
• Aphrodisiac: Enhances sensual awareness and circulation.
• Energy & Focus: Gently increases alertness without overstimulation.
• Digestive & Circulatory Aid: Stimulates appetite and blood flow.

Directions (Internal Use):
Steep 1–2 teaspoons of dried Damiana in 8 oz of hot water for 10–15 minutes.
Drink 1–2 cups daily to uplift mood and promote balance.
Pairs beautifully with Maca Root, Ashwagandha, Cinnamon, or Rose Petals for sensual wellness blends.

💧 External Uses

• Add to bath teas for relaxation and self-love rituals.
• Infuse in massage oils or tinctures to enhance circulation and promote warmth.
• Use as a smoke blend for calm energy and sensual connection (when appropriate and in moderation).

🔮 Metaphysical & Energetic Uses

• Love & Passion: Opens the heart chakra and deepens connection in relationships.
• Joy & Creativity: Uplifts the spirit, encourages self-expression, and eases emotional heaviness.
• Confidence & Sensuality: Awakens self-trust, magnetism, and pleasure.