Cortisol Calm Tea

This was an ideal tea for late at night when winding down. Pairs great with a cozy blanket, a wood wick candle (or fire), and a good book. This combination led to a relaxing night and a good night’s sleep. This is probably due to the calming ingredients as well the other positives like a relaxing aroma and the taste of chamomile and lemon balm. Overall, a good night's sleep carries value and made the tea worth it.

Love this tea and drink it every night before bed to wind down.

Delicious. Super calming and cozy. My favorite tea.

Had a bad reaction to this product. About 20 hrs. of nausea, chills, body aches and cortisol flashes. It has many different ingredients, so take care using it. Wish it could have helped.

I love this tea. I feel that it is very positive.

The bag is little. I think it’s quality tea, just not much of it. It comes in a resealable bag but inside is a clear bag that you can’t reseal. I never could get the tea back in the resealable bag

Love this tea

Not tasty

I wasn’t sure about the whole cortisol drink thing and wanted to try a cheaper tea first. This tastes pretty good. Some nights I add a little extra chamomile, but you don’t need to. I made sure to drink it every night and lost 10 pounds the first month just by drinking it and changing nothing else (still eat cookies and carbs). Definitely helped!!

I've been drinking this cortisol tea (which is bitter) and I still haven't felt anything different

blend has a pretty distinct herbal flavor, so I don’t think it’s going to be everyone’s favorite. If you’re expecting something sweet or fruity, this probably isn’t it. That said, my mom really likes it. She’s been enjoying it, and the flavor doesn’t bother her at all. The ingredient list is also nice, with herbs like chamomile, lavender, lemon balm, and ashwagandha that are commonly found in relaxation teas. Whether you enjoy this one will probably come down to your taste preferences. For our family, it was a hit with my mom, even if I think the flavor is a bit more of an acquired taste.

Okay, so I don't leave a lot of reviews but I felt obligated to do so for this tea. Smell: I can't actually get my nose to pick out for my brain what to do with the aromas coming out of the bag. It's a roller coaster, but not a good one. Taste: All due respect to those who like the taste but what the actual crime against my taste buds?! Yeah, I have to choke this down like any offensive tasting medicine. Effectiveness: I've been able to brave it once and I did take a really good nap. I've worked up the courage to try it again, so we'll have to see if it was just a coincidence.

Nice

This smells great and adding a little bit of local honey has made this my go to hot drink when I'm relaxing. I usually drink flavored black, green, or white teas. I don't like chi or most herbal teas. That said this is definitely my favorite tea and will buy more

I love a good tea, I'm pretty picky about tea flavors, but this one is a winner! First impression was such a delightful scent when opening the tea bag. It is a very light, refreshing, herbal scent with a hint of citrus. And it's really pretty too! The leaf blend is colorful and fresh looking, it's really quite pretty. The flavor is also refreshing, it's pretty light, not overly powerful, but a just a really pleasant flavor. I'm not quite sure what flavor I taste the most, maybe the chamomile and lavender, it's just an herbal flavor that is subtle, slightly sweet, slightly floral. It also has a bit of an after tingle, almost like a peppermint but it doesn't taste minty, it's actually quite a calming feeling! I also love that it's caffeine free, so it's a evening drink to settle in and relax for the night. I don't have an infuser or tea pot, but this is still really easy to make. I just pour hot water over the leaves in one cup, let it seep for a few minutes, then use a mesh strainer to pour it into another cup to drink. The dry leaves are large enough that they strain out perfectly and leave a nice, clear, smooth cup of tea. I only use 1 small spoonful in each mug, so there are at least 20 servings per pouch. The outer pouch is resealable, so this bag will stay fresh and last me quite a while, making it a good value for the price. I am very happy with this relaxing tea!

This tea tastes very good and is very relaxing.

I just had my 1st cup the other night, was tasty tea w/ no honey or sugar, felt relaxed after/

What's inside? This is a caffeine-free loose leaf tea made up of 9 different herbs, designed to promote relaxation Taste I found the taste pleasant and not overly strong. My first few tries were a bit too heavy on the chamomile (see picture) so I would strongly recommend shaking or mixing the loose leaf tea in the packet before adding it to your tea pot. It would seem that certain herbs tend to settle to the bottom so this will help distribute the herbs more evenly through the tea. Health benefits? It's hard to say if I have observed any health benefits from drinking this tea. I do think that the process of brewing a pot of loose leaf tea as a way to relax is therapeutic and beneficial in itself but I have not noticed any specific benefits from the tea itself.

Great product. I am using it about 2 weeks ago. I like it but I will update soon.

This herbal tea has a really calming and cozy flavor that’s perfect for winding down in the evening. The blend of chamomile, lavender, and lemon balm creates a relaxing aroma without tasting too overpowering. I also like that it’s caffeine free, so it’s easy to drink at night without worrying about sleep. The loose leaf tea feels high quality, and a little goes a long way when brewing. It’s become a nice part of my evening routine when I want something warm and relaxing after a busy day. Overall, a soothing herbal tea blend with a pleasant taste and comforting feel.