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New! Damiana Teas
Damiana (Tunera diffusa) is a flowering vine known to support vitality, relaxation and a positive mood.* Try a box of our new Damiana teas for FREE with orders over $49 (shipping is free, too). Use the code RELAX, UPLIFT or FOCUS to claim your gift today!
Benefits of Damiana
- Nervine: Damiana is relaxing and restorative to the central nervous system.*
- Analgesic: Turnera species contain the flavonoid apigenin, identified as an analgesic in studies. Analgesic herbs lower pain.*
- Antispasmodic: Apigenin at higher doses can trigger muscle relaxation and sedation.*
- Antidepressant: As an MAO-B inhibitor, damiana may increase dopamine.*
- Hormone Balancing: Damiana slows the enzyme that converts testosterone to estrogen, improving energy & mood.*
Damiana Relax
A soothing floral cup that combines Damiana, butterfly pea flower, rose, and lavender into a smooth, earthy, and mellow tea that relaxes the nervous system while supporting a positive mood.*
Damiana Uplift
A zesty blend of Damiana, dry desert lime, lemongrass, lemon balm, and licorice root, it is a refreshing boost of positive energy in a cup with its bright, lemony flavor profile.*
Damiana Focus
An earthy, herbaceous blend of Damiana, ginkgo leaf, lion’s mane, hibiscus, and a touch of rosemary, this tart, sweet flavored tea is your ally in enhancing focus and memory, supporting cognitive function.*
From Our Herbalist
Meet Kelsey Barrett, a clinical herbalist, and educator featured in Vogue and Edible for her work in transforming individual health through the power of plants.
“Damiana’s influence on the nervous system and mood is unique and kaleidoscopic. As a central nervous system relaxant, damiana helps regulate feelings of anxiety and stress. It contains the phytochemical apigenin, which studies have shown to both relax smooth muscle and reduce pain.
While a common misconception of relaxant herbs is that they make you feel tired, calming the nervous system can give people energy..."
