The anatomē book

The Modern Apothecary is a book co-written by anatomē founder Brendan Murdock and Gabriel Weil. It explores the five pillars of wellbeing, the history of the apothecary, and the botanicals used across the wider anatomē range.

The book suits anyone curious about botanicals, wellbeing rituals, and the apothecary tradition. It's accessible for readers new to the subject and detailed enough to interest those already familiar with essential oils and natural health practices.

It covers the five pillars of wellbeing (sleep, balance, movement, focus, and diet), the botanicals that run through the wider apothecary, and the history of the apothecary tradition.

Yes, The Modern Apothecary is a popular gift for anyone interested in wellbeing, plants, or considered living. It's an illustrated, considered object that presents well alongside other anatomē formulations as part of a larger gift. 

The anatomē Journal, available on the website, holds a wider archive of writing on sleep, wellbeing, focus, nutrition, and culture. The book and the journal sit alongside each other, with the book offering the deeper read and the journal the regular update.