Sugar Support Bundle Bag

"Cravings are information, not a character flaw. I curated this bundle for the moments when your sweet tooth is running the meeting and your body needs steadier support. No shame. Just flavor, fiber, herbs, hydration and a better plan before lonely carbs start getting dramatic.” - Sunyatta Amen

What’s Inside:

🍑 Oshun’s Kiss Tea
A cozy sugar support tea for when sweet cravings start whispering and your body deserves a wiser conversation.

🌿 Bitters Tonic Spray
Digestive herbal support for heavy meals, belly drama and those “why did I eat like that?” moments.

🌺 Jamaican Ginger Sorrel
Tangy hibiscus, ginger and island brightness for hydration, balanced energy and a better sip when cravings start flirting.

🐘 Elephant Walk Purple Tea
Rare Kenyan purple tea for a smoother, steadier tea ritual when you want clarity, calm energy and less snack cabinet negotiation.

🥣 Superfood Master Mix
Add to smoothies, oats, yogurt or breakfast bowls when your meal needs more backbone.

Choose Your Bundle

👜 Sugar Support Bundle Bag
Includes Oshun’s Kiss Tea, Bitters Tonic Spray, Jamaican Ginger Sorrel sampler, Elephant Walk Purple Tea sampler and Superfood Master Mix in a lightweight cotton drawstring bag.

👜⭐️ DELUXE Sugar Support Bundle Bag
Includes Oshun’s Kiss Tea, Bitters Tonic Spray, full size Jamaican Ginger Sorrel, full size Elephant Walk Purple Tea and Superfood Master Mix in a large, reusable hand-stamped durable burlap bag.

Best For:

🍬 Sweet cravings
⚖️ Blood sugar balance rituals
🌿 Digestion support
💧 Hydration habits
🥣 Better breakfast routines
🧠 Steadier choices
🎁 A thoughtful wellness gift

How I Use It
Sip Oshun’s Kiss when cravings start flirting. Use Bitters when digestion needs backup. Drink Sorrel hot or iced when you want something tart, gingery and refreshing. Reach for Elephant Walk when you want a steadier tea ritual. Add Superfood Master Mix when breakfast needs a backbone.

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Gentle Note
Use as part of your daily wellness routine. If you manage diabetes, take blood sugar medication, are pregnant or nursing, keep your health practitioner in the conversation.