A soothing blend of sage, red clover, and spearmint crafted to ease the intensity and frequency of menopausal hot flashes. Backed by centuries of women’s herbal tradition and emerging clinical research, this tea offers gentle, plant-based relief.
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Red clover tea is a gently floral infusion brewed from the dried blossoms of Trifolium pratense, a meadow herb long prized in folk medicine. Rich in isoflavones that mimic estrogen in the body, it is one of the most studied herbal teas for easing menopausal symptoms and supporting women’s hormonal health.
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This soothing herbal blend combines sage, red clover, and black cohosh root to address the hormonal fluctuations behind night sweats. Brewed as a warm evening tea or a refreshing cold infusion, it offers time-honored plant medicine support for menopausal comfort.
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This soothing herbal blend combines time-honored plants traditionally used to ease menopause mood swings, anxiety, and irritability. Crafted from red clover, lemon balm, and passionflower, it offers gentle hormonal support with a floral, mildly sweet flavor that calms the nervous system from the first sip.
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This mineral-rich herbal blend combines nettle leaf, oat straw, and horsetail to deliver calcium, silica, and magnesium in a deeply nourishing tea. Traditionally used to support skeletal strength during menopause, this earthy infusion helps replenish the minerals that declining estrogen can deplete from bones.
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Maca women’s tea is a warming, earthy blend built around the legendary Peruvian root known for centuries as a natural adaptogen. It supports hormonal balance, energy, and libido in women navigating everything from PMS to perimenopause.
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Black cohosh tea is a time-honored herbal remedy brewed from the root of Actaea racemosa, a woodland plant native to eastern North America. Traditionally used by Indigenous peoples and later embraced by herbalists worldwide, it is best known for easing menopausal symptoms and supporting hormonal balance in women.
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