The DAM stands for Damiana

A wild harvested mountain herb

Growing wild in the central American mountains, Damiana is considered a National Treasure in Mexico to this day.

With historic herbal uses

Damiana is a medicinal herb used for thousands of years by the Guaycura, Aztecs and Mayans to relieve tension, calm anxiety, and improve blood flow.

Anti-anxiety Study - Damiana

That is actually Banned in Louisiana

In 2005, the state of Louisiana issued a blanket ban on botanicals that were used in conjunction with hallucinogens in designer drugs, leading to what the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) called an "Unfair Ban" of Damiana. Luckily however, the AHPA has been lobbying the legislators to restore Damiana's good name.

AHPA Helps Ammend Laws

Was part of the Original Margarita

Mexican folklore says that the very first margarita ever made was made with Damiana Liqueur.

Damiana Liqueur

And a certain famous cola drink.

Pemberton's French Wine Coca was the precursor to a famous Cola drink, named after two of it's ingredients: Coca and Kola. It must have packed quite a punch as it was made with French Wine, Kola Nuts, Coca Leaves, and Damiana. The temperance movement forced Pemberton to remove the Wine, and eventually the Damiana was lost too, until now.

Coca + Kola + Wine + Damiana

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