Belly Love Powder 127 g

With Belly Love Powder, Anima Mundi combines six plants and fruits into an easy-to-use powder blend for smoothies, juices, tea, or water. The formula combines cranberry, garcinia, mangosteen, Cha de Bugre, ginger, and hibiscus from different plant and nutritional traditions.

Cranberry, mangosteen, and hibiscus contribute their characteristic secondary plant compounds and give the blend its fruity-tart note. Ginger adds a gentle warmth. The result is a pleasantly herbaceous, lightly fruity powder that can easily be incorporated into a daily herbal ritual. The blend contains no bulking agents, binders, or anti-caking agents.

• Formula: Plant and fruit powders with 6 selected botanicals
• Botanicals: Cranberry, garcinia, mangosteen, Cha de Bugre, ginger & hibiscus
• Tradition: Inspired by botanicals with a long history of use in different plant traditions
• Taste: Fruity-tart, slightly herbaceous, and warm from ginger
• Quality: With organic and wild-harvested plants
• Use: For smoothies, juices, tea, water, or food
• Free from: Bulking agents, binders & anti-caking agents
• Contents: 127 g | approx. 34 servings
  

Anima Mundi was founded by Costa Rican herbalist Adriana Ayales. The modern herbal apothecary combines traditional plant knowledge from Central and South America with Ayurveda, Chinese Daoist traditions, and Western herbalism.

The focus is on carefully selected botanicals, organic and wildcrafted ingredients, and formulas that translate traditional plant knowledge into modern herbal rituals.

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Plants & Botanicals

• Garcinia Cambogia
  The tropical fruit has a long culinary and herbal tradition in South and Southeast Asia. It is naturally characterized by its hydroxycitric acid (HCA) content.
  
• Cha de Bugre
  This South American plant has a long history of regional use as an herbal tea and naturally contains small amounts of caffeine.
  
• Ginger
  Ginger has a long history of use in Ayurveda, TCM, and European herbalism and gives the blend its characteristic warmth and spiciness.
  
• Cranberry & Mangosteen
  These two intensely colored fruits complement the blend with a variety of natural secondary plant compounds. Mangosteen has a long tradition in Southeast Asia, while cranberry is primarily associated with North America.
• Hibiscus
  The tart, fruity hibiscus flowers are used as a herbal infusion in many parts of the world. They provide natural anthocyanins and, together with cranberry, give Belly Love its characteristic fruity-herbaceous note.

There is extensive traditional knowledge and modern research on garcinia, Cha de Bugre, ginger, cranberry & co. Here, we limit ourselves to a concise overview. Those who would like to learn more can find plenty of additional information online.

Use

• 1½ teaspoons (approx. 3.7 g) Stir into tea, juice, smoothies, or water, or sprinkle over food.
• Always close the jar tightly and use only a completely dry spoon, as the powder is sensitive to moisture.
• Store protected from heat and light; refrigerate if needed.

The recommended daily intake should not be exceeded. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of the reach of young children.

Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you have existing medical conditions or are taking medication, consult a doctor before use. Anima Mundi advises against use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Ingredients

Cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccus) Fruit*, Garcinia (Garcinia cambogia) Fruit (E), Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana) Fruit*, Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana) Peel, Cha de Bugre (Cordia salicifolia)^, Ginger (Zingiber officinale) Root*, Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) Flower*

*from organic cultivation
^wild-harvested
(E) Extract

FAQ

What is Belly Love Powder?
Belly Love is a blend of six fruits, herbs, and roots that Anima Mundi combines into a fruity-herbaceous powder. It can easily be added to drinks or food.

What does Belly Love taste like?
Fruity-tart and slightly herbaceous, with a subtle warmth from ginger. The natural pink-red color comes partly from cranberry and hibiscus.

Does Belly Love contain caffeine?
Cha de Bugre naturally contains some caffeine. The amount per serving is small, but the product is therefore not completely caffeine-free.

Can I combine Belly Love with Amargo Bitters?
Both formulas incorporate different bitter and plant compounds and can generally be integrated into a shared herbal ritual. It makes sense to use them at different times.

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