ST FRANCIS HERB FARM Canadian Bitters (100 ml)
A few drops in a splash of water before dinner is one of the oldest aperitif rituals there is. St. Francis Herb Farm Canadian Bitters is a liquid blend of nine bitter and aromatic herbs, led by globe artichoke, dandel...
A few drops in a splash of water before dinner is one of the oldest aperitif rituals there is. St. Francis Herb Farm Canadian Bitters is a liquid blend of nine bitter and aromatic herbs, led by globe artichoke, dandelion and gentian, that helps support healthy digestion and nutrient absorption. It is not habit forming and suits anyone who wants a gentle daily digestive ritual.
Why you'll love it
- Nine herbs, including globe artichoke, dandelion, gentian, chamomile and cardamom
- Helps support digestion and nutrient absorption
- Not habit forming
- Made with certified organic alcohol and vegetable glycerine
- 100 ml dropper bottle
How to use
Adults: take 1-1.5 ml (30-45 drops) three times daily in a little water, on an empty stomach, 15-60 minutes before meals.
What's inside
- Globe artichoke leaf 0.22 ml per ml — Cynara scolymus
- Dandelion whole plant 0.14 ml — Taraxacum officinale
- Gentian root 0.14 ml — Gentiana lutea, one of the most bitter herbs known
- Chamomile flower 0.10 ml — Matricaria chamomilla
- Turmeric rhizome 0.10 ml — Curcuma longa
- Cardamom fruit 0.10 ml — Elettaria cardamomum, an aromatic spice
- Burdock root 0.09 ml — Arctium lappa
- Black walnut fruit hull 0.07 ml — Juglans nigra
- Ginger rhizome 0.04 ml — Zingiber officinale
Non-medicinal ingredients: Distilled water, certified organic alcohol, certified organic vegetable glycerine.
Good to know
- NPN 80037827
- Contains alcohol
- Contains black walnut fruit hull
FAQs
When should I take Canadian Bitters?
Take 30-45 drops in a little water three times a day on an empty stomach, 15 to 60 minutes before meals. At 1 ml three times a day, the 100 ml bottle lasts about a month.
Does Canadian Bitters contain alcohol?
Yes. The herbs are extracted in certified organic alcohol with vegetable glycerine and distilled water. Diluting the drops in a little water softens the taste.