Tulsi Adaptogenic Tea | Stress Support & Immune Boost

A calming, steadying blend rooted in ancient Ayurvedic tradition. This tea invites you to come home to yourself, soften stress, and build resilience from the inside out. Sip when life feels full, your nervous system needs a reset, or you want to reconnect with your inner steadiness. Tulsi Adaptogenic Blend gently supports stress response, digestion, mental clarity, and emotional balance, making it a grounding daily ritual during seasons of intensity or transformation.

Energetic Notes of the Blend

Holy Basil (Tulsi)
Sacred nourishment and spiritual clarity. Known as the Queen of Herbs, Tulsi steadies cortisol, clears energetic heaviness, and brings the mind back into balance. A herb of devotion and protection, it helps you return to what matters most.

Ashwagandha
Strong roots, quiet power. Ashwagandha supports the stress cycle, strengthens the body, and encourages a calm, grounded presence. Energetically, it builds resilience and inner fortitude, helping you face life with steady confidence.

Ginger
Warmth and movement. Ginger boosts circulation, digestion, and mental sharpness. Spiritually, it stirs courage, clears stagnation, and ignites the inner fire that moves you forward with purpose.

Peppermint
Cool clarity and ease. Peppermint refreshes the system, calms tension, and supports clear focus. Energetically, it sweeps mental clutter and invites fresh perspective.

Lemon Balm
Comfort for the heart and nervous system. Lemon balm soothes anxious thoughts and eases emotional intensity. It brings harmony, hope, and a gentle lifting of the spirit.

Size
2 oz.

How to Brew
Steep 1 tablespoon in hot water for 5–7 minutes. Drink in the morning to begin grounded and clear, or in the evening to unwind and reset. Sip with intention, letting each breath soften your system and open space for calm to grow.

Caffeine Level
Caffeine-free.

Texas Cottage Food Disclaimer
This tea is packaged in a home kitchen and is not inspected by the Department of State Health Services or a local health department.