Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) also known as puzzlegrass usually grows in moist habitats. It?s commonly referred to as Bottlebrush, because of the ?scratchy? nature of the stems as well as the shape of the plant. The use of horsetail for health issues goes back to Greek and Roman times.

Nature?s Answer Alcohol Free Horsetail Herb Extract is an exceptional way to support healthy hair, skin and nails.* Since it?s an extract, it?s absorbed faster than pills, capsules and softgels. Made from 2,000 mg of horsetail grass, this highly concentrated extract gives you a full 560 mg of herb in each 1 ml serving.

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, 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?.

Passiflora incarnate. The passionflower is a climbing vine that can grow to 32 feet long. Common names for the passionflower are maypop, apricot vine, maracuja, water lemon. The plant has berries called passionfruit, some of which are edible. The passionflower?s history began when it was discovered in Peru by Spanish explorers during the sixteenth-century. In 1569, a Spanish doctor named Monardes documented its uses and took it back with him when he returned to the Old World. Passionflower tea became popular there for its calming effect. The benefits of the passion flower didn?t stop there, the Native people of the Americas also used the passionflower for its calming effect.

This natural calming effect has a great deal to do with the active group of chemicals the passionflower contains called glycosides and flavonoids. Scientists have found that only when combined do these natural chemicals create the calming effect.

Nature?s Answer makes this wonderful herb into a highly concentrated 2000 mg natural alcohol free Passionflower extract to help you stay calm and relaxed.*

We take great care to create our Passionflower extract using our cold Bio-Chelated proprietary extraction process. This assures you of a Passionflower extract that?s highly concentrated, alcohol free and holistically balanced with the same synergistic ratios as in the plant.