SWEDISH BITTERS The Long Life Elixir!

Swedish Bitters (also known as Swedish Herbs) have been around since the middle 1500's!   This mixture was invented as a digestive supplement, but it's effects far outweigh the original intent a thousand fold! Swedish Bitters are one of the best known herbal remedies world wide.

The knowledge of Swedish Bitters as an herbal remedy was brought to the public's eye by writings of the famous Austrian herbalist, Maria Treben, in her book " Health Through God's Pharmacy". Maria explains how she came to use this age old remedy to treat hundreds of ailments.

Read an excerpt on Swedish Bitters from Maria Treben's book by going here!

Learn about our authentic Maria Treban's Swedish Bitters (alcohol free!)

See how to buy our dried Swedish Herbs and make your own Swedish Bitters here!

Swedish Bitters liquid temp out of stock

 

Authentic Swedish Herbs!	Make your own Swedish Bitters!
	$13.50 3.5 oz bag Qty: will make approximately 1 liter of the powerful Swedish Bitters

Books by the famous Maria Treban

Qty:		Maria Treban's Cures Letters and accounts of cures achieved through using Maria Treban's "Health Through God's Pharmacy". $19.00
Qty:		Salud de la Botica del Senor Maria Treban's world famous book on herbal healing, in Spanish $19.00
Qty:		Health Through God's Pharmacy Maria Treban's world famous book on herbal healing. $19.00

 

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