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We love spicing up this age-old recipe with tummy-taming herbs! Our Herbal Bitters and Ginger Syrup invigorate the senses and stimulate robust digestion and nutrient assimilation, all in one sweet, refreshing gulp. 

It all starts in the gut, after all! Supporting healthy digestion with mushrooms, herbs and mindfulness can help us feel energized and ready to take on whatever Spring has in store for us.

In the summer, fields come alive with the honey-scented flowers of Meadowsweet. Learn more about the rich folklore, traditions and benefits of Meadowsweet.

Spring is an ideal time to prepare our digestive system for summer. Sipping nourishing miso soups and broths this time of year is an easy way to fortify your inner terrain.

These rich, heart-nourishing vegan truffles are easy to prep and feature our popular 5 Mushroom Chocolate Elixir. Brimming with energizing heirloom Cacao and immune-fortifying mushrooms, this delicious treat optimizes overall health and clarity. 

Start your day with this sunny Golden Mylk Oatmeal for a delicious, warming, and stress-busting morning boost!

October is here! Pumpkin-spiced anything comes to mind this season, and we love this healthy, caffeine-free twist on the classic Pumpkin Spice, featuring our Reishi Concentrated Powder.

Since the founding of Harmonic Arts in 2009, we have been committed to providing our customers with high quality herbal formulas. We prioritize using safe, potent organic herbs to optimize health and well-being. 

At Harmonic Arts, we believe in the power of sustainable action and creating a positive impact on our community and the planet. Each year, we sponsor or donate a percentage of our profits to organizations that make a difference within our community.

At Harmonic Arts, our products are carefully formulated by clinical herbalists Yarrow Willard Cl.H and Angela Willard Cl.H. Combining the wisdom of traditional herbalism and modern scientific study, our herbalists create potent, effective herbal formulas that nourish vibrant health.

In recent years Lion’s Mane has become one of the most popular medicinal mushrooms, specifically for its nerve regeneration and nootropic qualities. Traditionally, it was eaten to reduce inflammation in the digestive system, and cool gastrointestinal ulcers.