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Pedi app syrup is formulated based on traditional books, which is the result of the experiences of many people throughout history, and Ibn Sina mentions it in the book of law as mint syrup, which prevents vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps and hiccups and also increases Appetite. Galen considers pomegranate to be more beneficial than apple and quince in strengthening the stomach and preventing vomiting and in traditional books, the syrup contains mint with sour pomegranate juice relieves abdominal cramps, cures stomachache and also use as an appetizer. Spearmint has been known as an aromatic, spicy, appetizing and medicinal plant since ancient times and Hippocrates and Dioscorides repeatedly mention spearmint in their medical records and also other scientists, such as Pliny, have prescribed mint to treat stomach aches, painkillers and anti-flatulence. Spearmint essence has antiseptic properties and its carvone has anti-flatulence properties and its apigenin inhibits cyclooxygenase. In traditional medicine, honey is mentioned as an appetizer, stomach rehabilitation, laxative and antiemetic and its pollen is a rich source of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. Some of the major vitamins in the honey pollen are B1, B2, B6, B5, B3, C, A, E and inositol.