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Why Tinctures and Teas are Better Together At Griffo Botanicals, we’ve always believed that herbal medicine shouldn't be a "one size fits all" delivery system. Every patient has a different constitution, a different lifestyle, and a different p … read more

Sanguine: The Art of Nourishing Positivity and Vitality When we named our Sanguine Tea, we weren't just looking for a fancy word. We were looking for a word that encapsulated a feeling. The Latin root Sanguis translates to "blood," but the adjective … read more

Bridging the Gap: Why Functional Teas are the Missing Link in Modern Practice As the winter chill settled in this year, we noticed a significant and exciting shift in our warehouse. Our tea line, which has always been a steady favorite, suddenly bega … read more

Free & Easy Tea was designed for the kind of stress that feels immediate—tight chest, racing thoughts, irritability, that sense of being wound too tight at the end of the day. While it draws inspiration from the classical formula Xiao Yao S … read more

Stress: The Overlap Between Cortisol, Hormones, and Liver Qi Constraint The modern stress conversation is dominated by neuroendocrinology. We talk about cortisol spikes, dopamine depletion, sex hormone dysregulation, sleep cycle disruption and … read more

Herbal snapshot for pattern-based care. Ban Lan Gen (Isatidis Radix) is used to support healthy immune, throat, and respiratory function, particularly during seasonal or environmental challenges. Modern research continues to explore its role in suppo … read more