Airmid's Tears | Nerve Calming Tea

lemon balm leaf - nervous system relaxant

linden - reduces nervousness

catmint - eases tension

clove, cinnamon, black peppercorn, cardamom, star anise - reduces inflammation

lemon balm leaf is said to promote happiness.

linden leaf is said to be good for love and luck

catmint is said to promote tranquility and feminine energy

cinnamon, clove, star anise, and cardamom are good for money drawing and luck. 

CRYSTALS:

fluorite - for mental clarity and calmness

clear quartz - for meditation and clearing

moonstone - for intuitiion and spiritual growth

OIL BLEND:

hyacinth and lilac

TAKEN AS:

straight or with a little dairy/non-dairy cream and a drop of honey

Airmid, though much of her lore is lost, in medieval texts we find she is written as an immortal Irish goddess of healing. Over the grave of her father, from her eyes poured tears of grief. From her tears sprouted three hundred and sixty five herbs. Plucking each one and concocting them into medicine, she used these herbal remedies to treat fallen soldiers. Whether myth, legend, or historical figure, Airmid’s healing essence remains. Visualize Airmid’s healing herbs as you sip into calming tranquility. Let the anxiety and worry wash away as Airmid’s tears sprout something new and healing within.

1.5 oz : 25 - 30 cups of tea

3 oz : 60 - 65 cups of tea

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Hele Té does not claim to cure, treat, or manage any illness or disease. These products have not been approved by the FDA. 

Drink 2 - 3 cups per day for maximum effect.