Hive Hermetics - YELLOW: For increased concentration and motivation and a decrease in brain fog

Hive Hermetics YELLOW: For increased concentration and motivation and a decrease in brain fog.

This elixir is specially formulated to increase drive or motivation and alleviate brain fog. It is ideal for those moments when you need to "push through", but feel unable to do so. 

This product is especially effective when taken as a, or in tandem with, a pre-workout.

Hive Hermetics can be given to both adults and children. In addition to the above ailments it can be given to children who struggle to begin tasks or have a tendency not to finish tasks. Children who have behaviors that are often labeled as "lazy" should also be given this elixir. 

How can Hive Hermetics YELLOW help?

• Increases energy supply to the brain
  
• Increases rate of energy use in the brain
• Decreases negative self-talk
• Decreases susceptibility to procrastination prompts  

General uses:

• Low drive or motivation
• Brain fog

• May assist digestion and relieve issues related to poor digestion

• Low drive, motivation
• Difficulty starting tasks
• Difficulty completing tasks
• Tendency to get tired quickly, especially if work is difficult
• Behavior that is likely to be attributed to “laziness”

Detailed Product Information

Ingredients:

Raw honey

Essential oils of:

• Eucalyptus
• Germanium
• Grapefruit

Serving Size: 2.5ml (half a teaspoon) 

Disclaimer: This medicine has not been evaluated by the Medicines Control Council. This medicine is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This medicine is not a substitute for medical attention. Discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur.

Contains no gluten, artificial flavourings, colourants, or preservatives.

How to use:

Directions for adults and children: To be taken as needed throughout the day. Must be taken at least once a day and should not be taken more than 3 times per day. 

Note on children: Primary caretakers should be urged to monitor their child’s behaviour and identify when they might be in distress so as to administer tonic appropriately. If the caretaking situation does not allow for this then a strict regiment of administration at specific times (e.g. 7 a.m., 12 p.m., and 7 p.m.) may be implemented.