This is how each herb in Happiness formula works to help you Many of the effects of these herbs have been observed in clinical studies, as well as in centuries of highly effective traditional use. Some of the basic synergistic relationships are shown, but in reality the entire formula is a powerful synergistic whole with each herb supporting, balancing, and interacting with all the others. Albizia Flower Known as ‘Together in Happiness’ flower in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it lifts the spirit and clears the mind, having anti-depressive and anti-anxiety effects. It eases frustration and irritability and promotes emotional ease. Works in synergy with Polygala Root and Magnolia Flower. Amomum Fruit Helps ‘warm’ the Heart, supporting emotional stability and mental clarity. Clears mental fog. Works in synergy with Myristica Seed and Magnolia Flower. Myristica Seed Calms, ‘fills’ and ‘warms’ the Heart for energetic and emotional support. Works in synergy with Alpinia Fruit. Alpinia Fruit Known as ‘Memory Fruit’ in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it strengthens core energy, boosts intellect, and lifts the spirit. Works in synergy with Myristica Seed. Siberian Ginseng Root A powerful adaptogen that combats stress and fatigue, and supports mental and emotional resilience. Works in synergy with Longan Fruit. Longan Fruit Nourishes the Blood, calms the spirit, and supports the Heart. Promotes mental clarity, emotional stability and balance. Works in synergy with Siberian Ginseng Root and with Polygala Root. Polygala Root Known as ‘Strong Will Root’ in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it has anti-depressive and cognitive enhancing effects. It promotes emotional balance, mental clarity, and inner harmony. Works in synergy with Albizia Flower and with Longan Fruit. Magnolia Flower Known as ‘Happy Meeting Flower’ in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is considered to extend life by many years. It lifts the mood and clears the head and the senses. Works in synergy with Albizia Flower and Amomum Fruit. In addition, many of these herbs have been found by clinical and in-vitro studies to have immune-supporting, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and anti-tumor properties. Where referred to, ‘Heart’ and ‘Blood’ are in the context of traditional herbalism, which includes the energetic and spiritual aspects of the organs, and may or may not be referring to the physical functions.