Badoh essence is specially designed to support people in:
Clearly expressing their feelings, emotions, and needs.
Setting healthy boundaries without guilt.
Asserting themselves in their relationships with others.
Strengthening their inner sense of legitimacy, self-awareness, and respect for their needs.
Reclaiming authentic communication aligned with what they feel, think, and express.
Often adapt to others at the expense of their own needs.
Have difficulty clearly expressing what they feel.
Say "yes" when they would like to say "no."
Fear being judged or misunderstood when setting boundaries.
Badoh essence supports inner awareness, recognition of fundamental needs, and the ability to set boundaries with firmness and discernment. In the Tatwa energetic approach, it is associated with authentic expression and the throat chakra.
Badoh contains a concentrated Badoh flower essence, pure spring water, and cognac, used for the extraction and stability of the elixir. Its formulation follows the Tatwa flower essence approach.
The Badoh plant, used for centuries by Amazonian tribes, is renowned for its balancing and purifying properties. Laurent Gheller, founder of Tatwa and an expert in natural medicine, worked with local shamans to adapt this traditional knowledge for modern use while respecting the ancestral protocols passed down by the Arhuaco tribes.
Our essences are:
Hand-picked by our local partners in the Amazon, with respect for ecosystems.
Prepared according to the traditional method: maceration in spring water and cognac, used for the extraction and stability of the elixir.
Tested in a Swiss laboratory to guarantee optimal quality (SWISS MADE, Good Manufacturing Practices, FDA certifications).
Tatwa recommends shaking the bottle and tapping it against the palm of your hand before each use.
Dosage: 2 sublingual sprays, up to 4 times a day.
Ideal time: In the morning for a natural boost, or as a 3-week course for deep rebalancing.
Duration: Until the bottle is empty. A 3-week course is recommended for optimal results.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice.
Do not exceed the recommended dose.
Store away from light and heat.
Yes, Badoh can be combined with other Tatwa essences depending on the desired intention. It can notably complement:
Chichaja for a sacred connection with its Yin and Yang energy,,
Huantuc to take your place and connect with your sense of legitimacy,
Tabaco to preserve your inner space and work on your sovereignty and power,
Dhatura to free yourself from deep fears.
Badoh essence is one of the plants most respected by Amazonian shamans for its purifying and revitalizing properties. Its use dates back centuries of tradition, and it is now supported by modern ethnobotanical studies.
Badoh essence is specially designed to support people in:
Clearly expressing their feelings, emotions, and needs.
Setting healthy boundaries without guilt.
Asserting themselves in their relationships with others.
Strengthening their inner sense of legitimacy, self-awareness, and respect for their needs.
Reclaiming authentic communication aligned with what they feel, think, and express.
Often adapt to others at the expense of their own needs.
Have difficulty clearly expressing what they feel.
Say "yes" when they would like to say "no."
Fear being judged or misunderstood when setting boundaries.
Badoh essence supports inner awareness, recognition of fundamental needs, and the ability to set boundaries with firmness and discernment. In the Tatwa energetic approach, it is associated with authentic expression and the throat chakra.
Badoh contains a concentrated Badoh flower essence, pure spring water, and cognac, used for the extraction and stability of the elixir. Its formulation follows the Tatwa flower essence approach.
The Badoh plant, used for centuries by Amazonian tribes, is renowned for its balancing and purifying properties. Laurent Gheller, founder of Tatwa and an expert in natural medicine, worked with local shamans to adapt this traditional knowledge for modern use while respecting the ancestral protocols passed down by the Arhuaco tribes.
Our essences are:
Hand-picked by our local partners in the Amazon, with respect for ecosystems.
Prepared according to the traditional method: maceration in spring water and cognac, used for the extraction and stability of the elixir.
Tested in a Swiss laboratory to guarantee optimal quality (SWISS MADE, Good Manufacturing Practices, FDA certifications).
Tatwa recommends shaking the bottle and tapping it against the palm of your hand before each use.
Dosage: 2 sublingual sprays, up to 4 times a day.
Ideal time: In the morning for a natural boost, or as a 3-week course for deep rebalancing.
Duration: Until the bottle is empty. A 3-week course is recommended for optimal results.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice.
Do not exceed the recommended dose.
Store away from light and heat.
Yes, Badoh can be combined with other Tatwa essences depending on the desired intention. It can notably complement:
Chichaja for a sacred connection with its Yin and Yang energy,,
Huantuc to take your place and connect with your sense of legitimacy,
Tabaco to preserve your inner space and work on your sovereignty and power,
Dhatura to free yourself from deep fears.
Badoh essence is one of the plants most respected by Amazonian shamans for its purifying and revitalizing properties. Its use dates back centuries of tradition, and it is now supported by modern ethnobotanical studies.
How are your vials prepared from harvesting through delivery?
A human and ancestral adventure
Laurent Gheller, therapist and expert in natural medicine, founded Tatwa after years of immersion in the Amazon, where he studied the ancestral knowledge of local tribes. Passionate about medicinal plants and shamanic traditions, he established direct partnerships with Indigenous communities to offer you 100% natural, ethical, and authentic flower essences.
With more than 15 years of experience studying Amazonian plants, Laurent combines scientific rigor with respect for traditional knowledge. Each Tatwa essence is hand-harvested, prepared according to ancestral methods, and tested in a Swiss laboratory to guarantee exceptional quality. Our products are certified SWISS MADE, FDA, and organic, and support fair trade to preserve ecosystems and local cultures.
By choosing Tatwa, you are opting for powerful, pure, and respectful essences, inspired by millennia-old wisdom and validated by modern expertise. Thousands of customers across Europe already trust our solutions to ease their stress, strengthen their immune systems, or restore restful sleep.
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