People have turned to plants for vitality for thousands of years. From the herbal traditions of Asia and the Mediterranean to the folk remedies of the Americas and Africa, there is a long history of using roots, barks and leaves to support energy, stamina and desire.

Many of these traditions share a theme: balance and flow. Herbs were chosen to warm the body, support circulation and restore energy at the end of a long day.

Modern science has begun looking at some of these plants more closely, and the picture is a mix of promising early research and a lot still to learn. That is why we describe herbs as traditionally used and as support, never as a guaranteed fix.

Four plants sit alongside L-arginine in Blue Zeus, each with its own history:

Maca, a root grown high in the Peruvian Andes, has been traditionally used to support energy, stamina and vitality.

Korean Ginseng has centuries of use in East Asia as a tonic, traditionally taken to help the body cope with tiredness and weakness.

Ginkgo Biloba, from one of the oldest tree species on Earth, is traditionally associated with healthy circulation and mental clarity.

Damiana, a shrub from Central America, has long been used as a relaxing herb and a folk tonic for the evening.

Blue Zeus draws on this heritage and combines it with a modern ingredient, L-arginine, for a blend that respects tradition and works with today's lifestyle.

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