Natural supplements often work in harmony with the body, supporting underlying systems rather than simply masking symptoms. Herbs like nettle, slippery elm, and dandelion provide nutrients and gentle therapeutic effects with fewer side effects compared to many pharmaceuticals. While prescription medications are necessary for some conditions, natural supplements can be a practical first step for prevention, fundamental healing, body restoration, and long-term wellness.

Our supplements are crafted in-house at our SuperTrees Botanicals lab using only the highest-quality, all-natural ingredients, from organic sources when possible. Each formula is crafted by our team of naturopathic doctors and is based on traditional herbal wisdom, supported by modern research and clinical trials at Canby Clinic for safety and effectiveness.

Yes. With the exception of Move Mate (herbal laxative), our herbs are formulated for daily support, and many, like nettle, slippery elm, and dandelion, have been used safely for centuries. We provide dosage and frequency information on each of our supplements. Move Mate is safe for occasional short-term use. In general, we recommend consulting with our clinic or a naturopathic doctor for personalized dosage guidance, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.

Nettle is rich in minerals, supports kidney health, promotes circulation, and acts as a natural antihistamine. In our practice, our patients have found it helpful for allergies, rashes, and overall detox support. It’s even considered safe during pregnancy and for dogs!

Slippery elm coats and soothes the digestive tract, helping to alleviate acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, and general mucosal lining health issues. It’s also a key ingredient in our Move Mate formula.

Move Mate combines aloe resin, slippery elm, and marshmallow root to support regular bowel movements and soothe the digestive system. While the aloe resin acts as a stimulant, the marshmallow and slippery elm coat the digestive tract, and the two, in tandem, help with digestive support by providing relief and restore balance.

In addition to acting as a remedy for joint stiffness, celery seed has been known for centuries as a tonic for the kidneys. The mineral-balancing properties assist with maintaining bone density. Celery seed also acts as a mild diuretic, making it especially useful for managing edema, without the risk of hypotension.

Our dandelion/parsley blend is a gentle, natural diuretic that supports kidney health and reduces water retention without the harsh side effects that can come from synthetic diuretics.

Our Immunity Tincture combines echinacea, elecampane, osha, and Oregon grape root to boost immune resilience, support lung health, and help the body fight off seasonal illness.

Yes. Our hemp balm delivers soothing relief for sore joints, bruises, and everyday aches. It absorbs quickly and can be applied directly to areas of discomfort as needed. It's important to note that many topical CBD products require what's called a loading dose. Learn more about that in our blog!

No. CBD (cannabidiol) is non-intoxicating. Unlike THC, it will not create a “high” or impair your daily activities. Check out our blog on this topic for more info!

• Full-spectrum CBD contains CBD plus other beneficial cannabinoids, terpenes, and trace (legal) amounts of THC—working together in what’s called the entourage effect.
  
  
• CBD isolate contains only pure CBD, with no THC or other cannabinoids, making it ideal for those who prefer or require zero THC.
  
  

Our full-spectrum products may contain trace amounts of THC (less than 0.3%, federally legal and non-intoxicating). Our isolates, however, are completely THC-free.

It depends on your goals. Many people prefer full-spectrum for broader benefits and stronger results, while isolate is an excellent choice if you’re sensitive to THC or subject to drug testing.

CBD may interact with certain medications. We recommend speaking with your healthcare provider before starting CBD, especially if you take prescriptions for blood pressure, blood thinners, or other chronic conditions, including mood stabilizers.

Yes. All of our CBD oils, tinctures, and balms undergo third-party lab testing to ensure purity, potency, and safety.

This varies by person and product. Sublingual tinctures typically take effect within 15–45 minutes, while balms and topicals provide localized relief within minutes of application. Capsules and edibles may take longer (30–90 minutes) to take effect.

Many people use CBD to support better rest and relaxation. While individual results vary, CBD may help regulate the body’s stress response and promote deeper, more restorative sleep, especially full-spectrum CBD products that leverage the entourage effect.

The short answer is yes, when sourced responsibly and used correctly, CBD is generally considered safe for dogs. Studies show that dogs tolerate CBD well at recommended doses, with only mild and temporary side effects occasionally reported. There's more on CBD and dogs in our blog!