Digestive Bitters help promote better gut health and keep a flat stomach. Bitter herbs are used to stimulate the production of digestive enzymes, resulting in better digestion. The herbs included are commonly believed to help with:
- Improving bloating and gas
- Maintaining healthy blood sugar levels
- Improving mineral absorption and protein digestion
- Promoting regular bowel movements
- Supporting the gallbladder and liver
- Relieve heartburn and indigestion
- Lessening acid reflux
- Relieve nausea and upset stomach
- Regulate fat metabolism
- Aiding in weight loss by curbing sugar cravings and maintaining healthy blood sugar level
Herbal bitters can also support the activation of the parasympathetic nervous system, stimulating the vagus nerve and promoting a healthier state of "rest and digest" for optimal digestion of our food. This is a traditional method that can be helpful in achieving a more relaxed and balanced approach to digestion.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
DANDELION - contain sesquiterpenes in the leaves and roots. This natural occurring chemical is believed to support liver health and digestion.
GINGER - stimulates gastric motility, speeding up the process of food moving through the digestive tract. It also helps prevent indigestion, bloating and constipation.
FENNEL - the ability to digest and handle protein digestion and protein waste helps to clear mucus from the liver and lungs
BURDOCK ROOT - valued for its many digestive and liver-supporting properties.
CLOVES - relieves nausea and the stomach and intestines of gas.
LICORICE - stimulates adrenal function without depleting them.
{ingredients} Dandelion Root, Ginger Root, Fennel Seed, Burdock Root, Dandelion Leaf, Cloves, Licorice Root.
60% alcohol by volume
{use} Take 1-2 dropperfuls 20 minutes meals.
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