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Do you just need to make it through the next couple of weeks till the end of the school year???

Don’t discount Chamomile tea! A 4oz tea, doesn’t typically make someone sleepy during the day unless you are in sleep debt. It can be very calming to the nervous system to sip on throughout the day. If you are worried about it causing you to be sleepy combine it with a little bit of Rosemary and Peppermint! This will help perk you up!


Chamomile Nervine Tea Recipe!

  • 1 tsp Chamomile,
  • 1 pinch Rosemary
  • 1 pinch Peppermint
  • Steep for 15 min in 8oz Hot water. Strain and enjoy with some honey.

Some other teas you can often find in your grocery aisle.

  • Chamomile: Especially if stress affects your digestion.
  • Lemon Balm if you just need something to smile about, or are anxious with heart palpitations.
  • Wood Betony and Skullcap if you get tense in your shoulders when stressed
  • Passionflower if your mind won’t stop thinking of all your stress!
  • Peach Leaf Tea: great for those who are super hot and just need some cooling!

Go to your grocery store tea aisle or health section and look for these ingredients in some teas to get the tea to help with YOUR kind of stress!

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