History

    Used by the Aztecs as part of certain rituals, Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is native to Mexico and is now found throughout the southern United States and many parts of South America. Damiana makes a fragrant, sparkling tea with a delicious aroma and an agreeable bitter taste. Its aromatic leaves are sometimes employed to flavor liqueurs.

Damiana is also smoked by some instead of tobacco. Damiana is held in high repute by Spanish herbalists forits varied beneficial purposes. Damiana is still used by many for its traditional applications.