Apollo Herbs’ Stomach Ease contains the following ten herbs that were combined together:

Peppermint possesses digestive, carminative, diaphoretic & antispasmodic properties, in addition to being a mild stimulant. It relieves nausea, vomiting, flatulence, and colic. It has a volatile oil which contains menthol.

Ginger Root has carminative properties, settling the stomach. It is used for cramps, flatulence, colic, dyspepsia, and motion sickness. It contains volatile oil & also several sesquiterpenes with anti-viral properties.

Chamomile is renowned for its carminative, relaxing, sedative, anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, antiseptic & wound-healing properties. It is used for indigestion, gastritis, flatulence & gas cramps. It contains a volatile oil consisting of a blue pigment, chamazulene; it also contains mucilage, coumarins, & flavonoids.

Marshmallow Root is known for its demulcent properties due to its content of muco-polysaccharides, often referred to as mucilage. It has anti-tussive properties as well. Marshmallow, like most demulcents, are very soothing to inflamed mucus membrane linings of the digestive tract, especially for gastritis and ulcers.

Meadowsweet acts to soothe mucus membrane of the digestive tract, reducing acidity, treating heartburn, gastritis, ulcers, nausea & indigestion. It contains salicylic acid derivatives, flavonol glycosides & tannins.

Cardamom is closely related to ginger. It is a warming digestive & appetite stimulant with anti-spasmodic, carminative actions. It is used for indigestion, gas, & cramps. It contains a volatile oil and is highly aromatic.

Coriander is famed as a cooking spice, but is also valuable for treating flatulence, colic, bloating, and cramps. It is carminative, anti-spasmodic and stimulates the appetite. It contains volatile oil, flavonoids & coumarins.

Fennel relieves nausea, cramps & flatulence, stimulates appetite & digestion, and tastes good, similar to anise. It also stimulates mothers’ milk. It contains a volatile oil of anethole & fenchone, also flavonoids & coumarins.

Licorice Root has a long history of use in treating gastritis, peptic ulcers, & abdominal colic. It is fifty times sweeter than sugar & contains glycyrrhizin, saponins, flavonoids, bitters, comarins, & volatile oil. Licorice has estrogenic properties & is contraindicated for people with hypertension, congestive heart failure, or edema.

Catnip Not just for cats, this mint species contains iridoids, tannins & volatile oil. It is settling to the stomach, treating flatulence, indigestion & colic, as well as treating headache-related digestive troubles and fevers.