What is Damiana?

Damiana or Turnera Diffusa is a plant that can be recognized by its small yellow-brown flowers. Turnera Diffusa is native to South America, Central America, and Mexico.

The plant is cut into small pieces and is perfect to use as a tea and as an Herbal Mix.

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The Mayans and Aztecs: The Origins of Damiana

The Mayans and the Aztecs used Damiana as a versatile herb for both aphrodisiac and relaxing purposes. It was Father Juan Maria de Salvatierra, a Spanish missionary, who first introduced the world to this wonderful herb.

Spanish Missionaries: The Sexual Power of Damiana

When Spanish missionaries first set foot on Mexican soil, they discovered that the indigenous tribes Damiana tea mixed with sugar to enhance the sexual experience.

Hippies: The Rediscovery of Damiana

In 1888, Damiana was included in the first edition of the 'National Formulary' (NF). However, it almost disappeared from public attention until the hippie movement in the 1960s made it popular again.

Margarita: The Secret Ingredient

It is claimed that Damiana was the secret ingredient in the original margarita recipe. To this day, it is still used to give this famous cocktail a unique, floral twist.

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Benefits Damiana

Smell better

Damiana comes with a natural scent because it does not contain any addictive parts. This gives a finer aftertaste and smell. So next time you come home you don't have to endure the smell of disgusting herbal mixes.