Herbal Tea for mental Stress Relief & Nervous System Support A calming herbal tea for stress and anxiety support, formulated to help soothe nervous tension, quiet mental overstimulation, and promote a grounded sense of emotional balance. Supports stress and anxiety relief Helps calm racing or overactive thoughts Promotes emotional balance and nervous system calm Supports resilience during mental overwhelm This blend is designed to support the mind and nervous system during periods of mental stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm. It combines nervines, adaptogens, and mineral-rich herbs traditionally used to calm excessive mental activity, ease tension, and support a more balanced stress response. Nettle leaf provides mineral nourishment that supports overall nerve resilience Tulsi (Holy Basil) is an adaptogen traditionally used to help the body respond to mental and emotional stress Milky oats deeply nourish and restore an overworked nervous system Borage is traditionally used to support emotional strength during stress and anxiety Skullcap is a classic nervine used to calm racing thoughts and anxiety Parsley leaf supports gentle detoxification and mineral balance Motherwort helps ease heart-centered anxiety and emotional tightness Thyme supports vitality and grounding during periods of stress Codonopsis is an adaptogen used to support stamina during prolonged stress Bladderwrack provides trace minerals that support overall nerve function Peppermint helps clear mental fog and supports digestive comfort often linked with stress Eleuthero supports stress adaptation and mental endurance Lavender flowers calm the nervous system and ease anxious tension Orange peel offers gentle mood-lifting aromatic support Together, these herbs help calm the mind while strengthening the body’s ability to handle ongoing stress. A steady, supportive blend designed to calm mental stress, ease anxiety, and bring the nervous system back into balance. 4 oz bag 🌿 A Healing Leaf OriginalThoughtfully handcrafted by Clinical Herbalist Heather Gehrman.
