Let In The Light

Lemon Balm: an aromatic mint family plant that is sour and cooling, these textured, lemon-flavored leaves offer calming to the nerves, especially when they are overworked and uplifting to the spirit in states of melancholy. Lemon balm can soothe uncomfortable digestion, particularly when it is caused by stress* 

Sweet Leaf: leaves and flowers of this aromatic plant, also known as Bee Balm by Western healers, draws fire from the skin and organs, calms and tones the nerves acting strongly on the mind and senses, as well as the solar plexus. A bringer of harmony, by helping us appreciate beauty* 

Skullcap: this cooling, bitter mint family member is a well-loved nervous system remedy by Western herbalists for its ability to offer support in virtually all manifestations of nervous system disturbance. Skullcap calms yet gladdens, uplifts yet soothes, and helps the body to better endure the stress and overstimulation of modern times* 

California Poppy: not to be confused with the opium poppy, this vibrant orange flower, native to Western North America, offers gentle support to the nervous system by normalizing and balancing function. California poppy can reduce anxiety, ease physical and emotional pain, bring calm to the spirit, and support a healthy circadian rhythm*

Apple Cider Vinegar, Wildflower Honey, Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis), Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora), Monarda (Monarda fistulosa), California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica)
All ingredients are organic and responsibly sourced.

Seeking A Deeper Connection: Healing practices for the nervous system

Mix up to 2 tablespoons into flat or sparkling water, drink straight, or use as an ingredient in mocktails, cocktails, salad dressings, or however your heart desires. Refrigerate after opening. Shake well as separation is natural.