Magischer Tee - Meditation - Loser Tee

Technical Specifications

Base Tea: Premium Earl Grey black tea

Key Ingredients:

• Bergamot oil (natural flavoring)
• Whole chamomile flowers
• Passionflower herb
• Dried orange peel
• Spearmint leaves
• Oat straw

Physical Properties:

• Form: Full loose leaf blend
• Particle Size: Mixed (2-8mm)
• Moisture Content: <3%
• Shelf Life: 12-24 months

Quantity: Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz packages

Preparation Guidelines

Brewing Instructions:

• Use 1-2 teaspoons per 8oz cup
• Heat water to just below boiling (195°F/90°C)
• Steep for 5-7 minutes
• Strain and enjoy hot or iced

Storage: Keep in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.

Optimal Use: Best consumed 30 minutes before meditation or relaxation practices. Can be enjoyed throughout the day when mental clarity and calm are desired.

Therapeutic Properties and Benefits

Mental Clarity and Focus: The bergamot oil in Earl Grey promotes mental alertness while reducing anxiety, creating an ideal state for meditation and contemplation. This natural compound helps maintain focus without overstimulation.

Calming and Relaxation:

• Chamomile provides natural sedative properties that ease mental tension
• Passionflower enhances the calming effect and supports deeper relaxation
• Oat straw nourishes the nervous system and reduces stress response

Digestive Support:

• Spearmint aids digestion and reduces gastrointestinal tension
• Orange peel supports healthy digestion and adds uplifting citrus notes

Mood Enhancement: The synergistic blend promotes emotional balance and mental clarity while facilitating a meditative state.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Earl Grey tea traces its origins to 19th century Britain, named after Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey, who received the original bergamot-flavored blend as a diplomatic gift. This aristocratic heritage combines with traditional herbal wisdom in this modern meditation blend.

Traditional Uses:

• Chamomile has been used across cultures for millennia as a calming herb
• Passionflower was historically used by Native American tribes for its sedative properties
• Orange peel appears in traditional Chinese medicine for its qi-regulating properties

Modern wellness practices incorporate these time-tested botanicals for their proven benefits in stress reduction and meditation support.