Also known as
Juniperus communis • Gin Berry • Genever Berry
Supports
Anti microbial 
Antioxidant 
Urinary Tract NATIVE TO
Northern Hemisphere temperate zones • Boreal forests and highland regions • Dry plateaus and mountain systems
ORIGINS & USES
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Used for centuries across Europe, Asia, and North America in traditional medicine to support digestion, urinary health, and purification practices
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Naturally rich in volatile oils, flavonoids, and plant compounds associated with antimicrobial and antioxidant activity
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Long valued in many cultures for its cleansing and protective qualities, both medicinally and ceremonially
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Traditionally prepared from the berries as a tea, tincture, or infusion
RESEARCH
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Studies suggest juniper exhibits antimicrobial and antioxidant properties in laboratory studies
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Research indicates potential support for digestive and urinary tract function
NOTES
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Not recommended during pregnancy, as concentrated preparations may stimulate uterine activity
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Long-term or high-dose use should be avoided due to potential kidney irritation
