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MANNII

We now have almost 200 reviews on Trustpilot and if you read them you can see how people are responding to the mannii.

 

One of the more detailed accounts came from a customer who took three drops in total, one every few days, and then stopped. Eight months later they wrote to say they had experienced a significant shift around a deep-seated belief that they had been working on for some time. They described it as something resolving at a level they had not been able to reach before.

 

Eight months after that, a second shift came, around a different belief. Then a third surfaced about a month later. Three drops over a few days, and over the following sixteen months, three deep negative beliefs came up, and two of them changed. As they put it:

"I believe this Manni works man."

They added: “I’m very deeply grateful for uncovering these deep seated negative beliefs because they were impacting life so negatively, but now I feel much more enlightened and lightened from the burden they gave me previously.”

 

There are shorter ones too. One person wrote: “Small bottle, sacred plant, BIG medicine. Probably the best plant I’ve ever encountered. Have used off and on since 9/22. Helped me kick a 40 year tobacco addiction.”

 

Another reviewer had spent years looking for a way off antidepressants. They called mannii “a game changer” and described weaning off their medication successfully, with no adverse reactions for either themselves or their partner.

 

A third reviewer, nearly through their first bottle, called it “such a wonderful addition to my life” — describing better sleep after menopause had disrupted it, and a sense of daily calm they likened to a warm blanket of self-love. They also mentioned it had helped them make peace with parts of themselves they’d previously tried to push away.

 

If you want to read more accounts from people who have used it, the Trustpilot page is probably the best place to go. We have put up a post pointing people there, and we think it is worth the read.

 

What tends to come through in what people share is not high drama. It is more often a description of something shifting over time, things that were stuck beginning to move, a sense of clarity or lightening. Whether that is the plant, the passage of time, or both, is not always easy to separate, and we think it is worth being honest about that.

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