With one of the most comprehensive herbariums in the world, Nature?s Answer? has identified Mother Nature?s unique botanical fingerprint on over 800 plant reference standards. Utilizing Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology?, these authenticated samples each serve as the standard by which all incoming raw materials are judged. Using carefully-controlled extraction techniques, we capture the holistic balance of each.

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Our alcohol-free extracts are produced using our cold Bio-Chelated proprietary extraction process, yielding a Holistically Balanced Advanced Botanical Fingerprint extract in the same synergistic ratios as in the plant.

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Deep in the Amazon rain forest and in the tropical areas of South America grows Pau d?Arco, a large tree that is known to reach up to 150 ft tall and 10 ft in diameter. The Pau d?Arco tree is prized for its strength as lumber and also by the native South American Rainforest medicine men for its health benefits.

Pau D?arco means ?bow tree? in Portuguese, the perfect name because the wood is used by the native people of South America to make bows for hunting. But the true benefits of this tropical tree lies in its inner bark. The inner bark is scraped out and made into an extract, or the inner lining can be used to brew the Pau D?arco into a tea.

Nature?s Answer takes great care to bring you this wonderful herb in a super concentrated extract. Made from 2,000 mg of Pau d?Arco inner bark, each super concentrated serving helps maintain the intestinal flora that are important to your health and well-being and to support your immune system.* Nature?s Answer Pau d?Arco is alcohol free, gluten-free, and gets into the system faster because it?s a liquid.

The Added Assurance of our Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology?.

All plants have unique chemical characteristics, markers, and natural patterns that can be used to identify them (just like human fingerprints). Our in-house laboratory has accumulated and preserved over 800 plant specimens, creating one of the most comprehensive collections of genetically verified plant specimens found anywhere in the world.

Our state-of-the art laboratory equipment has identified each and every plant?s distinctive botanical fingerprint, which we then use as our baseline to analyze the quality and purity of every incoming botanical used to manufacture our products.

This unique process is our Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology?, and we take great pride in knowing that it allows us to completely assure you that your products contain only the highest quality botanical ingredients.

Using carefully controlled extraction techniques, we capture the holistic balance? of each herb and the value is passed on to you. From plant to shelf?, you can be assured that we know exactly what?s in the product in your hand, and we guarantee it?s authentic, safe, effective, holistically balanced?, and of course?.Nature?s Answer?.

Red Clover Tops (Trifolium pratense), is the flowering part of a plant in the Fabaceae botanical family. Red clover is easily recognized and grows in fields and uncultivated land in many areas of the county. The flower comes out in late spring and often lasts, or reflowers until early fall. The part of the plant that is used to prepare herbal teas and tinctures is the flower top. Red clover refers to the purple flowers that grow on top of this plant. In fact, some people prefer to call it Purple Clover rather than Red clover. In any case, the color differentiates it from the white flower tops that adorn the similar, but smaller species known as Trifolium repens. The clover belongs to the legume plant family, like peanuts and beans, so it is not surprising to find that animals often graze on it in the wild. Red clover has been a traditional health support* for centuries, in the many areas of the world that is grows. Red clover contains a variety of naturally occurring constituents, including isoflavones, flavonoids, pterocarpans, coumarins, tyramine, Daidzein, genistein, formononetin, biochanin A, coumestrol and naringenin. Several of these natural mildly phytoestrogenic compounds have been found to assist women maintain balance in terms of hormonal changes such as menopause support. * Red Clover Tops also contain a number of vitamins, minerals and nutrients, such as B Vitamins, Vitamin C, calcium, magnesium and chromium. In addition to all of these wonderful attributes, Red Clover is the National Flower of Denmark and the state flower of Vermont!

Nature?s Answer Alcohol Free Red Clover Tops offers a super concentrated pure extract, with no added sugars or alcohol.

American skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora) may have gotten its name due to the shape of the two lobed flowers, which some claim looks like a helmet or bathing cap.. It is in the Lamiacea or mint plant family. The flowers range from pink to blue in color. There is some confusion in the herbal industry because a different species, Chinese skullcap (Scutellaria baicalensis), has also been used for centuries in Chinese Folklore. Here we are referring to American Skullcap.

Skullcap is a shade-loving herbaceous perennial mint with ridged leaves that grows near wetlands in Canada and the Northeastern U.S. It reaches a height of from 1 to 4 feet tall. It was an important plant to the First Nation People in all the geographic locations where it is found in the wild. It is also easily grown from seeds in a shady spot in the garden. Skullcap earned the nickname ? Mad-Dog Weed? since it was reported to have been given to rabid dogs by early European settlers. In traditional western herbalism Skullcap has been called ?the Mellow Mint? and is referred to as a nervine, which supports relaxation.* The plant provides micronutients and phytochemicals which serve to nourish the body and promote overall health and well being. *

Nature?s Answer concentrated Skullcap Herbal extract is Tried, True and Trusted since 1972!

All plants have unique chemical characteristics, markers, and natural patterns that can be used to identify them (just like human fingerprints). Our in house laboratory has accumulated and preserved over 800 plant specimens, creating one of the most comprehensive collections of genetically verified plant specimens found anywhere in the world. Our state of the art laboratory equipment has identified each and every plant?s distinctive botanical fingerprint, which we then use as our baseline to analyze the quality and purity of every incoming botanical used to manufacture our products. This unique process is our Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology?, and we take great pride in knowing that it allows us to completely assure you that your products contain only the highest quality botanical ingredients.

Using carefully controlled extraction techniques, we capture the holistic balance? of each herb and the value is passed on to you, our customer. From plant to shelf?, you can be assured that we know exactly what?s in the product in your hand, and we guarantee it is authentic, safe, effective, holistically balanced?, and of course?.Nature?s Answer?.

Valerian grows all over Europe as well as in areas as diverse as the Andes and South Africa. In the US, valerian grows along the roadsides throughout New England. It is a tall gangly plant with white or pink flat top flower clusters. The knobby, entangled root is the part of the plant that is used as a remedy.* Few herbs have such a well established history of use in cultures throughout the world as valerian. In India, China, Europe and North America, native people have used it as tea for relaxation for many centuries. The name valerian is derived from the Latin root word meaning to be ?in health?. The root has a strong, distinctive aromatic odor. Some people find it attractive and others offensive. The Greek physician Dioscorides wrote in the first century about this root, referring to it as Phu, which has the same root word as our expression, ?pew!? Cats are extremely attracted to this plant, even more so than catnip. William Cullen, a famous 18th Century English physician, suggested that the quality of valerian root found in apothecary shops could be tested by how cats reacted to it. Valerian preparations were listed as official drugs in the United States Pharmacopeia from 1820-1936 and in the National Formulary from 1942-1950, to promote a more tranquil sleep.* Over the past 30 years, over 200 scientific studies on the active chemical constituents of valerian have been published. Over 120 components have been identified from the root such as valepotriates and valerenic acids.

Nature?s Answer? Valerian Root Extract is unique. If you compare the milligrams you are getting per dose, you will notice that EACH DROPPERFUL(1 ml) is made from 1000 mg of valerian root !