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The ingredients
behind the ritual
8 medicinal traditions, 8 botanicals,
one naturopath-formulated blend
Every botanical in Antiqa Haus Blend has been carefully considered for how it's traditionally been used and how it interacts with the other ingredients to support your nervous and lymphatic system. That’s why we kept the list to 8, at doses that matter, rather than pixie-dusting a long ingredient list with token amounts that look impressive but do little. Dive into the origin of our botanicals, what they’re used for, and why each of them made it into our blend.
our 8 botanicals
WALDMEISTER
Galium Odoratum
Heritage
Waldmeister is a herb that has been used in traditional German medicine for over 600 years. Herbalists and naturopaths still use it for its healing properties today. It is also a widely popular flavouring in Germany. Its earliest recorded mention dates back over 1,100 years, to a Benedictine monastery, where it was used to flavour a reinvigorating spring wine still enjoyed across Germany today.
Medicinal Use
* Mild sedative & relaxant
* Stabilises mood & sleep patterns
* Promotes digestive health
* Minimises headaches & cramps
* Helps liver eliminate toxins & heavy metals
* Supports the lymphatic system
* Reduces puffiness due to lymphatic block
BAOBAB
The Tree of Life
Heritage
The unique-looking baobab tree originated in Madagascar. Its fruit is one of the very few
on our planet that contains all essential nutrients, giving it its nickname “Tree of Life”.
For centuries, communities across Africa have relied on the baobab tree for far more than its fruit — its bark, leaves and seeds have all played a role in daily life, earning the tree a near-mythical status in local folklore.
Traditional Use
* Highly anti-inflammatory & anti-microbial
* Aids muscle & nerve function
* Fortifies gut microbiome
* Potassium-rich for heart & bones
* May reduce blood sugar spikes & cravings
* Highly alkalizing
RHODIOLA
ROSEA
The Golden Root
Heritage
The Vikings discovered Rhodiola Rosea’s adaptogenic and nootropic benefits centuries ago. In the 20th century, it became well-studied and was given to Russian athletes as a legal performance enhancer. Norse warriors are said to have relied on it before battle, and it later earned a place in Sweden's official pharmacopeia — one of the earliest herbs in Scandinavian history to be formally recognised.
Medicinal Use
* Remedy for fatigue
* May lower cortisol levels
* Reduces physical stress markers
* Calms the nervous system
* Anti-brain fog
* Improving endurance & recovery
PANAX
GINSENG
Korean Ginseng
Heritage
Recorded in Chinese medicine over 2,000 years ago, Panax Ginseng is an extensively researched adaptogen that boasts a higher concentration of ginsenosides than American Ginseng. Korean ginseng in particular was once so highly prized across Asia that it was a prestige good reserved for royalty.
Medicinal Use
* Enhances energy, focus & mood
* Decreases stress & anxiousness
* Contributes to overall resilience
* Aids brain function, memory
& concentration
* Maintains cardiovascular health
* Supports female & male libido &
sexual health
PREBIOTIC
INULIN
from Topinambur
Heritage
In 1605, Native Americans introduced the root vegetable Topinambur to French explorers. Due to of its low glycemic index and high fibre content, researchers are currently studying it to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity. Long before European contact, Native American communities cultivated the plant as a reliable food staple, valued for how well it stored through winter.
Medicinal Use
* Improves digestive health
* Reduces cholesterol
* Prebiotic gut health support
* Regulates lipid metabolism
* Enhances mineral absorption
* Muscle, nerve and bone support
CHLOROPHYLL
From Green Spirulina
Heritage
The Kanembu Women discovered Spirulina in Lake Chad and processed it into patties that were eaten in periods of famine. Only in the 1970’s did Spirulina gain global attention. On the other side of the world, the Aztecs independently discovered the same algae in Lake Texcoco, harvesting and drying it into cakes — two civilisations, continents apart, arriving at the same food source. Proving natural wisdom is universal.
Medicinal Use
* Boosts the immune system
* Increases production of
infection-fighting cells
* Fights free radicals &
helps collagen formation
* Rich in protein, minerals, calcium, potassium
* Helps regulate blood sugar & blood pressure
* May help with food cravings
MĀNUKA
HONEY
from New Zealand
(MGO 250+)
Heritage
The Māori traditionally used Mānuka Honey for various ailments, both topically and ingested. These practices were passed down through generations long before Mānuka honey became a global wellness export. It boasts a higher level of the bioactive compound MGO (methylglyoxal) than any other honey.
Medicinal Use
* Strong antibacterial & antifungal properties
* Easing pain & inflammatory
* Promoting oral health
* Soothing a cough or sore throat
* May help prevent stomach ulcers
* Can prevent microbial infections
L-THEANINE
from Green Tea
Heritage
Recorded in Chinese medicine over 2,000 years ago, Panax Ginseng is an extensively researched adaptogen that boasts a higher concentration of ginsenosides than American Ginseng. Korean ginseng in particular was once so highly prized across Asia that it was a prestige good reserved for royalty.
Medicinal Use
* Relieves stress & enhances alpha brain waves
* Boosts calming neurotransmitters
* Reduces age-related cognitive decline
* Protects cells from oxidative stress & aging
* Boosts cognitive performance
* Reduces coffee-induced jitters & cortisol spikes
our 8
botanicals
WALDMEISTER
Galium Odoratum
Heritage
Waldmeister is a herb that has been used in traditional German medicine for over 600 years. Herbalists and naturopaths still use it for its healing properties today. It is also a widely popular flavouring in Germany. Its earliest recorded mention dates back over 1,100 years, to a Benedictine monastery, where it was used to flavour a reinvigorating spring wine still enjoyed across Germany today.
Medicinal Use
* Mild sedative & relaxant
* Stabilises mood & sleep patterns
* Promotes digestive health
* Minimises headaches & cramps
* Helps liver eliminate toxins & heavy metals
* Supports the lymphatic system
* Reduces puffiness due to lymphatic block
BAOBAB
The Tree of Life
Heritage
The unique-looking baobab tree originated in Madagascar. Its fruit is one of the very few
on our planet that contains all essential nutrients, giving it its nickname “Tree of Life”.
For centuries, communities across Africa have relied on the baobab tree for far more than its fruit — its bark, leaves and seeds have all played a role in daily life, earning the tree a near-mythical status in local folklore.
Traditional Use
* Highly anti-inflammatory & anti-microbial
* Aids muscle & nerve function
* Fortifies gut microbiome
* Potassium-rich for heart & bones
* May reduce blood sugar spikes & cravings
* Highly alkalizing
RHODIOLA
ROSEA
The Golden Root
Heritage
The Vikings discovered Rhodiola Rosea’s adaptogenic and nootropic benefits centuries ago. In the 20th century, it became well-studied and was given to Russian athletes as a legal performance enhancer. Norse warriors are said to have relied on it before battle, and it later earned a place in Sweden's official pharmacopeia — one of the earliest herbs in Scandinavian history to be formally recognised.
Medicinal Use
* Remedy for fatigue
* May lower cortisol levels
* Reduces physical stress markers
* Calms the nervous system
* Anti-brain fog
* Improving endurance & recovery
PANAX
GINSENG
Korean Ginseng
Heritage
Recorded in Chinese medicine over 2,000 years ago, Panax Ginseng is an extensively researched adaptogen that boasts a higher concentration of ginsenosides than American Ginseng. Korean ginseng in particular was once so highly prized across Asia that it was a prestige good reserved for royalty.
Medicinal Use
* Enhances energy, focus & mood
* Decreases stress & anxiousness
* Contributes to overall resilience
* Aids brain function, memory & concentration
* Maintains cardiovascular health
* Supports female & male libido & sexual health
Medicinal Use
* Enhances energy, focus & mood
* Decreases stress & anxiousness
* Contributes to overall resilience
* Aids brain function, memory
& concentration
* Maintains cardiovascular health
* Supports female & male libido &
sexual health
PREBIOTIC
INULIN
from Topinambur
Heritage
In 1605, Native Americans introduced the root vegetable Topinambur to French explorers. Due to of its low glycemic index and high fibre content, researchers are currently studying it to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity. Long before European contact, Native American communities cultivated the plant as a reliable food staple, valued for how well it stored through winter.
Medicinal Use
* Improves digestive health
* Reduces cholesterol
* Prebiotic gut health support
* Regulates lipid metabolism
* Enhances mineral absorption
* Muscle, nerve and bone support
CHLOROPHYLL
From Green Spirulina
Heritage
The Kanembu Women discovered Spirulina in Lake Chad and processed it into patties that were eaten in periods of famine. Only in the 1970’s did Spirulina gain global attention. On the other side of the world, the Aztecs independently discovered the same algae in Lake Texcoco, harvesting and drying it into cakes — two civilisations, continents apart, arriving at the same food source. Proving natural wisdom is universal.
Medicinal Use
* Boosts the immune system
* Increases production of infection-fighting cells
* Fights free radicals & helps collagen formation
* Rich in protein, minerals, calcium, potassium
* Helps regulate blood sugar & blood pressure
* May help with food cravings
Medicinal Use
* Boosts the immune system
* Increases production of
infection-fighting cells
* Fights free radicals &
helps collagen formation
* Rich in protein, minerals, calcium, potassium
* Helps regulate blood sugar & blood pressure
* May help with food cravings
MĀNUKA
HONEY
from New Zealand
(MGO 250+)
Heritage
The Māori traditionally used Mānuka Honey for various ailments, both topically and ingested. These practices were passed down through generations long before Mānuka honey became a global wellness export. It boasts a higher level of the bioactive compound MGO (methylglyoxal) than any other honey.
Medicinal Use
* Strong antibacterial & antifungal properties
* Easing pain & inflammatory
* Promoting oral health
* Soothing a cough or sore throat
* May help prevent stomach ulcers
* Can prevent microbial infections
L-THEANINE
from Green Tea
Heritage
L-Theanine is an amino acid found in green tea, which has played a role in Chinese medicine for millennia. Zen Buddhist monks brought tea from China to Japan over a thousand years ago and relied on it for calm, focused alertness during long meditation sessions. Since its discovery, it has been researched for the treatment of ADHD, anxiety, stress, and more.
Medicinal Use
* Relieves stress & enhances alpha brain waves
* Boosts calming neurotransmitters
* Reduces age-related cognitive decline
* Protects cells from oxidative stress & aging
* Boosts cognitive performance
* Reduces coffee-induced jitters & cortisol spikes
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Australian Owned
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Without Additives
Developed & Formulated
with a Naturopath
Majority Organic
Ingredients
Clean & Lean Formula
Potent, Without Fillers
Research-Backed and
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Eight botanicals. One purpose.
We chose every botanical in Antiqa Haus Blend for how it works — on its own, and together with the other seven — to support your nervous and lymphatic system. No fillers, no additives, no pixie-dusting. Just 8 ingredients, at doses that matter, with a subtle natural flavour that makes it easy for you to stick with the ritual.
