Ingredients: Lemongrass, balm, cacao nibs, nettle, basil, cacao extract, valerian, St. John's-wort, lavender, star anise, passionflower herb, hop petals.

Health Benefits of basil:

• Basil tea is prepared from tulsi The basil extract is added to tea mixes, juice or water. Basil is caffeine free like any other herbal infusions and containsvitamins A and C, calcium, zinc, iron and chlorophyll. Using fresh basil leaves, you could be benefited more. 
• Basil is also high on iron and could be included in your daily diet so that there is high blood production.
• Certain research studies have shown that people eating about 2 grams of dried basil leaf powder every morning have shown significant low in their blood glucose levels.  It is considered that basil/ tulsi has an ability to inhibit free radicals.
• Basil leaves have significant healing properties thus used for a variety of medical problems.  It is considered to be one of the best ancient healing herbs that help in curing certain health related problems like cold, fever, cough, sore throat, heart problems, eye problems, lowering high levels of cholesterol in the blood, mouth and teeth problems 
• Drinking a cup of hot piping basil tea is an amazing stress reliever. Since centuries, basil tea has been used as a remedy for relieving stress. 
• Basil leaf has certain components that helps to improve the memory.
• Basil is often used in tonics for digestion that helps reduce or prevent indigestion. Including this wonder herb in your diet regularly can even help prevent acid reflux.
• Basil leaves are considered to be an awesome detoxifier. It is said that basil juice with honey is commonly used as home remedy to dissolve kidney stones. 
• Drinking basil tea daily can help relieve the pain of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
• The oils in basil are antibacterial and can cure lung infections. Basil is also believed to help stop or reverse damage caused to the lungs due to tuberculosis and smoking.

Research on St. John's wort use for specific conditions shows:

• Depression. Several studies support the therapeutic benefit of St. John's wort in treating mild to moderate depression. In fact, some research has shown the supplement to be as effective as several prescription antidepressants. It's unclear whether it's beneficial in the treatment of severe depression. Because St. John's wort interacts with many medications, it might not be an appropriate choice, particularly if you take any prescription drugs but that goes especially for tablets and supplements, tea is considered safe in any regard
• Menopausal symptoms. Some evidence suggests that taking St. John's wort alone or in combination with black cohosh or other herbs might reduce menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes.
• Somatic symptom disorder. Some studies indicate that St. John's wort might be beneficial for the treatment of this condition that causes severe anxiety about physical symptoms such as pain, weakness or shortness of breath.

The most widely acknowledged benefit of valerian tea is its sleep-enhancing properties but it does offer support for other conditions:

• insomnia
• depression
• anxiety
• premenstrual syndrome
• menopause sumptoms
• headaches

Lavender tea offers a delicate flavor and aromatic fragrance that boasts extensive health benefits. Unearth the beauty of this floral plant and find out how drinking a cuppa of lavender can boost your health.