Black Seed & Soursop Bitters

I love the product and have committed to taking it daily. I have noticed a difference to my overall health. I’m not experiencing daily fatigue, my digestion issues have recessed and I have more energy. I have been taking this product for about six months, and I will not break the routine.

Great buy for herbal use

My teacher, Deepak Chopra, advised us to include all five tastes in our diet: not just sweet and salty, but also sour (like lemons) and umami (like mushrooms, parmesan cheese, and miso). But we are disinclined to include bitters, such as dark greens (kale), which help digestion.This is an easy way (just shake the bottle and add 2 tablespoons to water and shake again) to bring back something you avoid into your diet.ADAPTOGENS included and their purported benefits, according to traditional Chinese medicine.Ginger, Bitter Melon, Pomegranate seeds (for weight loss), Fenugreek (pain and diabetes),FOODS AND FLAVORS YOU MAY ALREADY BE TRYING TO INCLUDE IN YOUR DIET:Ginger, Cayenne pepper, Honey, Cinnamon (type not mentioned), Celery Seeds, Spearmint leaves, Pomegranate (leaves), Aloe VeraThese organic bitters also contain Black seed, Maca, Bitter melon, Curry leaves, Java Plum, Amia Gooseberry, Abocha bark, Acai berry, Boris bande root and bark, Mango leaves, Fennel seeds, Turnips, andTamarind.I hope the list above helped you, as the listing on the label is small.

The product has what I would describe as a “woodsy/herbal taste” (imagine the floor of an old growth forest), which is as should be expected from a bitters tonic that is not loaded with flavorings.Not being a trained herbalist, but familiar with some of the ingredients in this tonic, I liked seeing that several of the ingredients and the purpose for using them is printed on the side label of the bottle.The suggested serving size is 1 oz (2 tablespoons) daily, which should be taken before meals, so the bottle contains a 16-day supply. Being an infusion, rather than ground ingredients being added to water, the consistency is that of water - so expect that when pouring it. Depending on a person’s supplemental routine and the nutritional value of the foods they consume, they may choose to make this part of their daily routine, or instead use it as they feel the need for it.Technically speaking, flora and fauna are of course considered ‘organic’ by definition. But I am still surprised at the number of times the word ‘organic’ appears on the label, as to my understanding the product doesn’t comply with USDA regulation for using the term on supplement or food labeling, which is to be followed even for products which do not display the official seal.This product is formulated for Herbal Connections Palm Coast FL which is a natural foods market. On the website for the Palm Coast chamber of commerce, the company has impressive reviews.I like the clean simplicity of the product but based on my personal needs, I don’t know that I will reorder it. Even so I DO think it is worth trying to see if it is a good choice for your individual needs.