Herbal Supplements
Herbal supplements are the deepest shelf in the department — hundreds of products drawn from plant traditions around the world. You'll find single herbs and thoughtful blends in every classic format: herbal teas like hyssop from Herbaria, cold-pressed oils such as organic raw pumpkin seed oil, capsules and tinctures, and modern powder blends that stir into coffee or hot water. If you've been searching for a proper herbal store, this aisle is it.
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Part of the pleasure of this aisle is its breadth. Western herbalism's staples sit beside botanicals from Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese practice, and functional-mushroom blends — reishi elixirs, lion's mane coffee mixes — have earned their own shelf within the section. Because so many products here are also foods, you'll see plenty of organic labelling; as always, organic and vegan claims reflect the manufacturer's certification on the package.
Format is the first choice to make. Teas are the gentlest way to get acquainted with an herb; capsules offer consistency and convenience; tinctures and liquids let you adjust the amount drop by drop; and powders blend into smoothies or your morning cup. Single-packet options from brands like Four Sigmatic make it easy to try before you commit to a full box.
Herbal products in Canada are licensed natural health products, so each label carries an NPN along with its permitted uses and cautions — worth reading closely, since herbs can interact with medications. If you take prescriptions, check with your health-care practitioner or bring your list to the Greenbrook pharmacy counter; matching botanicals to what you're already taking is exactly the kind of question we like.
