Happy Heart Herbal Glycerite

A heart-nourishing herbal glycerite for emotional well-being, a brighter mood, and gentle nervous system support during postpartum.

Happy Heart is a gentle, uplifting herbal glycerite thoughtfully formulated to nurture emotional well-being and support the nervous system during the tender postpartum season. Rose offers its beautiful heart-opening qualities, traditionally used to soothe emotional heaviness and encourage a sense of joy and connection. Lemon Balm and Linden bring their calming, uplifting nervine qualities, offering comfort during moments of overwhelm. Milky Oats provides deep nervous system nourishment, helping to soften the edges of stress and exhaustion. While Tulsi (Holy Basil) supports a healthy stress response, mental clarity, and emotional resilience. Together, these herbs offer a nurturing embrace for the mother, encouraging moments of lightness, calm, and connection to herself.

At Dancing Willow Herbs, our herbal glycerites are crafted through a unique extraction process. Rather than extracting herbs directly into glycerin, we first prepare concentrated herbal tinctures through fresh-plant maceration or cold-process percolation. These extracts are then blended with vegetable glycerin and gently heated to remove the alcohol, creating a rich, sweet herbal preparation designed to preserve a broad spectrum of plant constituents in an easy-to-take, alcohol-free alternative to traditional tinctures.

How to Enjoy: Take directly by the dropperful or add to water, tea, or your favorite beverage. Shake well before use.

Contains: Rose, Lemon Balm, Linden, Milky Oats, Tulsi (Holy Basil), Vegetable Glycerin & Spring Water.

All ingredients are organic or ethically wildcrafted.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult with your healthcare provider or midwife before incorporating herbal products into your routine.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.