Calm & Relaxing Tea

Nutrition Facts, Serving size 1.5g
(Per 1 Cup Brewed)

Amount per Serving

Calories: 01

Value Per Serving *

* Percent Daily Value is based on a 2000 calorie diet.

How to Brew the Perfect Sip

Step-1
Place Tea Bag

Step-2
Pour Hot Water

Step-3
Brew 2-3 Mins

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FAQ’s

Q: What makes herbal tea naturally “relaxing”?

A: :Most herbal relaxing teas are herbal infusions(tisanes) that are naturally caffeine-free. Theyoften contain specific compounds like L-theanine(found in green tea) or essential oils like apigenin(found in chamomile) that bind to receptors in thebrain to reduce anxiety and promote mindrelaxation.

Q: When is the best time to drink calming tea?

A: While you can enjoy them anytime,it is bestrecommended to get the goodness of this tea 2-3times a day . This allows the herbal compoundstime to naturally balance the nervous system

Q: Will these teas make me feel heavy or groggy?

A: No. Unlike over-the-counter sleep aids, herbalteas generally work by lowering cortisol andrelaxing muscles. You should be feelingrefreshed rather than “heavy” or groggy.Q: Does the water temperature matter?

Q: Does the water temperature matter?

A: Yes! For herbal teas, you generally wantboiling water (100°C) to extract the amazingmedicinal properties of the dried flowers androots.

Q: Q:Does this Herbal Tea contains caffeine ?

A: For a truly “rejuvenating ” cup, steep forapp.3-4 minutes. Covering your mug with a lid orsaucer while it steeps is a pro tip—it prevents therelaxing essential aroma from escaping throughthe steam.

Q: How long should I steep?

A: Not at all , Sungood Calm & Relaxing Teadoesn’t contain Caffeine or Camellia sinensis/tealeaves in green or any form , just the goodness ofNatural Flowers and herbs.