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Herbs are true guardians of our gut health. Plants play a key role in keeping the digestive system functioning, supporting the gastrointestinal tract, and balancing the microbiome. 

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Today, we’re sharing our favorite natural ways to tend to your gut flora. 
Here’s what’s in our garden: 

 

  1. Coconut Oil - antimicrobial, antibacterial
  2. Aloe Vera - anti-inflammatory, soothing
  3. Ginger  - detoxification, warming
  4. Turmeric  - anti-inflammatory (tip: golden milk)
  5. Lemon  - detoxification, digestion 
  6. Fennel - anti-inflammatory, antioxidant 
  7. Peppermint - antispasmodic, protective 
  8. Apple Cider Vinegar - glucose control, digestion
  9. Dandelion - antioxidant, prebiotic
  10. Kombucha - antioxidant, probiotic

Leaky gut has been linked to an array of chronic illnesses, including autoimmune diseases + mental health conditions.

RECIPE: DIGESTIVE TONIC

Protect + heal your gut holistically.

BROWSE WELLNESS GIFT PICKS

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Source: Parsley, Traditional Medicinals

At The Flower Pot®, our mission is to create a safe and reliable space for you to explore + experiment with the benefits of botanical medicine. Follow us on FacebookTwitterInstagramPinterestYoutube and LinkedIn.

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