Adaptogenic herbs
Help the body adapt and cope with everyday stress, promoting balance and mental calm.

Herbs and botanicals are plant-derived substances, including roots, leaves, berries, bark and mushrooms, that have been cherished for wellbeing across thousands of years. From traditional herbal infusions to modern nutrition, these natural compounds support everyday vital energy, resilience and balance.
Modern supplementation allows us to standardise active botanical extracts so you receive a consistent level of beneficial phytonutrients in every serving. When combined with care, herbs work harmoniously with your body's natural systems to maintain ongoing wellness.
Explore our main botanical categories tailored to support different aspects of your health and daily routine.
Help the body adapt and cope with everyday stress, promoting balance and mental calm.
Traditional mushrooms like lion's mane that support focus, clarity and general vitality.
Specialised botanicals such as black cohosh, red clover and evening primrose to support female hormonal harmony.
Botanicals like saw palmetto, tribulus and fenugreek designed to support male stamina and wellbeing.
Plant extracts such as ginger, turmeric, dandelion, berberine and apple cider vinegar that support comfortable digestion and metabolic balance.
Discover individual herbs and botanicals, their traditional uses and how they support your overall vitality.
Botanicals have long been enjoyed in simple, traditional forms including brewed herbal teas, dried powders, liquid tinctures and whole culinary ingredients. Spices like ginger and turmeric remain household staples in cooking for both flavour and wellbeing.
While everyday foods and herbal infusions provide enjoyable dietary diversity, supplement extracts deliver concentrated, standardised amounts of active plant compounds with daily convenience.
Standardised botanical extracts ensure that every batch delivers a consistent, measured level of active plant compounds. Supplements also offer everyday convenience and undergo quality testing to ensure purity and identity.
Because botanical extracts can be potent, always check with your healthcare professional before starting a new botanical routine, especially if you are taking medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have an underlying medical condition.
Many active plant compounds rely on beneficial gut bacteria to convert them into easily absorbed forms, while a healthy gut lining supports efficient nutrient uptake. Velobiotics pairs quality botanical extracts with probiotics protected by a micro-shield that protects each individual bacterium against harsh stomach acid, delivering active cultures directly to your gut.
Learn about shop ingredientsBotanical supplements contain active plant compounds that may interact with certain medications. You should always consult your doctor or healthcare professional before taking herbal supplements if you are taking prescription drugs.
Individual responses vary depending on the herb, dosage and your individual metabolism. Some botanicals provide noticeable support within a few days, while adaptogens and traditional herbs often build benefits gradually over 2 to 4 weeks of consistent use.
A standardised extract is processed to guarantee a precise percentage of the plant's key active phytonutrients in every dose. This ensures consistent quality, strength and effectiveness from capsule to capsule, unlike unstandardised raw powders.
Many botanical supplements are designed to complement one another, such as pairing adaptogens for stress with digestive botanicals. However, it is best to introduce new supplements one at a time and consult a qualified practitioner to ensure compatibility.
Many herbs and botanical extracts are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential effects on hormone balance or uterine tone. Always speak with your doctor or midwife before using any herbal supplement during pregnancy or lactation.
Explore Velobiotics formulas featuring ashwagandha, lion's mane, moringa, sea moss and targeted men's wellness support.




Supplements support a healthy diet and lifestyle. They do not treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak to your healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or have a medical condition.