About Herbs of Grace
We're a herbs company offering science-based, herbal health supplements that empower your natural wellness journey.
At Herbs of Grace, we believe in the power of nature combined with science. Our journey began back in 1979 with a desire to create effective herbal supplements that support holistic health and well-being.
Now, five decades years later, our natural herbal products remain well-known for their quality and effectiveness, and we've been trusted by thousands of customers over the years.
Hear from a UK Herb Shop whom we have supplied for over a decade.
Stockist Testimonial
Nature Trail have been selling cholesterol control supplements - The Guardian - manufactured by Herbs of Grace for the past 10 years. Our customers use this product to help maintain a healthy heart and improve their circulation.
Herbs of Grace are one of our best suppliers, offering a personalised service, and we would highly recommend herbal shops and practitioners’ stock their range, to assist their customers in improving their health.
Mary Gormley
Owner of Nature Trail
About us now
We believe in the power of nature to support women’s health, especially as we age.
Herbs of Grace is all about helping you feel your best, with natural herbs.
Our range of herbal health supplements cater to many different audiences and uses, including sleep, heart, stress, gut, thyroid, and menopause support - amongst many more.
FAQ
What is herbalism?
Herbalism, also known as herbal medicine, phytomedicine, or phytotherapy, is the practice and study of using plants and plant extracts to support health and wellness.
It draws on both traditional knowledge and contemporary research to promote health, manage symptoms, and support the body's natural healing processes.
Herbalists often prefer using the whole plant rather than isolated compounds, believing this maintains the natural synergy of plant constituents.
What are herbal supplements?
Herbal supplements are formed from powdered herbs, to be taken orally, as part of a natural approach to supporting overall wellbeing.
They can be made from different parts of a plant, such as the root, leaves, flowers, or berries, and are often prepared in forms like capsules, powders, or tinctures. Many of these herbs have been used in traditional practices for generations.
People often choose herbal supplements as a way to gently support their body alongside everyday habits like rest, nutrition, and self-care.
Looking for herbal support? Get in touch today.
Are herbs safe?
One question that we are asked frequently is if it is safe to buy herbs.
Provided they are used sensible, the majority of herbs are safe. There are 'scheduled' herbs that are considered unsafe.
These are only available to qualified Medical Herbalists and do not feature on this website. However, since each of us is constitutionally unique, an individual may be sensitive to a particular herb just as some of us are sensitive to a particular food. If a reaction is experienced then seek advise from your doctor or a suitably qualified healthcare professional who may well be able to recommend an alternative.
Where can I find a herbalist?
The oldest professional institution of herbalists is the National Institute of Medical Herbalists and can be found at www.nimh.org.uk or the Unified Register of Herbal Practioners.
How can I buy from Herbs of Grace?
You can order herbs online on our website with ease, just pop your products (and desired quantities) into your basket, and head to the checkout page. If you require extra support with your order, or have any questions, please get in touch with us and we'll be more than happy to help.
Where are Herbs of Grace based?
Herbs of Grace are an online UK herbalist, and we currently deliver our herbal capsules across the UK and also to Jersey.
Do you offer herbal support for women?
Absolutely. As a female-led business, we are passionate about supporting women's health - ensuring that women are seen, heard, and well looked after. One of our herb blends for women is Menotune, formulated to help relieve symptoms of the menopause.