- The Intention
- The Ingredients
- The Ritual
- The Anima Mundi Story
A potent botanical tonic composed of musculoskeletal nervines that assist the nervous system and can help with pain management. Mulungu - an herb used in both North and South American herbal medicine - is considered to be an excellent sedative to help calm agitation, mood disorders, chronic stress, and to ease inflammation. Wild Dagga is a strong anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antioxidant, and relaxant. Elephantella is a nervine native to North America that has long been used as a musculo-skeletal relaxant, commonly used for aches and pains, sore muscles, and for deep recovery. And although many of these plants have a rich history as "pain killers", we always recommend to consume in accordance to the suggested dose, or under the supervision of a healthcare practitioner.
2fl oz
Mulungu^, Elephantella^, Indian Warrior^, Wild Dagga^, Blue Lotus^, St. Johns Wort. Extracted in Cane Spirits* and Vegetable Glycerin*.
*Organic / ^Wildcrafted
This high potency tonic is made with organic cane alcohol and reverse osmosis water, using organic, vegan, and gluten free ingredients to ensure high bioavailability.
Add 1/2tsp (1 tsp is an optional serving for those needing a higher dose) to the tongue directly, or mix with warm water, coffee, juice, or your favorite tea.
We recommend everyone listen to their body intuitively; follow the dosage that resonates the most with you.
Founded by herbalist, medicine maker, and educator Adriana Ayales, Anima Mundi’s mission is to bridge ancient remedies to the modern world and to continuously source pristine, unadulterated and wholesome medicines for mind, body, and soul wellness.
Originally from Costa Rica, Adriana moved to Brooklyn with a mission to bridge remedies from native people within Central and South America, to modern day needs and imbalances. Her heart was to create a true farm-to-pharmacy experience through the art of medicine making with herbs. Anima Mundi offers a wide spectrum of remedies and plants from around the world: integrating from several traditions that Adriana has studied over the years, such as rainforest tribal styles, Ayurveda, Chinese-Daoist Medicine, and European-style alchemy. She believes that by preserving these ancient forms of indigenous botany, we keep alive a very sacred aspect to our source.
Adriana focused and studied on both Central and South American tribal style herbalism, studying with plant medicine teachers in Costa Rica, the Amazon, and California. She then went on to study classic Western and European herbalism, and trained as a clinical herbalist at different herbal schools, continuing on to cultivate a private practice in California and NYC. She studied astrology, cosmology, and consciousness at the California Institute of Integral Studies, and immersed herself in the study of medical astrology, and biodynamics. Shortly after, she founded Anima Mundi Herbals in NYC to not only integrate native traditions and ancient formulations, but also to help preserve indigenous lands and their local economies through organic agriculture and wildcrafted goods. And to this day, Anima Mundi’s ethos center around supporting true fair-trade practices, beyond organic farming, education, and small farmers to create remedies that benefit people from all walks of life.
The Intention
A potent botanical tonic composed of musculoskeletal nervines that assist the nervous system and can help with pain management. Mulungu - an herb used in both North and South American herbal medicine - is considered to be an excellent sedative to help calm agitation, mood disorders, chronic stress, and to ease inflammation. Wild Dagga is a strong anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antioxidant, and relaxant. Elephantella is a nervine native to North America that has long been used as a musculo-skeletal relaxant, commonly used for aches and pains, sore muscles, and for deep recovery. And although many of these plants have a rich history as "pain killers", we always recommend to consume in accordance to the suggested dose, or under the supervision of a healthcare practitioner.
2fl oz
The Ingredients
Mulungu^, Elephantella^, Indian Warrior^, Wild Dagga^, Blue Lotus^, St. Johns Wort. Extracted in Cane Spirits* and Vegetable Glycerin*.
*Organic / ^Wildcrafted
This high potency tonic is made with organic cane alcohol and reverse osmosis water, using organic, vegan, and gluten free ingredients to ensure high bioavailability.
The Ritual
Add 1/2tsp (1 tsp is an optional serving for those needing a higher dose) to the tongue directly, or mix with warm water, coffee, juice, or your favorite tea.
We recommend everyone listen to their body intuitively; follow the dosage that resonates the most with you.
The Anima Mundi Story
Founded by herbalist, medicine maker, and educator Adriana Ayales, Anima Mundi’s mission is to bridge ancient remedies to the modern world and to continuously source pristine, unadulterated and wholesome medicines for mind, body, and soul wellness.
Originally from Costa Rica, Adriana moved to Brooklyn with a mission to bridge remedies from native people within Central and South America, to modern day needs and imbalances. Her heart was to create a true farm-to-pharmacy experience through the art of medicine making with herbs. Anima Mundi offers a wide spectrum of remedies and plants from around the world: integrating from several traditions that Adriana has studied over the years, such as rainforest tribal styles, Ayurveda, Chinese-Daoist Medicine, and European-style alchemy. She believes that by preserving these ancient forms of indigenous botany, we keep alive a very sacred aspect to our source.
Adriana focused and studied on both Central and South American tribal style herbalism, studying with plant medicine teachers in Costa Rica, the Amazon, and California. She then went on to study classic Western and European herbalism, and trained as a clinical herbalist at different herbal schools, continuing on to cultivate a private practice in California and NYC. She studied astrology, cosmology, and consciousness at the California Institute of Integral Studies, and immersed herself in the study of medical astrology, and biodynamics. Shortly after, she founded Anima Mundi Herbals in NYC to not only integrate native traditions and ancient formulations, but also to help preserve indigenous lands and their local economies through organic agriculture and wildcrafted goods. And to this day, Anima Mundi’s ethos center around supporting true fair-trade practices, beyond organic farming, education, and small farmers to create remedies that benefit people from all walks of life.