Liver Boost 1-Week Kit – Shake Mixes & Herbal Tincture

OWL Venice, short for One Whole Life, began in 2015 with founder Lindsey Erin Wilson in Venice, Los Angeles, California. Wilson started making herb-infused broth for herself when she could not find a garlic- and onion-free recipe she enjoyed, then shared it with friends before a local Facebook post brought her first wave of orders. The woman-owned business emphasizes small-batch preparation, thoughtfully chosen ingredients, and practical everyday rituals. Its approach also includes reducing waste through pressure-canned broths and reusable glass packaging where appropriate.

A Three-Flavor Shake Set with Liver Boost

This supplier program combines six Mylkshake packets with a bottle of Liver Boost tincture. It also lists a Liver Boost eBook and a 15-minute coaching call. The six dry packets cover three named flavors, while the tincture is a separate alcohol-free botanical product. Read the components and preparation requirements before planning the week; the program does not deliver seven days of complete prepared meals.

Check the selected option and the physical components before planning preparation or storage. Lifestyle photographs may show prepared drinks, meals, utensils, or serving vessels that are separate from the packaged product. The quantities listed here describe the purchased selection; they should not be extended into an assumption about extra jars, food, equipment, or a repeating subscription.

What Sets This Selection Apart

• Two packets each of Magic Matcha, Golden Ginger, and Bold Beet.
• Liver Boost tincture in a dropper bottle.
• Supplier-listed Liver Boost eBook.
• Supplier-listed 15-minute coaching call.

Format and Included Quantity

• Program name: 1-Week Liver Boost Reset.
• Six dry shake packets.
• Liver Boost bottle shown as 1 fl oz (30 mL).
• Fresh produce, water, and blender required.

The broth and/or shake components are prepared in the supplier’s Los Angeles, California kitchen. This identifies the place of manufacture; it does not mean that every botanical, tea leaf, spice, salt, or other ingredient is grown in the United States.

Ingredients and Recipe Notes

Magic Matcha dry mix: hemp hearts, cinnamon, matcha green tea, spirulina, and bentonite clay; add plantain and water. Golden Ginger dry mix: hemp hearts, ginger root powder, ground cinnamon, turmeric root powder, slippery elm powder, and cardamom powder; add kabocha squash and water. Bold Beet dry mix: hemp hearts, ginger, turmeric, triphala powder, and beet powder; add beets and water. These are the maker’s named recipe components; they do not supply a caffeine quantity for the Magic Matcha packet. Liver Boost botanical blend: Maker-listed proprietary botanical blend: fresh burdock root, yellow dock root, Oregon grape root, dandelion root, red clover flowering herb, nettles leaf, red root, and fresh ginger root. The published product page does not identify the full liquid carrier.

Read the current package ingredient statement before use, especially if you have a food allergy or sensitivity. A short list of featured botanicals is not an independent guarantee about cross-contact, and dietary claims for one component should not be applied to every option in a mixed set.

Preparation, Use and Storage

Shipped Mylkshakes arrive as dry packets. Supply your own blender, filtered water, fresh produce, and airtight storage containers; empty shake jars are not included with shipped Reset kits. For Magic Matcha, blend one packet with 1½ cups plantain. For Golden Ginger, use one packet with one cup peeled, steamed, cooled kabocha squash. For Bold Beet, use one packet with ¾ cup peeled, steamed, cooled beets. Add water to reach 32 ounces and blend until smooth. The maker gives a three-month shelf life for dry powders and 4–6 days refrigerated for prepared shakes. Follow the packet date and keep prepared portions in an airtight container. Follow the separate tincture bottle instructions; the product page lists 30 drops in water. The supplier has not published the complete liquid carrier on that page. Discuss supplements or a restrictive eating program with a qualified health professional, particularly if you take medicines, are pregnant or nursing, or manage a medical condition. These products and program names do not establish treatment or prevention of disease.

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