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Gut and mind need a mediator?
Gut Atonin brings together Chamomile, Lemon balm, Peppermint, Ginger, Fennel seed, Marshmallow, Slippery elm, Ashwagandha, and Bacopa in a lightly sweet, mint-fresh blend made for slowing things down, smoothing things out, and giving your center a little breathing room.
Health Experience:
Traditionally enjoyed to support a sense of digestive ease, calm focus, and internal balance during times of stress or mental overload.
Spiritual Benefits:
Intuition, harmony, inner stillness.
Flavor:
Herbal, lightly sweet, minty fresh.
Best Time to Drink:
Late morning or during an evening wind-down.
Use:
Designed for periods of stress-related digestive discomfort or when mental clarity feels scattered.
Use Duration:
Intended for short-term enjoyment, typically over 3–4 weeks.
Brewing Instructions:
1 Tbsp (~3–4 g) per 12 oz hot water. Steep 10 minutes covered.
Cautions:
Use licorice with caution if you have hypertension. Avoid ashwagandha during pregnancy or with hyperthyroid conditions unless guided by a professional.
Gut and mind need a mediator?
Gut Atonin brings together Chamomile, Lemon balm, Peppermint, Ginger, Fennel seed, Marshmallow, Slippery elm, Ashwagandha, and Bacopa in a lightly sweet, mint-fresh blend made for slowing things down, smoothing things out, and giving your center a little breathing room.
Health Experience:
Traditionally enjoyed to support a sense of digestive ease, calm focus, and internal balance during times of stress or mental overload.
Spiritual Benefits:
Intuition, harmony, inner stillness.
Flavor:
Herbal, lightly sweet, minty fresh.
Best Time to Drink:
Late morning or during an evening wind-down.
Use:
Designed for periods of stress-related digestive discomfort or when mental clarity feels scattered.
Use Duration:
Intended for short-term enjoyment, typically over 3–4 weeks.
Brewing Instructions:
1 Tbsp (~3–4 g) per 12 oz hot water. Steep 10 minutes covered.
Cautions:
Use licorice with caution if you have hypertension. Avoid ashwagandha during pregnancy or with hyperthyroid conditions unless guided by a professional.