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The ingredients in this tea are known to provide a calming effect, aid sleep and support the nervous system.
Catnip:
-Provides a calming effect which can improve relaxation. Particularly effective in clearing up digestive issues, especially constipation. Reduces pain associated with headaches and migraines.
Passionflower:
-Alleviates the effects of stress. Improves sleep. Helps relieve insomnia and anxiety. Aids in the treatment of pain. Supports the nervous system and aids in digestion.
Ashwagandha Root:
-Relieves stress, increases energy levels, improves concentration and enhances the function of the nervous system. Aids in lowering blood sugar levels. Reduces inflammation.
Lavender:
-Lavender works as an anxiolytic (an anxiety reliever) and as a sedative, to increase relaxation and calm, and helps to bring about sleep.
Lemon Balm:
-Supports the nervous system. Eases psychological stress and increases calmness. Aids in relieving bloating, indigestion and menstrual pain. Provides antioxidants and antiviral properties. Reduces inflammation.
Lemongrass:
-Relieves anxiety, stress and pain. Provides antimicrobial, Anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. Source of fiber, carbohydrates, Vitamin A, B and C. Strengthens the immune system and helps treats stomach discomfort and indigestion.
Linden:
Helps to relax the smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract when there is tension. A relaxing nervine that gently takes the edge off stress and tension without causing excessive sleepiness.
Peppermint:
-Boosts your immune system. Calms the stomach muscles, helps relieve gastrointestinal problems. Menthol, the main chemical component of peppermint, is an effective decongestant and expectorant.
Chamomile:
-Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and mild astringent. Frequently used as a mild sedative to calm nerves and reduce anxiety and to treat common sleep problems. Aids in digestion.
Rose petals:
May reduce anxiety and stress. May treat chest and abdominal pains, menstrual bleeding, and digestive issues. Packed with vitamin C and antioxidants making it the ideal drink when your body needs a boost.
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You should not drink catnip tea if you’re pregnant or nursing, as it can cause uterine contractions that may result in premature labor. As with all herbal supplements, always consult your healthcare professional before drinking herbal teas especially if you are pregnant, nursing or taking medications as they can interact with ongoing treatments or medications.This product is not intended to cure any type of disease or replace any prescription medication you are currently taking. This product has not been approved by the FDA. Please be aware of any herbal allergies you may have prior to consumption. Terra Physique Essentials LLC makes no health claims for this product.
