EUPHORIA Elixir: Sensory Vitality Tonic

With EUPHORIA Elixir, Anima Mundi combines some of the most characteristic tonics of Central and South America with berries traditionally classified as adaptogens and sensual, aromatic flowers. Guarana, Catuaba, Muira Puama, and Suma have traditionally been associated with vitality, energy, and physical presence, while Damiana, rose, and night-blooming jasmine have long been associated with sensuality, emotional openness, and connection.

• Product concept: Botanical tonic centered around vitality, sensuality, enjoyment & connection
• Botanicals: Guarana, Catuaba, Muira Puama, Suma, Damiana, Schisandra, Goji, hibiscus & rose
• Guarana: Natural source of caffeine with a long South American tradition
• Traditional tonics: Catuaba, Muira Puama & Suma
• Adaptogenic classification: With Schisandra and Suma
• Aromatic side: Rose, hibiscus & essential night-blooming jasmine oil
• Use: For tea, juice, water, mocktails & cocktails
• Sizes: 59 ml | approx. 12 servings · 118 ml | approx. 24 servings
  

This combination makes EUPHORIA particularly interesting: stimulating botanicals meet softer, aromatic plants and traditional tonics. Schisandra and Goji complement the blend with their broad spectrum of natural plant compounds, while hibiscus adds a fruity, tart note. The Elixir can be enjoyed diluted on its own or in tea, juice, mocktails, and cocktails—alone or as a special ritual for two.

The modern Herbal Apothecary Anima Mundi combines plant knowledge from Central and South America, Ayurveda, Chinese-Daoist traditions, and Western herbalism. EUPHORIA beautifully showcases the brand’s Latin American roots: botanicals from Amazonian and rainforest traditions meet flowers, berries, and modern liquid extraction.

Learn more about founder Adriana Ayales and the brand’s philosophy in our portrait of Anima Mundi.

Plants & Botanicals

• Guarana & Suma
  Guarana comes from the Amazon region and has long been used by Indigenous communities as an invigorating plant tonic. The seeds naturally contain caffeine. Suma, also known as “Brazilian Ginseng,” likewise has a long tradition associated with vitality, balance, and physical resilience.
• Catuaba & Muira Puama
  Two classic botanicals of Brazilian and Amazonian herbal traditions. Both have traditionally been valued as tonics associated with vitality, endurance, sensuality, and physical presence, shaping EUPHORIA’s original “Love Tonic” concept.
• Damiana
  This aromatic plant comes from Mexico and Central America and has a long traditional association with relaxation, sensuality, emotional well-being, and intimacy. This softer side provides an interesting counterpoint to guarana and the blend’s more potent tonics.
• Schisandra & Goji
  Schisandra is one of the classic tonic berries in Chinese herbal traditions and is now often classified as an adaptogen. Goji also has a long tradition associated with vitality and longevity. Both provide a broad spectrum of natural polyphenols and other plant compounds.
• Rose, Hibiscus & Night-Blooming Jasmine
  Rose and jasmine have been associated with love, sensuality, and emotional openness for centuries. Hibiscus complements the blend with its fruity, tart flavor and natural polyphenols. Together, the flowers give EUPHORIA its distinctly sensual character.

There is an extensive body of traditional knowledge and modern research relating to guarana, Catuaba, Muira Puama, Damiana, Schisandra & co. Here, we limit ourselves to a concise overview. Those who would like to learn more can find numerous additional sources online.

Use

• Add 1 teaspoon (approx. 5 ml) daily to tea, juice, water, a mocktail, or cocktail.
• Shake well before use.
• Especially enjoyable as a fruity, tart addition to non-alcoholic drinks or special moments together.
• Store protected from heat and direct light.

Do not exceed the stated recommended daily intake. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children.

Contains guarana and therefore naturally occurring caffeine.

Ingredients

Guarana (Paullinia cupana) Seeds (E)^, Catuaba (Erythroxylum catuaba) Bark (E)^, Muira Puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) Bark (E)^, Suma (Pfaffia paniculata) Root^, Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) Flower (E), Damiana (Turnera diffusa) Leaf (E), Schisandra (Schisandra chinensis) Berry (E)^, Goji (Lycium chinense) Berry (E), Rose (Rosa canina) Petals (E)^

*from organic cultivation
^wild-harvested
(E) Liquid extract

Other ingredients: Vegetable glycerin*, cane alcohol*, filtered water, essential night-blooming jasmine oil.

FAQ

What is the idea behind EUPHORIA?
EUPHORIA combines plants traditionally used in connection with energy, sensuality, emotional connection, and enjoyment. Rather than being exclusively stimulating, the formula combines stronger tonics such as guarana and Catuaba with softer botanicals such as Damiana, rose, and night-blooming jasmine.

Why are Catuaba and Muira Puama considered typical “Love Tonics”?
Both plants have a long history of traditional use in Brazilian and Amazonian herbal traditions in connection with vitality, sensuality, and physical endurance. This cultural background explains their central role in EUPHORIA.

Is EUPHORIA stimulating?
Guarana naturally contains caffeine and therefore adds a distinctly invigorating component to the blend. At the same time, the Elixir contains botanicals such as Damiana and rose, which are traditionally associated more with calm, sensuality, and emotional balance.

Is EUPHORIA intended only for couples?
No. Although the original formula draws on classic Love and Sensuality Tonics, EUPHORIA can just as easily be used as a personal botanical ritual—for example in a mocktail, tea, or juice.

What does EUPHORIA Elixir taste like?
Fruity, tart, herbal, and lightly floral. Hibiscus, Goji, and Schisandra add fruitiness, while rose and night-blooming jasmine give the blend a softer aromatic side.

What is the difference between 59 ml and 118 ml?
The formula is identical. 59 ml corresponds to approximately 12 servings, while 118 ml provides approximately 24 servings of 1 teaspoon each.