This liquid bitters formula packs 27 herbs into a single proprietary blend — including **Black Walnut**, **Wormwood**, **Clove Bud**, **Andrographis**, and **Oregano Oil** — but lists no individual amounts for any of them. With that many ingredients sharing a 15 mL serving, the math works against you: each herb is almost certainly present at a fraction of any studied dose. **Wormwood** and **Black Walnut** are traditional anti-parasitic herbs, but their evidence in humans comes from historical use, not controlled trials.

A few ingredients here do have real clinical backing for digestive support specifically. **Ginger** is well-studied for nausea and digestive comfort, **Psyllium Husk** has strong evidence for regularity, and **Turmeric Root** has anti-inflammatory research — but all three require doses measured in hundreds or thousands of milligrams, far more than a 27-way split of a 15 mL liquid can realistically deliver.

The core issue is transparency. Without knowing how much of each herb you're getting, there's no way to evaluate whether this product delivers a meaningful dose of anything.

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Yunani Herbs

Parasites Cleanse Bitters

Liquid · 15 mL · 23 servings

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Ingredients (27 · 27 with research)

Doses not disclosed by the manufacturer. Tap an ingredient to see what the research says.

Black Walnut

Dose not disclosed

Wormwood Powder

Dose not disclosed

Andrographis

Dose not disclosed

Pau D'Arco Powder

Dose not disclosed

Coptis

Dose not disclosed

Nutrition

Calories, macros & sodium.

  • Total Carbohydrate4 g
  • Total Sugars3 g

Other Ingredients (1)

Purified WaterSolvent

Water meeting USP specifications used as solvent/vehicle in gummies and liquids

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