Yellow Watermelon Pappaya Sea Moss Smoothie

AB Tonics Yellow Watermelon Papaya Sea Moss Smoothie

102 Trace Minerals • Tropical Cellular Hydration • Tribal Healing in a Bottle

Ingredients:
Organic Eucheuma Cottonii (Sea Moss), fresh organic seeded yellow watermelon, fresh organic papaya, fresh organic lime juice, bladderwrack powder, alkaline water, cane sugar (for balance)

Crafted under the sacred guidance of the Yupaha Kongaree Nation International Ecclesiastical Trust, our Yellow Watermelon Papaya Sea Moss Smoothie is a revitalizing ancestral remedy formulated to hydrate, alkalize, and restore the body at its deepest cellular level.

✧ Key Benefits of Yellow Watermelon & Papaya ✧

Cellular Hydration:
Yellow watermelon contains 92% structured water, making it a powerful hydrating fruit that replenishes and cools the body naturally.

Antioxidant-Rich & Alkaline:
Papaya and watermelon are rich in beta-carotene, vitamin C, and natural enzymes that support immune strength, cellular protection, and pH balance.

Digestive Support:
Papaya’s natural enzyme papain helps soothe the gut, break down proteins, and promote healthy elimination, especially when paired with mineral-dense sea moss.

Skin Glow & Collagen Support:
Vitamin A and C synergy supports the body’s natural collagen production, improves skin tone, and promotes hydration from within.

Heart & Hormonal Health:
Bladderwrack and sea moss provide iodine and potassium, aiding in blood pressure regulation, thyroid balance, and metabolic support.

Gentle Detoxification:
Alkaline water, lime, and sea vegetables work together to flush toxins, reduce inflammation, and elevate natural energy levels.

Suggested Use:
Enjoy 4–8 oz chilled daily. Best consumed on an empty stomach in the morning or as a midday rejuvenation tonic. Shake well.
Keep refrigerated. Consume within 7–10 days of opening.

Notice:
This formula is crafted as a sacred wellness offering and is maintained under ecclesiastical trust protections. It reflects the ancestral healing traditions and sovereign knowledge systems of the Yupaha Kongaree Nation.