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Improved fat metabolismDetoxification and digestive healthNatural thermogenesisMood and cognitive function supportAppetite regulationNutrient absorptionIncrease in energySupport for thyroid function
Pack of 25 cups
Switch off and treat yourself to an evening reset with Peaceful Sleep tea
Restlessness, tension and agitation can affect the quality of your sleep and make it difficult to fall asleep. Dr. LUCULLUS Organic Herbal Tea Peaceful Sleep offers gentle yet effective support for physical and mental balance – it helps relieve tension, reduce inner turmoil and create a pleasant atmosphere before bedtime. A blend of traditional soothing herbs creates a harmonious-tasting drink that will make your evenings more enjoyable.
The soothing herbs complement each other to create the peaceful evening atmosphere necessary for deep sleep. Melissa, chamomile, lavender, marjoram, St. John's wort and mint contain natural plant substances that together create a harmonious calming effect and prepare the body for a good night's rest.
Pour 250 ml of hot water over one teaspoon and leave to steep for 5 minutes. Drink warm, freshly prepared tea, ideally in the afternoon and evening. Made in Slovakia from certified organic ingredients, without flavourings, colourings or chemical additives. Each batch undergoes regular quality control.
Create an evening relaxation ritual that will calm your body and mind. A cup of Organic Peaceful Sleep Tea will help you fall asleep naturally and sleep more deeply.
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