Euphoria Found can be used:
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as part of a daily stress support routine.
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taken as part of a mindfulness ritual solo or between you and your partner, friend or lover.
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as a low alcohol alternative to booze.
What’s in the bottle?
Herbs, alcohol (each dose contains the equivalent alcohol of half a ripe banana), and raw local honey.
Studies and more about the herbs:
Fu Shen/ Ling Zhi/ Reishi Mushroom
Dosage:
Shake well. 1-2 teaspoons in hot or cold water, 2-4 times a day.
Serving Suggestions:
Stress Support Spritzer: mix 2 teaspoons of Euphoria Found into a glass of seltzer or ginger beer. Add a lime wedge and enjoy.
Hot Calmy: mix 2 teaspoons of Euphoria Found into a mug of ginger tea. Curl up and enjoy.
Here is a little bit about the folklore of each herb, their personalities and attributes.
Damiana- a central American yellow flower renowned for lighting and relighting passion in the body.
He Huan Hua and pi- Chinese for ‘collective happiness’ flower & bark, known as the mimosa tree in English, it uplifts the heart and invites an emotional shift to greater ease.
Bacopa- first described in 6th c. ad as the ‘intellect rejuvenator,’ the water hyssop offers increase mental focus, function and a release of anxious thoughts.
Passiflora- passion flower has a robust evidence base of anti-anxiety properties and a big (plant) heart.
Fu Shen- also known as Reishi is the spirit mushroom and it calms inner agitation with its earthy demeanor.
Bai Shao, Viburnum & Xiang Fu- a tension-releasing trio to unlock the jaw, neck, shoulders, back for more juicy flow and additionally improve digestion and feelings of stuck-ness.
Ge Hua- brings the energy down, clears headaches, releases pressure, and is a folk remedy for hangover (Bonus!)
Ye Jiao Teng- monkey brain repellent, AKA chills out your busy mind!
Gan Cao- if there was a power ranger called adrenal friend, harmonize and activate, licorice would be it.
Local raw honey- packed with antioxidants, antifungal and antibiotic properties.
Damiana Flower
A true body positive botanical to help you drop in and chill out.