When you combine the best of nature and the best of research, YOU GET BETTER RESULTS. BACKED BY EVIDENCE means three things to us:
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We invest in our own clinical research and scientific evidence database.
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We formulate with MDs, NDs, AND HERBALISTS.
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Our products are THIRD PARTY TESTED.
We believe natural remedies should answer questions, not raise them.
The doctors and scientists behind our products who prioritize listening to women above all else:
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Dr. Thara Vayali
Dr. Thara Vayali is a licensed Naturopathic Physician with expertise in women's health, nutrition, and natural supplement formulation. After completing a Bachelor's degree in nutritional sciences, a Master's degree in environmental education, and an ND in naturopathic medicine at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, she supported women in a clinical setting for decades before bringing her knowledge and passion to women at-large through co-founding hey freya.
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Dr. Marisa Marciano
Dr. Marisa Marciano is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor & Registered Herbalist (AHG) with expertise in both the education and clinical applications of therapeutic phytotherapy. After completing a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from The University of Western Ontario she received her post-degree medical training from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine - Boucher Campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where she is currently Chair of the Botanical Medicine Department.
We have zero tolerance for unnecessary or harmful ingredients.
NO exceptions. You should never have to compromise between feeling better now and your long-term health.
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- Immunity
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- Joint Health
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- Menopause
- Metabolism
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- NOURISH Formula
- Perimenopause
- Period Repair
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- Restless Legs
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- Sugar Cravings
- THRIVE Formula
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Vitamin B12
Cobalamin is the common name for vitamin B12. Cobalt (as in Cobalt blue) is a rare mineral in the soil. Cobalamin is made when bacteria combine Cobalt, Nitrogen & other...
Vitamin B12
Cobalamin is the common name for vitamin B12. Cobalt (as in Cobalt blue) is a rare mineral in the soil. Cobalamin is made when bacteria combine Cobalt, Nitrogen & other...
Vitamin E
Vitamin E is a fat-soluble, regenerative powerhouse. People usually focus on its healing properties on the outside of the body for wound health or protecting fragile skin - but there...
Vitamin E
Vitamin E is a fat-soluble, regenerative powerhouse. People usually focus on its healing properties on the outside of the body for wound health or protecting fragile skin - but there...
Vitamin A
Vitamin A, also known as retinol in its active state, is found in many topical agents that support healthy skin, often being promoted as an anti-aging tool. We also hear,...
Vitamin A
Vitamin A, also known as retinol in its active state, is found in many topical agents that support healthy skin, often being promoted as an anti-aging tool. We also hear,...
Vitamin D
Vitamin D - is commonly known as the sunshine vitamin. This is a perfect word for this glorious nutrient. Sunlight, specifically UV light, is the source for your body's vitamin...
Vitamin D
Vitamin D - is commonly known as the sunshine vitamin. This is a perfect word for this glorious nutrient. Sunlight, specifically UV light, is the source for your body's vitamin...
Vitamin K2
Vitamin K is a particular group of fat-soluble vitamins that share a similar chemical structure but have different effects once inside the body. We'd like to clarify this because vitamin...
Vitamin K2
Vitamin K is a particular group of fat-soluble vitamins that share a similar chemical structure but have different effects once inside the body. We'd like to clarify this because vitamin...
Copper
Certain minerals are considered sister ingredients - meaning they work best when combined. Zinc and copper are an example of this. We like to think of copper as the cool...
Copper
Certain minerals are considered sister ingredients - meaning they work best when combined. Zinc and copper are an example of this. We like to think of copper as the cool...