Explore how different teas and botanicals have been traditionally used for well-being — backed by published research.
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Chamomile, lavender, valerian root, and passionflower have been used for centuries to support relaxation. Modern research suggests these botanicals may influence GABA receptors in the brain — the same neurotransmitter system targeted by many sleep aids — promoting a sense of calm. L-theanine, found naturally in green tea, has been studied for its ability to increase alpha brain wave activity, which is associated with a relaxed but alert state.
Explore teas traditionally associated with sleep & relaxation.
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