Two (2) of nature's powerhouse plants in one natural product.

Hemp Seed (source plant cannabis sativa) & Kawakawa need no introduction. The health reputation of both of these products is widely known. We are excited to add our Hemp & Kawakawa Elixir to our range. Individually they are very impressive but combining them takes this product to the next level.

Kawakawa

Kawakawa (Macropiper Excelsum) would be, without doubt, the most renowned and recognised medicinal plant traditionally used by Māori. It can be found in abundance across the upper half of New Zealand’s South Island and all through the North Island.

Kawakawa is an extremely important plant in the Māori world and carries much mana (prestige).

Kawakawa leaves contain a component called myristicin which helps trigger the release of nitric oxide from cells. Nitric oxide is the body’s anti-inflammatory response. So kawakawa supports and aids the body’s response to inflammation.

Diayangambin, another bioactive found in kawakawa, exhibits anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant properties. Bioactive alkaloids including ‘Piperchabamide A’ found in kawakawa, have known gastroprotective properties. Some scientists acknowledge there is still some way to go before they are able to accurately isolate and identify all the active properties of kawakawa and its potential for future medicinal applications. On the other hand, Māori have long had their own explanations for what scientists are now learning about the healing properties of kawakawa.

Hemp Seed Oil (source plant cannabis sativa)

Our Hemp Seed Oil (plant source cannabis sativa) is cold pressed from New Zealand grown hemp seeds. Hemp seeds contain large amounts of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids. Additionally, they also contain high levels of arginine, an amino acid that turns into nitric oxide. Nitric oxide is essential for artery and vein dilations, and it helps keep blood vessel walls smooth and elastic. Natural and nutritious it’s an excellent source of anti-inflammatory, omega 6 GLA (gamma-linolenic acid). It’s packed full of the essential goodies your body needs, including amino acids, vitamins B, C and D.

Joint pain and discomfort can stop you from enjoying even the simple pleasures in life. A natural way to treat joint pain caused by arthritis, trauma, injury, or infections. Finding the right ratio of essential fatty acids may help fight inflammation and reduce morning stiffness, tenderness, swelling and discomfort. Nourishes body & mind, supports mobility and cardiovascular health.

Highlights

• New Zealand made
• Optimal essential fatty acid ration: omegas 3 & 6
• Source of B-vitamins, vitamin D, vitamin C
• Loaded with amino acids, calcium, iron and magnesium
• Spray free
• Vegan, paleo, keto and gluten free
• THC undetected

Actions

• Anti-inflammatory
• Antimicrobial
• Analgesic
• Antiseptic
• Antioxidant
• Vulnerary
• Antiviral
• Hepatoprotective
• Diaphoretic
• Anti-dyspeptic
• Anti-spasmodic

Some benefits that may be experienced

• Immunity boost
• Expel toxins and pathogens from the body
• Relieve joint pain
• Muscular conditions
• Anti-rheumatic effects
• Improved mobility
• Skin disorders
• Burns, sores, boils, cuts, grazes, bruising
• Support healthy blood pressure
• Prevent blood clots
• Support a healthy brain
• Support healthy organ function
• Repair nerve damage
• Nourish skin, hair and nails
• Support healthy hormone levels
• Reduce symptoms of menopause

Ingredients

Glycerol, Aqua, NZ Hemp Seed Oil, Kawakawa (Macropiper Excelsum)

Important

Shake bottle well before each use. Store below 20°C away from direct sunlight. 

Oral use

Extract a half dropper (dose) and dispense under the tongue and hold 60 seconds before swallowing. Take as required, up to a maximum of 6 doses per day. Oral use is recommended for ages 10 years and over. NOTE: 1 dose per day is adequate for a person wanting to support good immunity levels.

Topical use

Elixir can be applied directly to skin and massaged in to help skin conditions, burns, cuts and grazes (all ages)

 its not magic, its nature - ehara i te mahi tūmatarau, ko te ao tūturu.