In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is often described as Spleen Qi—your functional capacity to transform food into usable energy. In modern terms, you can think of it as overall digestive “readiness” (the signals, secretions, and motion that help meals break down well). When this feels low, people often report meals sitting heavy, bloating, fatigue, or brain fog. Tummy Tonic is designed to support that digestive capacity with warming bitters.

Enzyme supplements can be useful, especially when you want direct support. Tummy Tonic is a different approach: bitters are traditionally used as a signal—helping cue your body’s own digestive processes (like stomach acid, bile, and enzymes) rather than simply outsourcing the job.

Strong warming herbs (like Ginger) can feel intense for some people. This formula includes Licorice Root, traditionally used as a “harmonizer,” to help round out the blend and support a smoother, more sustainable warming profile.

Tummy Tonic is not a weight-loss product. It’s a digestion-first tool meant to help you feel better after meals—less heavy, more even. If body composition is a goal, think of this as support alongside nutrition, movement, sleep, and consistency.

It’s bitter, spicy, and citrusy—classic warming bitters. In traditional herbalism, the bitter taste is part of the point because taste is one way bitters “cue” digestive function. Licorice adds a smoother, lightly sweet finish.

The ingredients (Ginger, Orange, Licorice) are widely used in foods and traditional bitters, and many people use formulas like this daily. If you’re pregnant/nursing, managing blood pressure, or taking medications, check with your clinician—licorice in particular may not be a fit for everyone.