Swedish Bitters Large: 19 Herbs Blend

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Swedish Bitters is a traditional 19-herb bitter blend used for digestive support, bloating, occasional digestive discomfort and short-term regularity routines. This blend contains strong bitter and laxative herbs, including senna leaves, aloe and rhubarb root, along with aromatic botanicals such as myrrh, wormwood, gentian, saffron, mace and nutmeg.

It is best suited to careful, occasional use rather than casual daily drinking. Why we love it: Swedish Bitters is a heritage bitter blend with a bold, complex profile. It is useful when a strong traditional digestive bitter is wanted, especially for short-term, measured routines. Key Properties Form: 19-herb blend Flavour Profile: Strong, bitter, aromatic and warming Profile: Traditional digestive bitter, tonic and short-term regularity blend Ingredients: Camphor, aloe, theriac, myrrh, zedoary root, diotom, wormwood, gentian root, angelika root, carline thistle root, tormentill root, manna, senna leaves, larchenschwamm, saffron, mace, calamus root, nutmeg bean, rhubarb root Suitable For: Digestive Bitters, Herbal Tea Preparations, Occasional Bloating Support, Short-Term Regularity Support And Traditional Wellness Routines Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light, moisture and strong odours What It's Used For Traditional digestive bitter routines Occasional bloating and after-meal heaviness Short-term regularity support Occasional digestive discomfort Bitter tonic-style wellness routines Warm herbal tea preparations Carefully measured traditional use Who It's For This Product Is For: Experienced herbal users familiar with strong bitter blends People wanting a traditional digestive bitter tea Users seeking occasional short-term regularity support Those who prefer a multi-herb bitter blend rather than a single herb This Product Is Not For: Pregnancy or breastfeeding Children Long-term daily use People with bowel obstruction, inflammatory bowel disease, severe abdominal pain, diarrhoea or dehydration People taking laxatives, diuretics, heart medication, blood thinners or chronic medication without professional guidance Use as a substitute for medical care for liver disease, digestive disease, chronic constipation, heartburn, skin conditions or wounds How To Use As a Tea: Use 1 teaspoon Swedish Bitters herbal blend per cup of water.

Infusion Method: Bring water to a rolling boil, pour over the herbs and steep for 5-10 minutes. Straining: Strain well before drinking. Taste Tip: Add honey or lemon for flavour if desired. Use Guidance: Use occasionally and short term, not as a daily long-term tea. Caution: Start with a small amount if new to bitter or laxative herbs.

Safety Instructions Do not consume if pregnant or breastfeeding Not for children Contains strong bitter and laxative herbs, including senna, aloe and rhubarb root Avoid use with diarrhoea, dehydration, bowel obstruction, inflammatory bowel disease or unexplained abdominal pain Do not use long term unless professionally advised Seek professional advice before use if taking medication or managing a medical condition Avoid combining with laxatives, diuretics, heart medication or blood thinners unless professionally guided Discontinue use if cramping, diarrhoea, dizziness, allergic reaction or any adverse effect occurs Seek medical care for persistent constipation, severe heartburn, abdominal pain, blood in stool or ongoing digestive symptoms Keep out of reach of children and pets FAQs Q: What is Swedish Bitters traditionally used for?

A: It is traditionally used as a digestive bitter for bloating, after-meal heaviness, occasional digestive discomfort and short-term regularity support. Q: Is Swedish Bitters suitable for daily long-term use? A: No, this is a strong bitter blend with laxative herbs and is best used occasionally and short term.

Q: Can Swedish Bitters be used during pregnancy? A: No, do not consume if pregnant or breastfeeding. Q: Does Swedish Bitters contain senna? A: Yes, this blend contains senna leaves, along with aloe, rhubarb root and other strong traditional bitter herbs.