For sugaring season, ski days and long winters.
Burlington, Montpelier, Rutland and every town reached by a dirt road during mud season can order our two-capsule routine. Our Louisiana team sends it to the Green Mountains.

Green Mountain work
Vermont work follows the seasons. Sugarmakers tap maple trees in late winter, dairy farmers milk twice a day year-round, and ski areas like Stowe and Killington keep thousands of people busy all winter. Splitting and stacking firewood is a fall ritual for many households.
Hauling sap buckets, milking twice daily and grooming ski trails all mean bending and lifting. Our guide for stiff joints ranks ingredients by research.
Green Mountain State, the ingredients
Burlington teachers, Northeast Kingdom dairy farmers and Stowe lift mechanics prefer products made without shortcuts. Ours uses organic ginger and a standardized turmeric extract, nothing synthetic. A small Louisiana company makes it. Our study page lays out the evidence.
Maple season to ski season
Sugaring in March, haying in summer and skiing in winter mark the Vermont year. Customers often keep the bottle near the coffee pot in a farmhouse kitchen. Wood-stove heat dries the air, which is fine for capsules if they sit a few feet from the stove.
Maple sugarhouses, Ben & Jerry's and the Long Trail
Vermont produces more maple syrup than any other state, and in early spring sugarhouses across the hills fill with steam. Visitors tour the Ben & Jerry's factory in Waterbury, hikers walk sections of the Long Trail, and the Northeast Kingdom stays rural, quiet and beautiful. Burlington's Church Street Marketplace and the farmers markets of Montpelier and Middlebury show how much Vermonters value local, independent producers, and small dairy, cheese and cider makers fill the rest of the map from Bennington to St. Johnsbury.
Vermonters value small businesses and simple ingredient lists, which fits how we work. Our team in Baton Rouge is small, and our formula is short: five plants in a vegan capsule. For dirt-road addresses that see mud season every spring, a two-month plan means fewer deliveries during the worst weeks of the year.
Shipping to Vermont
Vermont is far from Baton Rouge, so allow a full week by ground to Rutland or St. Johnsbury. Free shipping from fifty dollars.
Questions from Vermont customers
Do Vermonters pay sales tax on this?
Usually not. Vermont exempts dietary supplements that carry a Supplement Facts panel, which ours does. Any change would show at checkout.
I'm on prescriptions through UVM Medical Center. Do I need to check?
Yes, especially about anticoagulants or thyroid hormone. UVM can review it quickly. Our ashwagandha interactions summary helps.
Can you deliver to a dirt-road address?
Yes. Use your usual mailing address. During mud season, deliveries on back roads may take a day or two longer.
Starting in Vermont
Many Vermonters pick the bimonthly supply so mud-season roads do not matter. Order in Vermont.
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Healthy inflammation support
Here's the secret: turmeric alone is good, but turmeric WITH black pepper? Game changer. Black pepper contains piperine, which supercharges turmeric absorption by 2,000%. Yeah, you read that right. Two thousand percent. Without black pepper, most of the turmeric just passes through your body. With it? Your body actually uses it. That's why every bottle combines these two powerhouses — because taking turmeric without black pepper is like buying a Ferrari with no gas.
Ashwagandha Roots
Ashwagandha roots are widely recognized as a powerful adaptogen, offering significant benefits for stress management by helping the body achieve homeostasis and promoting a sense of calm. This makes Ashwagandha an essential supplement for those seeking to enhance mental clarity, reduce cortisol levels, and support overall resilience against the demands of daily life.


Digestive aid
Used for millennia, Organic Ginger is an effective digestive aid that soothes the stomach and supports the gastrointestinal tract by alleviating nausea and indigestion.
Healthy inflammation support
Bromelain is a natural enzyme found in pineapple. It helps your body break down proteins and has been studied for easing swelling and supporting joint comfort, which makes it a natural partner to turmeric.








