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Need some help starting your engine in the bedroom? Tradition says that Muira Puama’s benefits could hold the secret to getting things going. Read on to learn more about this...

At Kratora, we’re always talking about ethnobotanicals; but what does the word “ethnobotanicals” mean, exactly? And what makes these plants any different to other botanicals like lavender and rosemary? What...

Once a ceremonial drink that was restricted to the South Pacific Islands, kava kava is now being sold in health food shops around the world. The relaxing and slightly euphoric...

Traditionally gathered from the wild by the San and Khoi tribespeople in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, kanna or Sceletium Tortuosum is becoming a household name across many...

It’s always encouraging when traditional uses for medicinal herbs and plants are confirmed by scientific research. In this case, the plant that’s attracting the attention of the research community is...

For hundreds of years, various indigenous populations around the world have used plants to alleviate aches, pains, and discomfort. Despite the evolution of civilizations and societies, natural relief has remained...