What goes into our bellies is meant to go down and stay down in orderto be properly processed and digested. But sometimes we overeat, eatthings that our bodies do not like, or our stomach’s just aren’tcooperating. The result- icky tummy: indigestion, reflux, heartburn,nausea, belching, poor appetite.Bitters have been used in many cultures for centuries to aid digestion.In Chinese medicine the action of the bitter flavor opens through topromote downward motion - in this case of the digestive tract.Bitters also promote the release of bile and other digestive enzymesthat stimulate and tone the digestive system. They help the bodyeliminate toxins by stimulating the liver.Added to a glass of water, this tasty tincture makes a refreshing pre-meal drink to “prime the pump” of the digestive process.
Body Dosing (recommended for physical issues): 1/2 to 1 dropper full (1 ml) in a small glass of water or juice, or take it straight up. Take as needed, up to 4-6times per day.
Everybody is different. Find the dose that works for you. Less is more.
Take a week or two off every 6-8 weeks if you are taking tinctures daily.
If you’re sensitive to alcohol or avoiding it, evaporate the alcohol by dropping the dose in boiling water and letting it steam off.
If you feel unwell after taking any formula, stop taking it! Always consult your physician when trying new supplements.
