• Africa's best kept wellness secret

    Kanna — known scientifically as Sceletium tortuosum — is a small succulent plant native to the Western Cape of South Africa. Used for centuries by the indigenous Khoikhoi people for calm, focus and mood balance, it is only now beginning to capture the attention of the global wellness world.

Over 300 years of traditional use

The San and Khoikhoi tribes of South Africa used Kanna for centuries — chewing, smoking or using it as a snuff for its calming and mood-lifting effects during long journeys and social gatherings.

Rediscovered by modern science

Today, Kanna's active alkaloids are being studied for their effects on serotonin — bringing centuries of indigenous wisdom into the modern wellness conversation.

Active Compounds

  • Mesembrine

    The primary alkaloid — believed to support serotonin levels, promoting calm and emotional balance.

  • Mesembrenone

    Supports cognitive function and emotional resilience. Works alongside mesembrine for full effect.

  • Mesembrenol

    A secondary alkaloid that contributes to Kanna's overall mood-supporting profile.

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