@modern_floki: Herbal tea When it comes to supporting healthy cortisol levels, calming the nervous system and helping the body step out of a constant stress response can make a meaningful difference. This herbal combination brings together gentle nervines and adaptogenic support traditionally used to promote relaxation, resilience and a healthier response to everyday stress. Chamomile herbal tea — A deeply calming nervine traditionally used to ease nervous tension and encourage relaxation. Chamomile may support the body’s stress response and restful sleep, both of which are closely connected to healthy cortisol regulation. Lemon Balm herbal tea — Known for its soothing effect during periods of stress, restlessness and mental overstimulation. Lemon balm may help encourage a calmer nervous system and support a more balanced physiological response to stress. Lavender herbal tea — Aromatic and relaxing, lavender is traditionally used to reduce feelings of tension and promote a sense of calm. Its relaxing properties can be especially useful when stress makes it difficult for the body and mind to settle. Rosebuds & Petals herbal tea — Gentle, aromatic and traditionally associated with emotional wellness. Rose can help create a calming ritual while supporting relaxation during periods of emotional tension and everyday stress. Tulsi herbal tea — Often called Holy Basil, Tulsi is an adaptogenic herb traditionally used to help the body adapt to physical and emotional stress. It may support a healthier stress response and help maintain balanced cortisol activity rather than simply forcing cortisol downward. Together, these herbs create a calming, adaptogenic blend designed to support the nervous system, encourage relaxation and help the body better regulate its response to chronic everyday stress — especially when that “always on” feeling makes it difficult to unwind. #herbaltea #modern_floki #herbalmedicine #herbalremedies #herbal

Wendy Louw :

What does it taste like?

Ms.Doing Random Things :

How long do you have to drink this for to see results?

Genny S678 :

thanks. now where do i buy all this?

Raylynnmarie3 :

Anywhere to buy this mix?

mamashuttle :

Hey hey, what is tulsi

msrhonda :

im making right now ✅️

Fireman311 :

Where do you get your ingredients from?

pepe2477 :

Is there a substitute for the lavender?

Jessica 💅🏽 :

1tbsp-Chamomile 1tbsp-Lavender 1tbsp-Lemon Balm- 1tbsp-Rose 1tbsp-Tulsi 4 cups of Boiling water let steep 5 to 15mins

Murphy2.0 :

I cant save can you send me the recipe

michael wilson :

🤣 I swear why does it look like you grew all your herbs yourself. Mine done look like that!!

Alex :

now I love these combinations but where can I get tea that just has like lemon balm and it doesn't contain other additives like I'm allergic to apples and peaches and I find that a lot of the loose leaf has these fruits in them

ladyfern01 :

For anyone else who doesn't know, I just looked up Tulsi and it's another name for Holy Basil 🥰 thanks for the recipe!

GarzChan :

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kristiehowardalle :

what can. I substitute for lavender?

mom_of6 :

can we do this wo the lavender?

RespectfullyTrish :

do you have this in a premade pack? I have two other teas I’m going to purchase but I need this already packaged 😅

topcee :

What about psoriasis?

northrenmom🇨🇦 :

serious question what if I suffer from three different things like high cortisol, sleep issues and chest issues like a phlegmy cough due to allergies do I just drink three separate teas a day or is there one tea to rule them all?

msd :

The googly eyes are awesome!

Cassandra74 :

thank you so much for this information

Wendy :

Thank you! This works so well.

Proud Momma of 6 :

Vianey :

The eyeballs 👀😂😂😄

MI.A.AMOR. :

do U sell this?