Migraine Relief Herbal Tea

HEADACHE + MIGRAINE SUPPORT

Ease tension and quiet the storm with Migraine Relief Tea—a calming, aromatic blend crafted to gently soothe headaches, migraines, and the symptoms that accompany them. Whether you're experiencing pressure behind the eyes, pounding temples, or light sensitivity, this blend brings targeted, holistic relief through both taste and aroma.*

A moment of pause, a breath of relief.
As your tea steeps, inhale the warm, herbaceous vapors—lavender’s calming scent opens your sinuses and signals your nervous system to relax. The cup unfolds into a fresh, minty infusion with subtle floral notes and a touch of earthiness. It’s both restorative and grounding, ideal for sipping slowly in a quiet, dark room or during moments of early tension to help prevent escalation.

Flavor:
Cool and minty with light floral undertones and a naturally calming, herbaceous finish

Health Benefits:

Migraine Support: Nettle leaf, rich in anti-inflammatory and antihistamine compounds, may help block migraine triggers and reduce sinus pressure.*

Pain Relief: Spearmint’s natural analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties help ease headache-related discomfort and body aches.*

Nausea Reduction: The gentle mint profile may help calm the stomach—especially helpful when nausea accompanies your migraine.*

Relaxation + Aromatherapy: Lavender supports relaxation and anxiety relief. Inhaling the steam while your tea steeps enhances its benefits through natural aromatherapy.*

How to Use:
Steep 1 tablespoon of tea in boiling water for 5–7 minutes. While it steeps, inhale the steam deeply to engage the aromatic properties of lavender and open nasal passages.

Ingredients:
Bulgarian Nettle Leaf, North American Spearmint, French Lavender

Loose Leaf

Approximately 50 servings, depending on strength preference.

4 oz

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you have a medical condition or take medication please consult with your doctor.