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Isabelle's Digestive Tonic - 2 fl oz (59 mL)

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Healthy digestion should feel comfortable, not like something you have to think about.*

When digestion feels slow, heavy, bloated or generally uncomfortable, Digestive Tonic is designed to support healthy digestive function and digestive comfort.*

Traditional Swedish Bitters-style formula
A concentrated 11-botanical tincture built around classic bitter herbs, aromatic roots, resins and traditional digestive-support botanicals.*

Broad digestive support
Formulated for sluggish digestion, after-meal heaviness, occasional bloating and general digestive discomfort.*

More than one herb doing one job
The formula brings together botanicals traditionally used to support digestive secretions, digestive comfort and regularity, giving it the broader character of a traditional bitters formula.*

Ingredients: Wormwood, Angelica Root, Zedoary Root, Senna Leaf, Manna, Rhubarb Root, Venetian Theriac, Carline Thistle Root, Myrrh, Saffron, Natural Camphor. Other ingredients: 40% Alcohol.

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Isabelle's Digestive Tonic

Traditional Digestive Bitters* 11 Botanicals Digestive Comfort* 2 fl oz (59 mL)

When digestion feels slow, heavy, bloated or simply uncomfortable, sometimes the digestive process itself needs support.*

Isabelle's Digestive Tonic is a concentrated 11-botanical formula based on the old European Swedish Bitters tradition. It combines classic bitter roots, aromatic herbs, resins and traditional regularity-supporting botanicals in one measured liquid serving.*

Think of this as the broad digestive formula in the Isabelle's range, designed to support healthy digestive function and digestive comfort when digestion feels sluggish, heavy or out of balance.*

More than a bottle of random digestive herbs

Isabelle has prepared and used traditional herbal formulas through years of practical herbal work. Her approach is grounded in hands-on herbal practice and traditional use.

Digestive Tonic follows a traditional Swedish Bitters approach: combine strong bitter herbs with aromatic roots, resins and botanicals traditionally used for digestive function, occasional bloating, gut comfort and regularity.*

The simple way to think about it:

If your digestion tends to feel slow, heavy, full, bloated or generally uncomfortable, Digestive Tonic is the broader digestive-support choice.*

Why These 11 Botanicals?

This formula is not built around one headline herb. It works in the traditional bitters style, with different botanicals contributing different pieces of digestive support.*

Classic Bitter

Wormwood

One of the strongest and best-known traditional bitter herbs. Bitter botanicals have historically been used before or around meals to support normal digestive function and digestive secretions.*

Aromatic Digestive Root

Angelica Root

A warming, aromatic bitter traditionally used when digestion feels sluggish, heavy or uncomfortable, particularly around meals.*

Ginger-Family Root

Zedoary Root

An aromatic relative of ginger and turmeric with a long history in traditional digestive preparations for stomach and gut comfort.*

Regularity Support

Senna Leaf

A well-known traditional herb used to support bowel movement and occasional regularity when things are moving more slowly than usual.*

Traditional Bowel Support

Manna

A classic ingredient in historic European herbal formulas, traditionally paired with other botanicals for gentle bowel and digestive support.*

Bitter + Regularity

Rhubarb Root

A traditional bitter root valued in old herbal formulas because it bridges digestive bitters and bowel-regularity traditions.*

Old-World Formula

Venetian Theriac

A historic compounded herbal preparation found in traditional European formulas. Its inclusion is one of the things that makes this a true old-world bitters-style tonic rather than a modern generic digestive blend.

Bitter Aromatic Root

Carline Thistle Root

Another traditional European bitter and aromatic root, historically used in digestive and tonic preparations.*

Traditional Resin

Myrrh

An intensely aromatic botanical resin with centuries of traditional herbal use. It adds another dimension to a formula otherwise dominated by roots and bitter herbs.*

Aromatic Botanical

Saffron

A prized aromatic botanical used historically in both food and traditional herbal preparations, included here as part of the classic bitters formula.

Traditional Component

Natural Camphor

An aromatic component found in traditional Swedish Bitters preparations and retained as part of this classic formula.

What Are Digestive Bitters and Why Are They Used?*

Digestive bitters are botanicals traditionally used before or around meals to support normal digestive secretions and healthy digestive function.* Rather than relying on a single herb, traditional bitters formulas often combine bitter botanicals with aromatic roots, resins and other complementary herbs.

Digestive Tonic follows that old-world Swedish Bitters approach, bringing several different types of botanicals together in one concentrated formula.*

Why Gut Health Matters Beyond Digestion*

Traditional bitter herbs have long been used to support normal digestive secretions and healthy digestive function.* That matters for more than how your stomach feels.

The gastrointestinal tract is closely connected with normal immune function. Supporting healthy digestion and gut function is therefore one part of supporting the body's broader wellness foundation.*

Digestive Tonic is first and foremost a digestive formula, but healthy digestion does not operate in isolation. The digestive, immune and other systems of the body continually work together.*

What makes Digestive Tonic different?

Digestive Tonic

Broad digestive support. Think sluggish digestion, after-meal heaviness, occasional bloating and general digestive discomfort.*

Intestinal Defense

Targeted short-term support. The option for when your gut suddenly feels off and you want to begin a focused formula promptly.*

Stomach Soothing Tea

Gentle everyday comfort. The tea option when you want something mild, warming and easy to sip as part of your normal routine.*

Isabelle's Digestive Tonic suggested use directions

Suggested Use

Shake well before use. Add 1 teaspoon to 2 oz of water.

For best results, use once daily or at the first signs of digestive discomfort.*

Serving size: 1 tsp (5 mL)
Servings per container: About 12

Ingredients & Supplement Facts

Herbal blend: Wormwood, Angelica Root, Zedoary Root, Senna Leaf, Manna, Rhubarb Root, Venetian Theriac, Carline Thistle Root, Myrrh, Saffron, Natural Camphor.

Other ingredients: 40% Alcohol.

Net contents: 2 fl oz (59 mL)

Isabelle's Digestive Tonic Supplement Facts and ingredients

Frequently Asked Questions

Digestive Tonic is the broader digestive-support formula in Isabelle's range. It is designed for healthy digestion and digestive comfort and is especially relevant when digestion feels sluggish, heavy, bloated or generally uncomfortable.* Follow the label directions.

Digestive bitters are botanicals traditionally used before or around meals to support normal digestive secretions and healthy digestive function.* Digestive Tonic follows the Swedish Bitters tradition by combining bitter herbs with aromatic roots, resins and other complementary botanicals rather than relying on a single ingredient.

The gastrointestinal tract is closely connected with normal immune function and overall wellness.* Traditional bitters are used to support normal digestive secretions and healthy digestive function, making good gut function an important part of the body's broader wellness foundation.*

Digestive Tonic is a broad 11-botanical bitters-style formula for digestion and digestive comfort.* Intestinal Defense is a focused four-botanical formula intended for short-term use beginning when digestive or intestinal discomfort suddenly appears.*

Yes. Digestive Tonic follows the traditional Swedish Bitters style and contains classic bitter and aromatic botanicals such as Wormwood, Angelica Root, Zedoary Root, Rhubarb Root, Myrrh and other ingredients used in traditional bitters formulas.*

Shake well before use. Add 1 teaspoon to 2 oz of water. For best results, use once daily or at the first signs of digestive discomfort, according to the label directions.*

Yes. Digestive Tonic contains 40% alcohol, used as the extraction and preservation medium for the herbs.

Approximately 12 servings based on a serving size of 1 teaspoon (5 mL).

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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Use only as directed. Consult a healthcare provider before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredients: Wormwood, Angelica Root, Zedoary Root, Senna Leaf, Manna, Rhubarb Root, Venetian Theriac, Carline Thistle Root, Myrrh, Saffron, Natural Camphor. Other ingredients: 40% Alcohol.

Available in:

2 fl oz (59 mL) herbal tincture

Serving Size:

1 tsp (5 mL)

Servings Per Container:

About 12

Product Dimensions:

Package Weight:

1 bottle

Angelica root

Angelica root is an aromatic bitter used in European digestive preparations and liqueurs. Garden angelica, Angelica archangelica, contributes a resinous scent and bitter taste. Other plants sold as angelica have distinct species and herbal histories.

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Carline thistle root

Carline thistle is an aromatic European root from Carlina acaulis. Regional herbal traditions use it in digestive preparations and external applications. Carlina oxide is one of its characteristic aromatic constituents.

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Myrrh

Myrrh is a bitter, fragrant gum-resin collected from Commiphora trees. Herbal traditions use it in mouth rinses, skin preparations and compound mixtures. Resin powder, tincture and essential oil provide distinct forms.

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Zedoary rhizome

Zedoary is a spicy, bitter Curcuma rhizome sometimes called “root.” It has a food-herbal history in South and Southeast Asia and is distinct from common turmeric. Historical trade distinguished more than one form of zedoary, so botanical identity deserves care.

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Medicinal rhubarb

Medicinal rhubarb uses dried root and rhizome from particular Rheum plants, not the edible stalk of garden rhubarb. Its anthranoid constituents give it a defined short-term stimulant-laxative role. Traditional Asian and European formulae used the underground material with other herbs and spices.

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Saffron

Saffron consists of the dried stigmas of Crocus sativus flowers. It is an intensely colored, aromatic spice used sparingly in food and in several historical medicine traditions. Its labor-intensive harvest explains why identity and adulteration have long mattered. Even a little lends noticeable color and aroma.

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Senna leaf

Senna is a well-known stimulant laxative from the leaves or pods of Senna alexandrina. Its sennosides act in the large bowel, which explains its defined short-term role for occasional constipation. It is a strong medicinal herb rather than a gentle everyday digestive tea.

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Wormwood herb

Wormwood is an intensely bitter Artemisia herb valued in European aperitifs and digestive preparations. Small amounts give tinctures and blends a pronounced bitter-aromatic edge. The aerial herb contains bitter lactones and a volatile fraction that requires careful exposure control.

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Manna

Manna is a name for sweet plant exudates, meaning sap-like materials that dry on a plant. In European herbal history it commonly refers to dried ash-tree sap containing mannitol. Other materials share the name, and the source used in the listed product is not yet confirmed.

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Natural Camphor

Camphor is a strongly scented solid compound traditionally used in aromatic rubs and liniments. It occurs naturally in the camphor tree and other aromatic plants. Concentrated camphor can be toxic if swallowed, so route and concentration matter.

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Venetian Theriac

Venetian theriac, also called Venetian treacle, was a famous historical multi-ingredient compound rather than a single herb. Recipes changed over centuries and could contain dozens of botanicals and other materials, so the name alone does not define one modern standardized formula.

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