Mood Support Tea

Hibiscus Flowers {Organic}

Hibiscus sabdariffa

Hibiscus comes from a flowering plant in the Malyaceae family. It is grown in tropical and subtropical areas. It has a large, colorful flower. It is high in antioxidants, has antibacterial properties, and may even support weight loss. You will commonly find it used in food, tinctures, and cosmetics.

Nettle Leaf {Organic}

Urtica dioica

Nettle is a staple in herbal medicine, dating back to ancient times in Egypt and Greece. Nettle may reduce inflammation, support wound health, relieve allergy discomfort, and support healthy blood sugar levels. Nettle is commonly found in teas, extracts, oils, or tinctures.

Orange Peel {Organic}

Citrus sinensis

Orange Peel is the peeling from the orange. It is used for fragrances and culinary purposes but also has health benefits. Some of these benefits include it may support a healthy immune system, heart health, brain health, and more. If you are not using fresh orange peel, you can find it in capsules, powder, teas, extracts, essential oils, and tinctures.

Rose Petals {Organic}

Rosa centifolia

Roses are a beautiful, multi-petal perennial flower that grows worldwide but originated in China. Not only do the flowers smell great, but there are also many health benefits to the buds, petals, and the rose hips (the fruit of the rose). Roses have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and can boost your mood. Roses are known to have a soothing effect on the skin. You can find rose petals and buds used in teas, capsules, powders, extracts, essential oils, and tinctures.

Cornflower Blue Petals {Organic}

Centaurea cyanus

Blue Cornflower is found in almost every part of the United States. It is commonly found around corn fields but has nothing to do with the corn itself. Cornflowers are high in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents and can even help your tired eyes. It is most often found in teas and toners.