In order for botanicals to be therapeutic, strict guidelines must be followed. It all starts with great soil, living soil full of healthy microorganisms. Then we have to assess where the botanicals are grown, the climate conditions they experience, when they are harvested, which harvesting methods are used, which plant parts are harvested, which processing methods are used, the range of time between harvesting and processing, when they are stored, and which storage methods are used. All of these determine the quality of each plant as well as the amount and type of therapeutic properties each one contains. As such, purity, quality, and sustainability are my top priority for providing therapeutic-grade remedies.