Standard Process Gotu Kola 1:1
Gotu Kola 1:1 contains Gotu Kola leaf traditionally used to support healthy skin, capillaries and circulation.*
Gotu Kola has been traditionally used in herbal preparations to:
Promote healthy tissue function*
Promote and support healthy skin tissue*
Support healthy peripheral circulation*
Enhance the body’s natural ability to adapt to temporary stress*
Gotu Kola contains pentacyclic triterpene ester saponins (especially asiaticoside). Gotu Kola 1:1 is standardized to contain 18 mg/mL of triterpenes to ensure optimal strength and quality.
Suggested Use: Dilute 5 mL (approx. 1 teaspoon) in water or juice once per day, or as directed.
Gotu Kola 1:1 contains Gotu Kola leaf traditionally used to support healthy skin, capillaries and circulation.*
Gotu Kola has been traditionally used in herbal preparations to:
Promote healthy tissue function*
Promote and support healthy skin tissue*
Support healthy peripheral circulation*
Enhance the body’s natural ability to adapt to temporary stress*
Gotu Kola contains pentacyclic triterpene ester saponins (especially asiaticoside). Gotu Kola 1:1 is standardized to contain 18 mg/mL of triterpenes to ensure optimal strength and quality.
Suggested Use: Dilute 5 mL (approx. 1 teaspoon) in water or juice once per day, or as directed.
Gotu Kola 1:1 contains Gotu Kola leaf traditionally used to support healthy skin, capillaries and circulation.*
Gotu Kola has been traditionally used in herbal preparations to:
Promote healthy tissue function*
Promote and support healthy skin tissue*
Support healthy peripheral circulation*
Enhance the body’s natural ability to adapt to temporary stress*
Gotu Kola contains pentacyclic triterpene ester saponins (especially asiaticoside). Gotu Kola 1:1 is standardized to contain 18 mg/mL of triterpenes to ensure optimal strength and quality.
Suggested Use: Dilute 5 mL (approx. 1 teaspoon) in water or juice once per day, or as directed.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.