Intuitive Nature

Yarrow: the great protector. With clusters of white flowers and ornate leaves, this bitter herb is cooling yet warming, bringing strength and flow. Yarrow's medicine works in the boundaries, the places in between. Restoring intelligent exchange and integrity to our internal/external ecosystem* 

Angelica: the bitter, aromatic root of this stunning plant is one of the prime traditional remedies of northern Europe, and an important shamanic plant among the Lapps or Saami people of the Far North. Angelica calms both the parasympathetic and sympathetic sides of the autonomic nervous system, restoring balance. Angelica also improves circulation body wide, with a special affinity for improving portal vein and hepatic artery circulation, therefore protecting the liver and supporting its function* 

Mugwort: this silver-colored, tufty leaf is aromatic and moving. Mugwort increases circulation to warm digestion and uplift the nervous system. It's bitter nature encourages ample digestive secretions that support downward motility* 

Fennel: the sweet and oily seeds of the regal fennel plant have been used traditionally to improve overall digestion. Fennel has been shown to ease cramping, gas and bloating, abate inflammation, improve healthy secretions of the digestive tract and clear the liver* 

Wood Betony: the leaves and flowers of this ancient and bitter mint family plant are revered for supporting wellbeing. This herb has a profound impact on the enteric nervous system which is the intrinsic nervous system of the GI tract. Wood Betony offers a sense of groundedness to the spirit and regularity to digestion, welcoming gut instincts back online*

Cane Alcohol, Spring Water, Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), Angelica (Angelica archangelica), Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare), Wood Betony (Stachys officinalis)
All ingredients are organic and responsibly sourced.

Gifts from the Earth: for the Kitchen Witch

10 to 15 minutes before meals, place one dropperful directly on the tongue.
Embrace the bitterness as you feel digestion activate and honor future assimilation. Enjoy with each meal, or at times of torpor, up to 6 times daily.