Tulsi, Gotu Kola, Chamomile, Shandra Berry and Eleutherococcus

This blend is using herbs that have historically an affinity for, Relaxing the stomach and mind while also stimulating the brain in less stressful ways. In Asia there is a story about elephants grazing on Gotu Kola and the locals believe that it helps their long memory, I do not know if this is true or not but it gave me a smile on hearing it.

As well as being an artist and maker I am also a hedgerow herbalist. These are skills I use at home for myself and my family and friends. In the spirit of community I'm offering some herbal gifts up here also to help fund mydream of making and growing with others.

I am not a medical professional, this tea is not to be used in place of medical support. Please seek medical advice where needed.

Please do your own research and make sure you are NOT allergic to any of the ingrediance before using. Thank you

This blend is using herbs that have historically an affinity for, Relaxing the stomach and mind while also stimulating the brain in less stressful ways. In Asia there is a story about elephants grazing on Gotu Kola and the locals believe that it helps their long memory, I do not know if this is true or not but it gave me a smile on hearing it.

How to measure and prepare loose herb tea. A starting guide

You can use a large jar, a cafeter or a tea pot to steep your tea. You may also need a small siv. For a beverage tea, steep 1-2 tsp per 1 cup volume of boiling water for 5-15mins or for more of a medicinal brew, steep 1 tbsp per cup. Add to a larger jar or cafeteria, cover with boiling water and let steep for 1/4hr-3 hrs or more depending on the strength desired, adjust to taste. Optional add honey.

All organic ingredients and packaged in biodegradable cellulose bags