Anima Mundi - Mucuna Powder: Dopamine Bean 15% LevaDopa, 5oz

Quick Description

This Dopamine Bean Mucuna Powder from Anima Mundi contains a natural source of dopamine designed to boost your mood and relieve stress!

Key Information

• Organic and adaptogenic mucuna bean powder
• The only natural source of L-Dopa
• Herbal supplement designed to boost mood and relieve stress
• Made with only one ingredient
• Free from gluten, soy and palm oil

Product Overview

Anima Mundi delivers an adaptogenic Mucuna Powder, made with the “Dopamine Bean”. This bean is the only naturally occurring source of L-Dopa (dopamine). Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that our bodies produce to feel happiness. 

This Mucuna Powder: Dopamine Bean 15% LevaDopa from Anima Mundi is designed to boost your mood and relieve stress. 

By boosting the dopamine and serotonin levels in your body, this Mucuna Powder is also formulated to help boost libido, pineal gland function, and cognitive performance. 

This Mucuna Powder: Dopamine Bean is made with only one ingredient: organic mucuna beans. It’s clean, simple, and effective. It contains no gluten, soy, palm oil, or any of the top allergens. 

Anima Mundi recommends taking this Mucuna Powder in cycles in order to avoid dopamine dependency and to be able to analyze the effects. 

Take it for 2-4 weeks and then have a break for 1-2 weeks. Follow the suggested dosage, so the benefits of this Mucuna Powder are mild and regulating. One serving is half a tablespoon. 

Ingredients 

Organic Roasted Mucuna Extract Powder. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I store this Mucuna Powder from Anima Mundi?

Bright lights and sunlight could damage the Mucuna Powder, so store it in a place that is cool and dry. You could even store it in the fridge if you like!

What does it mean for this Mucuna Powder to be adaptogenic?

Anima Mundi uses adaptogenic ingredients in this Mucuna Powder. Adaptogens are a type of herb, mushroom, or other natural substance that have associated health benefits. These herbs and mushrooms are even described as “herbal medicine”.