Trust Your Gut Bitters, 1 oz

Artichoke leaf is a classic bitter tonic and remedy for liver, bile and digestive concerns. Consider this herb to support sluggish digestion thanks to its ability to enhance bile production and breakdown of fatty foods.

Known as the five-flavor berry, schisandra grows like grapes on a vine and has a unique balance of sweet, sour, salty, bitter and pungent flavors. Schisandra berry has been used throughout Chinese history as a tonic herb to be consumed throughout one's lifetime to promote longevity. It is an adaptogen and has traditionally been considered to have the most influence on strengthening and supporting liver, kidneys and lung function.

Gentian is an excellent bitter that stimulates appetite and digestion. It is considered a key bile mover and helps increase secretion of gastric juices. Great for those who lack an appetite or experiencing irregularity, bloating or sluggishness of the digestive system.

Dandelion root is a gentle digestive bitter tonic. The presence of inulin in the roots help rebuild gut flora and supports the microbiome.

As a liver alterative, dandelion gentle helps dispel toxins and shines in supporting the skin, lymph and immune system.

Marshmallow is one of our favorite demulcent herbs as it has a hydrating effect on dry tissues thanks to its constituents known as mucilaginous polysaccharides. These compounds are long-chain sugar molecules that bind with water to produce mucilage. Moistening and cooling, mucilage helps hydrate dry and irritated tissue lining aggravated by heat and inflammation.

You'll find marshmallow in our Mighty Lung Syrup as it lends a moistening quality to our formula- supporting an expectorant quality in the respiratory system and a dry cough state.

Yellow dock root has traditionally been used to promote healthy digestion. It is thought to stimulate the production of digestive juices and support bowel regularity.

As a gentle detoxifier, yellow dock supports regular elimination and also improves overall blood health. Yellow dock root is often considered a blood tonic due to its high iron content. It may be used as a supportive remedy for individuals with iron deficiency anemia.

The peel of orange has been traditionally used in East Asian medicine for thousands of years. The cut peel contains enzymes, flavonoids and phytonutrients. In addition, the aromatic orange oil found in the peel has an affinity for the digestive system and the respiratory system.