Mind Garden Glycerite

• Mental clarity and alertness

• Focus without overstimulation

• Balanced energy and motivation

• Cognitive support and stress recovery

• Vegetable Glycerin – A gentle, sweet-tasting liquid that acts as a natural preservative and carrier. It’s alcohol-free and safe for those who want a milder, kid-friendly, or non-stimulating formula.

• Distilled Water – Ensures purity and helps balance the blend for easy absorption.

• Rosemary – Supports memory and circulation to the brain. Known as a traditional herb for clear thinking and focus, especially during mental fatigue or brain fog.

• Peppermint – Refreshing and uplifting. Helps stimulate mental alertness, open the airways, and support digestion and mood. A great herb for both clarity and calm.

• Holy Basil (Tulsi) – An adaptogen that helps regulate the body’s stress response. Supports emotional balance, mental focus, and resilience — especially during long days or mental strain.

• Eleuthero (Siberian Ginseng) – A well-known adaptogen that improves stamina, supports cognitive performance, and reduces mental burnout. Helps the body stay sharp during stress.

• Green Tea – Provides gentle, natural caffeine along with L-theanine, which promotes calm alertness. Helps improve focus without causing jitters or a crash.

Ginger Root – A circulatory stimulant that gently boosts energy, supports digestion, and helps deliver the benefits of the other herbs more efficiently.

• Shake well before use

• Take 1–2 dropperfuls directly on the tongue or in a small amount of water or juice

• Use in the morning or midday for best results

• Can be taken daily or as needed for focus and support

• 1–2x daily as part of a focus or energy routine

• Can be taken daily or as needed

• Great before work, studying, errands, or creative time

• You need to focus on work, study, or creative projects

• You’re feeling mentally foggy or easily distracted

• You want natural support without stimulants

• You need to show up clear-headed and calm

“What thoughts do I want to nurture — and which ones need pruning from my mind garden?”