Yin energy is dominant during winter. Yin is represented as the black part of the yin-yang symbol. As you might have guessed, this energy is slower, darker, and colder than the bright yang energy of summer.
The Ginkgo is one of the most beloved and well-known trees in the natural world. You can easily find them across the US because they make a beautiful addition to landscaping. Anyone who sees ginkgo trees instantly recognizes their beauty, but not many know the amazing history behind the species.
Herb adulteration is when a substance other than what is claimed on the label is present in a product. There are many reasons why herb adulteration can happen, both accidentally and intentionally.
Have you heard of schisandra berry? If you live in North America, odds are you haven’t. However, schisandra is growing in popularity because of it’s amazing health benefits.
For every season in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there are specific connections to the elements, particular organs, and systems in the body.
We are so excited to share that our first award nomination ever! Bravo’s Astragalus Tea has been nominated in the nutrition category alongside a number of amazing natural products brands.
Bravo is excited to introduce its new tea line- Absolute Teas. Each tea is focused on one main herb for its pure health benefits. We chose some of the most requested herbs as well as some lesser known ones as our focus. Continue reading Absolute Teas
We pride ourselves on having the best herbs. We’ve already taken the extra step in getting our herbs Non-GMO Project verified. We wanted to go even further, so have we decided to work towards going organic!
As of September 2019, our soil has been certified Organic! Although our products are not yet Organic certified, we are making strides towards an all organic crop.
It takes a few years for some of our special herbs to grow. It may take a few years, but it will be worth the wait.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there are five seasons instead of four- as in the Western World. Each of the five elements in nature correlates with specific seasons and organs.
