A caffeine-free herbal tea blend with chamomile, valerian root, passionflower, and lemon balm — formulated specifically to reduce nervous system arousal before bed.
A caffeine-free herbal tea blend with chamomile, valerian root, passionflower, and lemon balm — formulated specifically to reduce nervous system arousal before bed.
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I recommend sleep tea primarily for the ritual aspect. The act of making tea (kettle, cup, sitting, breathing the steam) is a deliberate transition from doing to resting. The herbs are supportive, but the ritual is the therapy. Use it as part of a 30-minute wind-down, not as a pill substitute.
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🛒 Buy on Amazon · $12–$25Sleep teas vary enormously in quality and effectiveness. Some are mostly flavored water with a hint of chamomile. Others contain therapeutic doses of valerian root and actually produce noticeable effects. Key ingredients to look for: chamomile (mild sedative, anxiolytic, the most studied sleep herb), valerian root (genuine sedative effect, works for sleep onset, takes 2–4 weeks of consistent use to notice effect), passionflower (anxiolytic, reduces mental chatter), lemon balm (calm, mild mood support, works synergistically with chamomile). What to avoid: green tea or black tea bases (contain caffeine, counterproductive for sleep), brands that use natural flavors instead of actual herbs, very sweet blends.
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