This honey-based herbal paste is more than your average infused herbal honey. With a specifically-designed ratio, this botanical is a sure way to make ingesting whole herb easy and effective ! Adaptogens are herbs that help bring the body into balance. These plants are known to aid endurance, energy, mental acuity, hormone balance, libido, and better adapt the body to stress. We choose quality, organic ingredients with locally-sourced RAW honey to make these beloved herbals. Formulated for hormone balance, here is the Balancing Miel.

We are living in a new era in terms of what our body is being exposed to. With food lacking in vital nutrition and so much exposure to environmental toxins and xenoestrogens, it is no wonder that so many of our bodies’ hormones are out-of-whack. Adaptogenic plants can be a wonderful starting point to bring the body back into balance, as they often work upon the endocrine system, modulating the adrenal glands and HPA-axis, all of which are "control centers" of our complex hormonal galaxy. 
Maca root is my personal top choice herb for hormonal balance. Having directly benefitted immensely from this root, I can attest that maca is a great jumping start for hormonal balancing and has very little side effects. Ashwaganda and shatavari are two other renowned adaptogens, known to both nourish and balance the hormonal system. Ashwaganda root is great for resetting the sleep cycles, enhancing stamina and energy, and nourishing our adrenal glands. Whereas shatavari root is deeply nourishing to the sexual systems, promotes fertility, and encourages immunity. Milk thistle seed tends to the liver for proper break-down and elimination of "cranky hormones," whiles nettles and hawthorne offer tonic support for the adrenal/kidney and cardiovascular systems.
Our body is a myriad of systems. Having many herbs communicating well with one another to nourish the myriad of internal bodily systems so that these systems can better communicate is what hormonal balancing is all about. It is a dance of systems at play, each ultimately learning when to lead and when to be led.