Enjoy all-day comfort with ZenGest oil. This unique blend combines Peppermint, Coriander Seed, Ginger, Caraway, Cardamom, Fennel, and Star Anise essential oils, all known for their beneficial properties relating to stomach discomfort. Ideal both on the go and at home, ZenGest Supportive Blend helps you feel confident about your comfort throughout the day.
Primary Benefits
Made with Peppermint, Coriander Seed, Ginger, Caraway, Cardamom, Fennel, and Star Anise essential oils.
One of doTERRA’s essential oils to keep on hand before long car journeys.
On the road with ZenGest™
Be sure to take a bottle of ZenGest essential oil on your next trip. Rub ZenGest over the abdominal area or add a few drops to a glass of water before you set off, and again during the day as needed. It helps ease motion-related queasiness and general abdominal discomfort, both common companions of travel.
Uses
Add 1–2 drops to drinking water or tea after large or heavy meals.
Add one or two drops to a glass of water or a cup of tea before flying or taking a long drive.
Keep ZenGest close at hand while travelling so it is available whenever you need it.
Directions for Use
For food flavouring.
Cautions
Use only diluted. Do not consume more than one drop per day. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
Sourcing
Extensive sustainable sourcing partnerships enable doTERRA to produce exclusive proprietary oils and blends that preserve the purity and potency of each plant.
Ginger: (Zingiber officinale) therhizome is not the same as a root; it is the underground modified stem that extends through the plant’s root system. While most essential oil companies distil Ginger essential oil from fully dried rhizomes, our oil is always produced from fresh rhizomes shortly after harvest. This helps ensure a superior chemical profile and aroma.
Peppermint: (Mentha piperita) thedifferent climates and soil compositions affect peppermint in different ways. Along the northwestern coast of North America, regular and abundant annual rainfall creates ideal conditions for growing peppermint. This also supports a high menthol content, which gives peppermint its characteristic minty aroma and flavour.
