DESCRIPTION

Rich in history, the use of hemp tea extends beyond the times of our modern era. It is believed that the first traditions of making hemp tea were born in India and Jamaica where the hemp plant was studied for quite some time.

This tea contains antibacterial and anti-inflammatory features. It also has a calming as well as relaxing effect, making it a perfect drink before bedtime or after intense activities. Despite its relaxing effect, the tea can be used throughout the day.

If you drink the tea in the morning you will increase your focus and if you drink it at night you feel more rested.

CBD does not have any psychoactive effects which would cause intoxication.

A rich yet mild aroma awakes your inner strength and self-confidence. The effects are known to start working later because it has to be consumed through the digestive system. People state that the effects can last for about 4-8 hours. The time may vary depending on a few factors including the quality of the herbs, chosen preparation method, and individual features of your body.

For centuries, chamomile tea has been known as the herbal aspirin for its ability to reduce pain.

Stretching back to ancient times, chamomile has been used as a healing plant because it reduces pain, and fights inflammation, allergies, and digestive problems.

Hemp and chamomile tea is a great duo, especially for those who have struggles falling asleep.

INGREDIENTS

• 50% Natural Line dried hemp flower leaves containing up to 2-3% of CBD and other cannabinoids (CBG, CBC, CBDC, etc.)
• 50% chamomile flowers

HOW TO USE IT

To begin with, you have to reveal its true taste by preparing boiling water and pouring it onto the contents, and keeping it there for 6-10 minutes (accordingly to your taste preferences). Hemp and chamomile tea have an incredible aroma and taste! One cup usually requires 1-2 teaspoons of herbs.

We recommend using either honey or lemon to flavour your tea.

Most essential cannabinoids are fat-soluble and thus we advise you to use fat with your tea including coconut oil, cream, milk, butter, etc.

Since the product is seasonal, the colour, as well as taste, may vary.