Birch Nocino Bitters
~BIRCH NOCINO BITTERS~
*this listing is for a 1 oz amber glass bottle with dropper lid* *please reuse or recycle bottle*
ABOUT THIS ITEM
The inclusion of Bitters into the diet is so important- not only do they improve digestion and get bile moving- they nourish the endocrine system (the glands in your body responsible for basically every function) and improve liver function- improving overall health, igniting the digestive fire, getting the salivary glands moving thus aiding in the break down of proteins in food, regulating hormones, and helping to reset digestive patterns.
Adding digestive bitters to the diet helps relieve stomach pain, relieves gas and bloating, helps to curb sugar cravings, relives heartburn and nausea, can regulate blood sugar levels, and will even make your skin healthy and glowing.
Humans evolved eating bitter flavors, yet with the development of the industrialized food system, the bitter flavor is one that has become undesirable, so it is beneficial to add a bitter flavored supplement to your normal diet to improve health.
I make seasonal bitters depending on which plants around me are thriving and what my intuition tells me. These Birch Nocino bitters came to be in a funny dream where a small tree stump grandmother woman told me that it was birch that wanted to be with the nocino and something about growing hair somewhere, i wont repeat her adage here ;) These are quite a nice blend, flavor wise and effectiveness wise. I think these plants really do enjoy being together.
Nocino is a traditional Italian tonic made by fermenting young black walnuts in sugar then adding a high proof alcohol and allowing it to extract. The result is a dark, rich, potent medicinal liquor.
TO USE
Take 20-30 drops as desired and before meals. Can also be used in cocktails.
INGREDIENTS
House made Nocino (young black walnuts fermented in organic cane juice and 75% organic cane alcohol) and birch bark tinctured in 50% organic cane alcohol.
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Although I am a community herbalist and healer I am not a medical doctor. I am not attempting to diagnose or treat major medical conditions. Please be smart and use common sense when using herbs and natural healing modalities and be extra cautious if you are taking prescription medications, pregnant or breast feeding, have ongoing immune issues or major health concerns. Please consult with a healthcare professional if you have concerns about serious medical conditions or contraindications. Not FDA approved. NOT intended to treat, cure, diagnose, or prevent and disease*