FINDING JOY! MICRODOSING AYAHUASCA

Join us on a 45 Day Seratonin Reset! Are you lacking Joy in your life? Looking to increase the happiness that you as a human righfully deserve? Looking to banish Seasonal Depression? Gain confidence? Feel your best? Look no further!

INTRODUCING MICRODOSING JOY!

A 45 DAY AYAHUASCA JOURNEY!

Utilizing the healing powers of the Peruvian Rainforest's Banisteriopsis Caapi Vine, this is a completely LEGAL way to MICRODOSE!

Unlock your potential with the transformative power of microdosing through Kit's Apothecary FINDING JOY! This unique journey offers you a 45 day supply as well as an accomanying journal to support your personal growth. Seize the chance to embark on a 45-day self-discovery adventure that opens up a world of possibilities.

FINDING JOY Ayahuasca provides a 45-day supply of microdoses, made solely from pure Banisteriopsis Caapi vine extract, free from DMT or hallucinogenic substances. Please avoid using it alongside SSRIs, SNRIs, or anti-psychotics. ***TAKING THIS PRODUCT WITH THE ABOVE MEDICATION CAN CAUSE A CONDITION KNOWN AS SERATONIN SYNDROME. If you are unsure if this product may have negative interactions with your current medication, please consult your prescribing physician.

Keep in mind that individual experiences may vary, and the effects can differ based on usage duration. For optimal results, consistent use over about 90 days is recommended. Remember, everyone’s journey is unique, so it’s best not to compare your experience with others. Patience and self-awareness are crucial as you adapt to the product. By using it, you acknowledge that results may vary, and personal experiences are not guaranteed. Always exercise your own judgment when using the product.

Tell me more about SERATONIN!

What does serotonin do in my body?

Serotonin plays a role in many of your body’s functions:

• Mood: Serotonin in your brain regulates your mood. It’s often called your body’s natural “feel good” chemical. When serotonin is at normal levels, you feel more focused, emotionally stable, happier and calmer. Low levels of serotonin are associated with depression. Many medications used to treat anxiety, depression and other mood disorders often target ways to increase the level of serotonin in your brain.
• Digestion: Most of your body’s serotonin is in your GI tract where it helps control your bowel function and plays a role in protecting your gut. Your gut can increase serotonin release to speed digestion to rid your body of irritating foods or toxic products. Serotonin also plays a part in reducing your appetite while eating.
• Nausea: Nausea is triggered when serotonin is released into your gut faster than it can be digested. The chemical message is received by your brain, which you perceive as nausea. Many drugs used to reduce feelings of nausea and vomiting target specific serotonin receptors in your brain.
• Sleep: Serotonin, together with another neurotransmitter dopamine, plays a role in the quality of your sleep (how well and how long you sleep). Your brain also needs serotonin to make melatonin, a hormone that regulates your sleep-wake cycle.
• Wound healing: Serotonin is released by platelets in your blood to help heal wounds. It also causes the tiniest blood vessels, arterioles, to narrow, which slows blood flow and helps clots to form. This is an important process in wound healing.
• Bone health: Serotonin levels may play a role in the density of your bones. High levels of serotonin in your gut may play a role in making bones weak, which can lead to bone breaks (fractures) and osteoporosis.
• Sexual health: Serotonin also plays a role — together with the neurotransmitter dopamine — in your desire for sex.

What problems are associated with low serotonin levels?

Scientists still have a lot to learn about the role of serotonin in the body and in disease.

What can cause low serotonin levels?

A low serotonin level usually has more than one cause. Technically, serotonin levels are low because:

• Your body isn’t producing enough serotonin.
• Your body isn’t effectively using serotonin. This can happen if you don’t have enough serotonin receptors or the receptors aren’t working as they should.