Bag 0

loose leaf

Teas For Hormone Balance

Our range of herbal botanicals contain plant oestrogens that can help to balance your hormones naturally and stabilise emotional ups and downs. 

loose leaf

Teas For Hormone Balance

Our range of herbal botanicals contain plant oestrogens that can help to balance your hormones naturally and stabilise emotional ups and downs. 

NAMASTE
organic spearmint / herbal tisane
Organic Spearmint Herbal Tea - For PCOS and to balance hormones.

Some scientific studies have shown that drinking spearmint herbal tea can help in regulating hormonal imbalance in women and can help manage PCOS symptoms. Regularly drinking spearmint tea may be beneficial in reducing androgen levels, improving insulin resistance and reducing inflammation.

HIBISCUS
organic hibiscus / herbal tisane
Organic Hibiscus Tea For Regulating Hormones

Over the last few decades health evidence has been building for hibiscus tea. It contains a plant based oestrogen that can help to balance hormone levels and ease uncomfortable symptoms associated with hormonal fluctuations. It may not be safe to drink for pregnant women due to its impact on hormones.

CLOUD 9 
chamomile / herbal tisane
Chamomile Tea For Balancing Hormones

Chamomile can be used as a natural remedy to help balance your hormones. It may also reduce the intensity of menstrual cramps due to an amino acid called glycine found in chamomile.

LIGHTS OUT
organic ginger + lemon / herbal tisane
Organic Ginger And Lemon Herbal Loose LeafTea

The combination of ginger and hibiscus in our Lights Out herbal tea makes a great hormone balancing blend. Evidence suggests that ginger may help to balance blood sugar levels. 

PHOENIX ROSE
organic rosebud / herbal tisane
Organic Rosebud Tea

Rosebud tea can stabilise emotional ups and downs and balance the mind. It has been used for centuries as a natural health remedy. 

loose leaf tea

Scientific Health Benefits

Immunity

Energy

Sleep + Stress

Skin

Hormone Balance

Digestion

Disclaimer: Materials on this website are not intended to be a substitute for professional advice or medical treatment. Do not disregard professional or medical advice or delay in seeking treatment or professional advice.