MINT SYRUP

What Is Mint Syrup?

Mint Syrup is a traditional herbal preparation made from fresh mint leaves. Mint has long been enjoyed for its refreshing, cooling and digestive properties and is especially popular after meals or whenever the stomach feels uncomfortable.

Its naturally fresh flavor also makes it a pleasant herbal syrup to enjoy throughout the year.

Why People Use Mint Syrup

Mint is traditionally enjoyed to support:

• Healthy digestion 

• Stomach comfort

• Relief from occasional bloating

• Comfort after a heavy meal

• Occasional nausea and unsettled stomach

• Healthy digestive movement

• Fresh breath

• Cooling and refreshing comfort

How to Use

Adults: 1 tablespoon daily.
Children: 1 teaspoon daily.

Take directly from the spoon, preferably 15–30 minutes before a meal or about 2 hours after a larger meal.

For digestive comfort, it may also be taken after a meal when needed.

For the simple, traditional approach I recommend taking the syrup on its own rather than mixing it into food.

Ingredients

Fresh mint leaves, water, sugar and lemon.

Storage

Always keep refrigerated.

Keep the bottle tightly closed and use a clean spoon when serving.

Important

Mint Syrup is a traditional food-based herbal preparation and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

People who are pregnant or nursing, have medical conditions, or take medications should consult a healthcare professional before use.People who are prone to heartburn or acid reflux may find that mint increases their symptoms.

Size & Price

12 oz — $15
16 oz — $18