The Science Behind the Magic

Purple Tea

Blueberry Lavender Moon

Lavender

The scent of lavender has been shown to improve mood and calm the mind

One study of 80 new mothers found that those who drank 1 cup of lavender tea each day while taking time to appreciate the aroma reported less fatigue and depression, compared to those who did not smell and drink the tea

Licorice

The primary active ingredient in licorice is a plant compound called glycyrrhizin, which is responsible for its sweet taste, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties

Butterfly Pea Flower

Rich in anthocyanins, the antioxidant compound that makes it blue

Reduces inflammation

Its high levels of antioxidants may be responsible for hair, and skin health

May aid in weight release

May aid in weight release

Matcha Collection

Matcha

By one estimate, the catechins in matcha are up to 137x greater than other types of green teas

Drinking matcha tea can increase antioxidant intake

Research shows that matcha causes improved attention, memory and cognitive functions

L-theanine changes the effects of caffeine in the body, and helps to avoid the crash associated with it

Contains L-theanine, which has been shown to increase the alpha wave activity in the brain, which in turn can decrease stress levels

Green Tea

Almond Matcha

Green Tea

Green Tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts metabolism

Can aid liver health

Goddess Green

Green Tea

Green tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts metabolism

Can aid liver health

Lemongrass

It's antimicrobial properties may help treat oral infections and cavities

Relieves digestive discomfort and promotes healthy digestion

Cooling on the system

Symbeeosis

Green Tea

Green tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts metabolism

Can aid liver health

Echinacea

A number of studies have found echinacea can help immunity

Contains antioxidants like flavonoids, cichoric acid, and rosmarinic acid

Can reduce feelings of anxiety

Lavender

The scent of lavender has been shown to improve mood and calm the mind

One study in 80 new mothers found that those who drank 1 cup of lavender tea each day while taking time to appreciate the aroma reported less fatigue and depression, compared to those who did not smell and drink the tea.

Elderberry

High in the antioxidants known as anthocyanins

Butterfly Pea Flower

Rich in anthocyanins, the antioxidant compound that makes it blue

Reduces inflammation

Its high levels of antioxidants may be responsible for hair, and skin health

May aid in weight release

May increase skin hydration

Quintessence

Green Tea

Green tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts metabolism

Can aid liver health

Lemongrass

It's antimicrobial properties may help treat oral infections and cavities

Relieves digestive discomfort and promotes healthy digestion

Cooling on the system

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces “bad cholesterol” levels

Lowers blood glucose levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Quintessence

Green Tea

Green tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts Metabolism

Pineapple

Rich in vitamin C, which supports the immune system

Contains manganese, a mineral that helps maintain a healthy metabolism

High antioxidant levels, which helps to eliminate free radicals

Contains bromelain, an enzyme that helps the body break down proteins, and speeds recovery times

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Lemongrass

It's antimicrobial properties may help treat oral infections and cavities

Relieves digestive discomfort and promotes healthy digestion

Cooling on the system

Turmeric

Contains curcumin, a natural anti-inflammatory

Curcumin is also considered an antioxidant

Emerald Green Tea

Green Tea

Green tea contains the catechin EGCG, which is the main source of its beneficial properties

Can improve heart health

Boosts metabolism

Can aid liver health

Herbal Tea

Queen of the Harvest

Ashwagandha

Used for over 3000 years to relieve stress, increase energy, and improve concentration

Contains high levels of withanolides

Impedes the growth of cancer cells

Reduces stress and anxiety

May reduce symptoms of depression

Can boost testosterone and increase male fertility

Boosts immune system function

May increase cognitive functions

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces "bad cholesterol" levels

Lowers blood-glucose levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Rooibos

High in flavonoid antioxidants, including quercetin and aspalathin

Nutmeg

Contains powerful antioxidants

Contains the anti-inflammatory compounds sabinene, terpineol, and pinene

Honeybush

Caffeine-free & rich in polyphenol antioxidants

Queen of Joy

Hibiscus

Lowers blood pressure

Lowers blood fat levels

Promotes weight release

Helps to fight bacterial infections

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces "bad cholesterol" levels

Lowers blood-glucose levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Rose Hips

High in polyphenols

Can boost immune system function with it's levels of vitamin A, C, and E

Improves blood pressure

May aid in weight release

Almonds

High In polyphenols

Phytochemicals

Reduces oxidative stress in smokers

High in vitamin E, which may lower risk of alzheimers

High in magnesium, which helps control blood sugar

High in magnesium, which helps control blood pressure

Apple

Linked to lower risk of heart disease

Lowers risk of type 2 diabetes

Prebiotic effects in the gut

Supports bone health

May lower risk of Alzheimers

Queen of the South

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces "bad cholesterol" levels

Lowers blood-glucose levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Chicory

Relieves temporary constipation

High in inulin fiber, which may improve insulin sensitivity

Dandelion

Anti-inflammatory

Natural diuretic

May aid in weight release by improving carbohydrate metabolism

Contains inulin, which may relieve temporary constipation

Anti-microbial

Milk Thistle

High in sylmarin which may reduce fat in the liver

Neuroprotective

May prevent bone loss in postmenopausal women

May boost breast milk production

Decrease blood sugar levels

Ashwagandha

Used for over 3000 years to relieve stress, increase energy, and improve concentration

Contains high levels of withanolides

Impedes the growth of cancer cells

Reduces stress and anxiety

May reduce symptoms of depression

Can boost testosterone and increase male fertility

Boosts immune system function

May increase cognitive functions

Queen of the Tropics

Garcinia Cambogia

Contains the compound hydroxycitric acid, that is thought to inhibit the enzyme that stores body fat

Hydroxycitric acid can increase serotonin levels, which is an appetite suppressant

Zante Currants

High in polyphenols

Pineapple

Rich in vitamin C, which supports immune system

Contains manganese, a mineral that helps maintain a healthy metabolism

High antioxidant levels, which helps to eliminate free radicals

Contains bromelain, an enzyme that helps the body break down proteins, and speeds recovery times

Orange Peel

The essential oils in orange peels are composed of limonene, a chemical that is known for its anti-inflammatory effects

Contains flavonoids, which can help prevent some chronic diseases

Contains provitamin A, folate, vitamin B, calcium, and more

Rose Petals

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help alleviate the side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Queen of Wellness

Raspberry Leaf

High levels of antioxidants

May relieve symptoms of PMS

Raspberry leaves contain fragarine, a plant compound that helps tighten pelvic muscles

Fragarine may also shorten labor in pregnant women

Lemon Balm

A 2004 study suggests that the use of lemon balm may relieve stress

Another study from 2010 suggests it may relieve digestive discomfort after meals

May reduce menstrual cramps

Chaste Berry

Can reduce symptoms of PMS such as irritability, headaches, and breast pain

May increase fertility due to its effect of prolactin in females

Anti-inflammatory properties

Antibacterial and antifungal effects

Rose Hips

High in polyphenols

Can boost immune system function with it's levels of vitamin A, C, and E

Improves blood pressure

May aid in weight release

Orange Peel

The essential oils in orange peels are composed of limonene, a chemical that is known for its anti-inflammatory effects

Contains flavonoids, which can help prevent some chronic diseases

Contains provitamin A, folate, vitamin B, calcium, and more

Butterfly Pea Flower

Rich in anthocyanins, the antioxidant compound that makes it blue

Reduces inflammation

Its high levels of antioxidants may be responsible for hair, and skin health

May aid in weight release

May increase skin hydration

Child's Pose

Tulsi (Holy Basil)

A Potent adaptogen that can decrease stress levels

Lavender

The scent of lavender has been shown to improve mood and calm the mind

One study in 80 new mothers found that those who drank 1 cup of lavender tea each day while taking time to appreciate the aroma reported less fatigue and depression, compared to those who did not smell and drink the tea

Roses

Rich in antioxidants, rose petals may aid in preventing heart disease

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help alleviate side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Lucid Dreams

Tulsi (Holy Basil)

A potent adaptogen that can decrease stress levels

Turmeric

Contains curcumin, a natural anti-inflammatory

Curcumin is also considered an antioxidant

Ruby Moon

Hibiscus

Lowers blood pressure

Lowers blood fat levels

Promotes weight release

Helps to fight bacterial infections

Rose Hips

High in polyphenols

Can boost immune system function with it's levels of vitamin A, C, and E

Improves blood pressure

May aid in weight release

Elderberry

High in the antioxidants known as anthocyanins

Cranberries

Cranberries contain proanthocyanidins that aid against UTI's

The anthocyanins in cranberries can potentially lower blood pressure in women

Mantra Mint

Peppermint

May ease upset stomach

May help relieve headaches

Has been shown to aid in concentration

Ashwagandha

Used for over 3000 years to relieve stress, increase energy, and improve concentration

Contains high levels of withanolides

Impedes the growth of cancer cells

Reduces stress and anxiety

May reduce symptoms of depression

Can boost testosterone and increase male fertility

Boosts immune system function

May increase cognitive functions

Rose Petals

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help alleviate the side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Moringa Moon

Moringa

Rich in antioxidants

Tissue protective

Known as the "Miracle Tree" due to its wide range of health benefits

Research shoes moringa powder may raise antioxidant levels for post menopausal women

May lower blood sugar levels

Contains potential anti-inflammatory properties

May lower cholesterol levels

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces "bad cholesterol" levels

Lowers blood-glucose Levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Nutmeg

Contains powerful antioxidants

Contains the anti-inflammatory compounds sabinene, terpineol, and pinene

Turmeric

Contains curcumin, a natural anti-inflammatory

Curcumin is also considered an antioxidant

Bliss

Tulsi (Holy Basil)

A Potent adaptogen that can decrease stress levels

Citrine Cleanse

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Turmeric

Contains curcumin, a natural anti-inflammatory

Curcumin is also considered an antioxidant

Lemongrass

Its antimicrobial properties may help treat oral infections and cavities

Relieves digestive discomfort and promotes healthy digestion

Cooling on the system

Carrots

Vitamin C Can increase blood antioxidant levels by 30%, helping the body fight inflammation

Vitamin A in the form of beta-carotene has been linked to decreased risk of certain types of cancer

Fennel

The selenium can help cleanse toxins from the liver

Rise & Shine Rooibos

Rooibos

High in flavanoid antioxidants, including quercetin and aspalathin

Orange Peel

The essential oils in orange peels are composed of limonene, a chemical that is known for its anti-inflammatory effects

Contains flavonoids, which can help prevent some chronic diseases

Contains provitamin A, folate, vitamin B, calcium, and more

Ginger

Has traditionally been used to treat nausea and indigestion

Has been used for centuries for pain relief for sore muscles and joints

Chaga Mushroom

The selenium can help cleanse toxins from the liver

Moringa Moon

Cinnamon

High in antioxidants

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Reduces "bad cholesterol" levels

Lowers blood-glucose levels

Anti-fungal

Anti-bacterial

Chicory

Relieves temporary constipation

High in inulin fiber, which may improve insulin sensitivity

Dandelion

Anti-inflammatory

Natural diuretic

May aid in weight release by improving carbohydrate metabolism

Contains inulin, which may relieve temporary constipation

Anti-microbial

Burdock Root

The selenium can help cleanse toxins from the liver

Maca

Traditionally used to enhace fertility and sex drive

It contains vitamin C, copper and iron

May relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression

It may boost athletic performance

Is may also improve brain and cognitive function

Eleuthero Root

Can increase energy and reduce fatigue

May help manage symptoms of menopause

One study shows it may be beneficial for osteoporosis

Memory and immune system support

Oolong Teas

Renewal

Oolong

Contains L-Theanine, which has been shown to relax and improve cognitive functions

Can lower risk of developing type-2 diabetes

Can lower the risk of heart disease

May aid in weight release

May increase bone and teeth health and density

Roses

Rich in antioxidants, rose petals may aid in preventing heart disease

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammarory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help alleviate the side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

Goji Berries

May aid in stress reduction

Ti Quan Yin Oolong

Oolong

Contains L-theanine, which has been shown to relax and improve cognitive functions

Can lower risk of developing type-2 diabetes

Can lower the risk of heart disease

May aid in weight release

May increase bone and teeth health and density

GABA Oolong

GABA Oolong

Reduces stress

Oolong

Contains L-theanine, which has been shown to relax and improve cognitive functions

Can lower risk of developing type-2 diabetes

Can lower the risk of heart disease

May aid in weight release

May increase bone and teeth health and density

White Teas

Lotus Mind

White Tea

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins and amino acids

Is neuroptoective against the free radican hydrogen peroxide

Effectively anti-inflammatory for skin

The polyphenols in white tea have been shown to aid in prevention of heart disease

The polyphenols are also shown to reduce "bad LDL" cholesterol

ECGC in white tea can aid in weight-release

Test tube studies show white te extract to stimulate fat breakdown

Great source of flouride, catechins, and tannins which which can help protect teeth

Gotu Kola

May improve cognitive functions

Research suggests it may ease insomnia

May reduce anxiety and stress

Raspberry Earl White

White Tea

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins, and amino acids

Is neuroprotective against the free radical hydrogen peroxide

Effectively anti-inflammatory for skin

The polyphenols in white tea have been shown to aid in prevention of heart disease

The polyphenols are also shown to reduce "bad LDL" cholesterol

ECGC in white tea can aid in weight release

Test tube studies show white tea extract to stimulate fat breakdown

Great source of flouride, catechins, and tannins which can help protect teeth

Raspberries

High in antioxidants

Research suggests they may ease insomnia

Contains polyphenols like anthocyanins which are believed to be anti-inflammatory

Bergamot

Used in aromatherapy to soothe nerves, promote relaxation, and ease depression

Silver Moon

White Tea

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins, and amino acids

Is neuroprotective against the free radican hydrogen peroxide

Effectively anti-inflammatory for skin

The polyphenols in white tea have been shown to aid in prevention of heart disease

The polyphenols are also shown to reduce "bad LDL" cholesterol

ECGC in white tea can aid in weight-release

Test tube studies show white tea extract to stimulate fat breakdown

Great source of flouride, catechins, and tannins which can help protect teeth

Harmonize

Roses

Rich in antioxidants, rose petals may aid in preventing heart disease

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help alleviate the side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties

White Tea

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins, and amino acids

Is neuroprotective against the free radical hydrogen peroxide

Effectively anti-inflammatory for skin

The polyphenols in white tea have been shown to aid in prevention of heart disease

The polyphenols are also shown to reduce "bad LDL" cholesterol

ECGC in white tea can aid in weight-release

Test tube studies show white te extract to stimulate fat breakdown

Great source of flouride, catechins, and tannins which can help protect teeth

Bergamot

Used in aromatherapy to soothe nerves, promote relaxation, and ease depression

Jasmine Moon

White Tea

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins, and amino acids

Is neuroprotective against the free radical hydrogen peroxide

Effectively anti-inflammatory for skin

The polyphenols in white tea have been shown to aid in prevention of heart disease

The polyphenols are also shown to reduce "bad LDL" cholesterol

ECGC in white tea can aid in weight-release

Test tube studies show white te extract to stimulate fat breakdown

Great source of flouride, catechins, and tannins which can help protect teeth

Orange Blossom Moon

White Tea

Loaded with polyphenols called catechins, white tea combats free radical damage

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

The polyphenols in white tea also help to prevent heart disease

Another study suggests that white tea may also helo to breakdown fat due to EGCG

Pineapple

Rich in vitamin C, which supports immune system

Contains manganese, a mineral that helps maintain a healthy metabolism

High antioxidant levels, which helps to eliminate free radicals

Contains bromelain, an enzyme that helps the body break down proteins, and speeds recovery times

Black Currants

Rich in vitamin C, which supports the immune system

Blueberry

Blueberries are thought to have some of the highest levels of antioxidants of all fruits and vegetables

They have been shown to increase antioxidant levels in the body

Persimmon Moon

Persimmon

Contains tannins, flavonoids, and carotenoids, which all combat oxidative stress

Studies suggest diets high in beta-carotene link to a lower risk of heart & metabolic disease

Persimmons also contain carotenoids, which have been found to be inflammation fighters

Rich in vitamin A, a supporter of healthy vision

MangO

Native to India, mangoes have been cultivated for over 4000 years

Mangoes contain catechins, anthocyanins, quercetin, amongst other antioxidants, which protect cells from free radical damage

The lutein and zeaxanthin in mangos supports healthy vision

Rich in vitamin C, which promotes collagen production

Apple

Linked to lower risk of heart disease

Lowers risk of type 2 diabetes

Prebiotic effects in the gut

Supports bone health

Butterfly Pea Flower

Rich in anthocyanins, the antioxidant compound that makes it blue

Reduces inflammation

Its high levels of antioxidants may be responsible for hair and skin health

May aid in weight release

May increase skin hydration

White Tea

Loaded with polyphenols called catechins, white tea combats free radical damage

One study shows that white tea effectively reduces inflammation in skin

The polyphenols in white tea also help to prevent heart disease

Another study suggests that white tea may also helo to breakdown fat due to EGCG

Honeysuckle Moon

White Tea

White tea is harvested from young tea leaves or buds covered in tiny white hairs giving it the name white tea

White tea is the least processed of all teas, involving 2 steps, withering and drying, which maintains its high levels of catechins and amino acids

Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle has been used in chinese medicine for centuries for its cooling effects and as a natural anti-inflammatory drink

Blackberry leaf

Rich in tannins, flavonoids, and phenolic acids

Butterfly Pea Flower

Rich in anthocyanins, the antioxidant compound that makes it blue

Reduces inflammation

Its high levels of antioxidants may be responsible for hair and skin health

May aid in weight release

May increase skin Hydration

Rose Petals

Rich in gallic acid, an antioxidant compound that is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects

Also rich in anthocyanins, which can aid in urinary tract health, eye health, and improved memory

One study suggests that rose tea may help with alleviating the side effects of PMS

May aid in stress reduction

Contains anti-inflammatory properties