Mood Support Herbal Blend Organic

Contains herbal allies traditionally used to: ease mood imbalances | deeply nourishing the nervous system | calm without sedation | Gently uplift the spirit | restore the nervous system.

Designed to be used in combination with the mood support Tonic. Purchase both together on the duo & bundles page and save 10%

Contains Certified Organic: Lemon Balm, Oatstraw, Linden, Tulsi & Butterfly Pea Flower.

Overview

A gentle, nourishing blend formulated for those whose mood imbalance is tied to nervous depletion, stress fatigue, emotional sensitivity, and low resilience after prolonged strain. This herbal blend focuses on daily nourishment, emotional buffering, and a slow rebuilding of the nervous system. Calming without sedation, uplifting without stimulation - this is a cup for emotional softness, heart-easing, and nervous restoration.

Traditional Uses (combined)

• To restore the nervous system after emotional burnout or prolonged stress
• Lifts emotional heaviness gently while supporting resilience
• Used historically to “strengthen the nerves” and ease heart heaviness
• Taken to soothe stress digestive tension, nervous stomach, and emotional restlessness
• Used in folk tradition for overwhelm in sensitive or empathetic individuals
• Known for calming effects, helping to reduce anxiety, stress, and promote relaxation for better sleep.

Energetic / Spiritual Qualities

This blend carries a soft, heart-centred energy, wrapping the nervous system in a layer of nourishment. Oatstraw feeds, Lemon Balm soothes emotional tightness, Linden releases heaviness, and Tulsi gently lifts the spirit. Butterfly Pea calms and strengthens,  a blend for those who need comfort, steadiness, and gentle emotional reawakening.

Contraindications

• Generally considered gentle and safe.
• Use caution alongside thyroid medication (Tulsi sensitivity in some individuals).
• Consult a practitioner during pregnancy if unsure.

Disclaimer

Provided for educational purposes, reflecting traditional herbal literature and contemporary observations. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Seek guidance from a qualified practitioner if on medication or under care for a health condition