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They are traditional herbal preparations — mother tinctures, syrups, ointments, balms, oleolites, plant-based capsules — formulated in monastic workshops following recipes often centuries old. Many monasteries are listed as official herbal labs and operate in compliance with European regulations on natural products.

No. Natural remedies are complementary, not substitutive: they can support everyday well-being (sleep, digestion, respiratory tract) but should never replace prescribed therapies. In case of chronic disease, pregnancy, breastfeeding or current medication, always consult your doctor first.

Start from the specific complaint (insomnia, slow digestion, cold) and pick the right format: herbal tea for daily use, mother tincture for faster effect, ointment for topical use. Always read the product leaflet, respect doses and duration — if you see no improvement within 1–2 weeks, see a professional.

Yes — plants contain active compounds and can interact with drugs (e.g. St. John's wort with antidepressants, ginkgo with anticoagulants). People with allergies, pregnant or breastfeeding women and children should use them with caution. Warnings are printed on the label; when in doubt, ask your doctor or herbalist.