Calming Herb Tea

It relieves chronic muscle pain and headaches resulting from tension stress and anxiety.

Calming herb tea. It reduces the stress hormone called cortisol and relaxes the body without causing drowsiness. Lavender oil has a uniquely calming aroma and is very popular in aromatherapy as it reduces stress and anxiety and is frequently used in memory care and for patients with dementia. Chamomile and lavender are better known for helping anxiety. Difficulty sleeping is one of the leading effects of anxiety and depression.

Spoon 1 heaping teaspoon of the blend into each bag. No wonder it has a natural mint flavor with a slight taste of lemon. Valerian s traditional use is as a sleep aid. Resembling the humble daisy this white flower has been used medicinally since roman times.

Lavender is an herb often touted for its aromatic and soothing scent. This tea uses chamomile catnip lavender and passionflower herbs to offer a host of sleep enhancing and stress relieving benefits. Lemon balm tea melissa officinalis lemon balm is a calming herb that belongs to the mint family. Valerian root tea valerian root is unique in that while it is not designed for anxiety many people find that the calming nature of valerian is extremely effective for soothing anxiety symptoms.

Drinking this tea can help to calm nerves and make it easier to fall asleep and achieve restful sleep. Lemon balm chamomile passionflower and rosebuds or rose petals. Adaptogens affect systems and hormones in the body that regulate a person s stress response. This herb is known for easing head pain neuralgia hysteria and insomnia.

Valerian root is one of the most calming herbs you can use to brew tea. Wood betony or bishopswort is a gentle acting mildly calming herb often used in combination with other herbs as a liquid extract or tea. In a bowl combine each of these dried herbs. 1 chamomile tea for general peacefulness the true champion of relaxing teas chamomile is the ultra famous cousin in the calming herb family.

In ancient times greeks and romans would often add lavender to their drawn baths and breathe in the calming fragrance.