Herbal & Fruit Teas
Four Sigma Foods Organic Calm Herbal Tea 60g
Organic chamomile and mint tea powered by reishi mushroom and ashwagandha for stress-support that tastes delicious.
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Organic chamomile and mint tea powered by reishi mushroom and ashwagandha for stress-support that tastes delicious. Stress is part of life, but there are things we can do and add to our routine that help manage it so it doesn't impact our brain and body functioning. Adaptogens, like reishi and tulsi, help you adapt to those everyday stressors. Reishi mushroom has been used for 5,000+years for its plethora of benefits, namely its ability to help calm and relax the nervous system. Without being sedative, it gently moves our nervous system from sympathetic (fight or flight) into parasympathetic (rest and digest), supporting homeostasis and equilibrium of mind, body and spirit. There are few areas of clinical research more active than the gut-brain connection. Functional mushrooms play a critical role in a healthy gut. They are rich in prebiotic fiber that feeds probiotics and supports a diverse, thriving microbiome. The gut microbiome produces key neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and GABA, which help regulate mood. A happy gut equals a happy mood. Say goodbye to microplastics and chemicals - Four Sigmatic's instant teas come in a convenient tea powder, free from toxins, fillers, and artificial ingredients.
Ingredients
Organic Mint Extract, Organic Lavender Powder, Organic Monk fruit Extract
More information
- Storage
- Ambient. Store at room temperature before opening.
- Weight
- 160g with packaging
- Find similar
- Mushroom Teas
- Product code
- FSA49
- Free from
- Celery, Citric Acid, Gluten, Lupin, Maize, Mustard, Nuts, Peanuts, Sesame, Soy, Sugar, Sulphur Dioxide, Wheat
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