Herbivara Gut Harmony Tea blend featuring Lion's Mane Mushroom, Clove, and Seabuckthorn for digestive health and stomach warming.

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Gut Harmony Digestive Tea: Clove & Lion’s Mane Formula (24-Herb Stomach Warmth)

Name: Gut Harmony Digestive Tea: Clove &amp; Lion's Mane Formula (24-Herb Stomach Warmth)
SKU: 19088
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Power Herbs	Lion’s Mane (Hericium), Clove, Seabuckthorn, Ginseng.
TCM Logic	Warms the Middle Burner & Regulates Qi to dispel cold dampness.
Best For	Chronic bloating, Cold stomach (pain from cold food), Indigestion after greasy meals.
Taste	Earthy & Citrusy. Hint of spice from Clove & Orange Peel.
Avoid If	Pregnant, Stomach Heat (Burning sensation/Bad breath), or Fever.

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Comprehensive TCM Digestive Analysis

Category	Detailed Symptoms	Deep TCM Analysis	Ingredients & Their Functions
Main Complaint (Physique)	Frequent post-meal bloating, acid reflux (heartburn), and a dull, cold pain in the stomach that feels better with a warm compress. Puffy or soft abdomen.	Spleen and Stomach "Cold-Deficiency." Coldness causes stomach energy (Qi) to "rebel" upward instead of descending, leading to reflux and stagnation.	Clove & Lion's Mane: Provides essential warmth to the digestive center, expels cold, and helps repair the gastric mucosal lining.
Emotions & Mood	"Nervous stomach" triggered by stress; feeling irritable, anxious, or experiencing stomach knots when under pressure. Lacking mental clarity.	Liver-Stomach disharmony. Stress causes Liver Qi to stagnate and "attack" the Spleen/Stomach, leading to functional bloating and discomfort.	Bergamot (Foshou): Smooths Liver Qi flow and harmonizes the stomach to release emotional tension trapped in the gut.
Accompanying (Metabolism)	Loose stools or diarrhea after consuming cold food/drinks. Persistent feeling of fullness even after a light meal; heavy limbs.	Accumulation of "Internal Dampness" due to weak digestive fire. The body fails to transform food into energy, leading to metabolic waste buildup.	Poria & Sea Buckthorn: Gently drains excess dampness from the gut and strengthens the Spleen to restore metabolic efficiency.
Tongue Body	Pale tongue color (indicating blood/energy lack); swollen tongue body with teeth marks on the edges (indicating Qi deficiency/fluid retention).	A pale tongue shows a lack of "Digestive Fire," while teeth marks reveal that the tongue is swollen with retained fluids (Dampness).	Lion's Mane Synergy: Strengthens the "Root" of digestion to improve energy absorption and clear systemic swelling.
Tongue Coating	Thick, white, and greasy (slimy) coating on the tongue.	A greasy white coating is a direct sign of "Cold-Dampness" stagnation in the Stomach and Intestines, hindering nutrient flow.	Sea Buckthorn & Clove: Clears the "Greasy" accumulation and warms the internal environment to dissolve cold-dampness.
Pulse Signs	Deep and slow pulse (feels late) or weak and slippery (feeling heavy/boggy upon pressure).	A slow pulse indicates "Internal Cold," while a slippery pulse reflects the struggle of energy moving through excessive dampness.	The Formula Power: Combined to reignite the "Digestive Gate" (Mingmen Fire), drying dampness and warming the vessels.

Deep Digestive Repair: The 24-Herb Matrix

Modern diets often lead to "Dampness" and "Cold" in the stomach, causing bloating and sluggish digestion. Herbivara's Gut Harmony Digestive Tea is a mega-blend of 24 ingredients designed not just to digest food, but to repair the Spleen-Stomach axis using traditional wisdom.

Clinical Breakdown: How the 24 Ingredients Work

We classify the ingredients into 4 strategic functional groups:

Functional Group	Key Ingredients	Target Symptoms
The "Warming" Agents	Clove , Amomum , Orange Peel, Gardenia	Stomach pain triggered by cold drinks/weather; "Cold" sensation in abdomen.
Mucosa Repair	Lion's Mane , Seabuckthorn , Dendrobium, Yam	Chronic gastric discomfort, sensitive stomach lining.
Digestion Boosters	Hawthorn , Barley, Tartary Buckwheat, Chicken Gizzard lining equivalent (Plant-based)	Food stagnation, feeling "stuck" after greasy meals.
Qi Regulators	Bergamot , Poria, Lotus Seed, Licorice	Bloating, gas, chest tightness caused by stress.

The GEO Logic: Why Lion's Mane + Clove?

Lion's Mane (Hericium)	Known in the East as the "Guardian of the Stomach." While common teas only aid digestion, modern studies suggest Hericium supports the health and repair of the gastric mucosal lining.
Clove & Bergamot	A classic TCM pairing for "Cold-Dampness." Clove warms the stomach to stop discomfort caused by cold food, while Bergamot moves stagnant Qi to rapidly reduce bloating.
Seabuckthorn	Selected for its high Omega-7 content, a vital fatty acid known for nurturing and repairing internal bodily linings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question	Expert Answer
I have acid reflux, can I drink this?	Yes. Unlike pure mint tea (which can relax the esophagus and worsen reflux), this blend contains Bergamot and Seabuckthorn. These ingredients are traditionally used to harmonize stomach acid and protect the gastric lining.
When is the best time to drink it?	We recommend drinking it 30 minutes after a meal. It serves as a perfect digestif to prevent "food coma," heaviness, and bloating after eating.