Chicory Ginger Bitters 240ml

Chicory Ginger Bitters are a quick-acting, dynamic remedy for a long list of digestive complaints, as well as to strengthen mental focus and fatigue due to travel or stress. Uriel’s Chicory Ginger Bitters (designed by doctors) contains the following rhythmically prepared herbs, extracted in pure water and exposed to the rising and setting sun for seven days: chicory, ginger, gentian, milk thistle, wormwood, sweet flag, celandine, turmeric, black pepper and natural lime flavor. It also makes a refreshing drink with sparkling water and a twist of lemon or lime!

Use Chicory Ginger Bitters to strengthen digestion for:

Hyper or hypoacidity, gastric atony, lack of appetite, functional liver or gall bladder disturbances, nausea, dyspepsia, weak digestion or constipation, fatigue, lack of concentration, indigestion, heartburn, and acid reflux. Chicory Ginger Bitters are also good for mental focus and mental fatigue due to travel (commuting, jet lag), lack of exercise or stress, as well as sleepiness and poor concentration.

Chicory Ginger Bitters Can Help with Sugar Cravings

Americans are accustomed to overusing sweets as a stimulus when fatigued or bored, unlike Europeans, who appreciate them before or after meals. Try Chicory Ginger Bitters the next time you want sugar and watch the craving disappear! You will feel better - our mouth may avoid bitters, but the liver loves them! And a healthy liver is key to a feeling of overall good health, which makes for more energy and a better mood! Maybe you know someone who could benefit?

For best results, take regularly before meals as a gentle detoxifier and digestion support. Start with 1/4 teaspoonful mixed with water and adjust to taste. Try with sparkling water and lime, or undiluted on the back of the tongue. This remedy may also be used for occasional indigestion or nausea. For stronger concentrations, start with 1/2 teaspoon in 1/2 glass of water or undiluted. Preservative-free. Shake before use. Refrigerate after opening.

Under age 2: Consult a physician