Blendologist Notes:
 
 
Chamomile, the sun’s herb, notice how the shape of the flower's petals reflect that of the beaming sun. One of mankind's most ancient “all purpose" herbs, Chamomile flower has long been regarded for it's ability to be a natural remedy for those who suffer from insomnia . Just a few sips in and you will already begin to feel the induction of the soothing effects setting in. Many studies have shown that Chamomile tea will not only kick illnesses to the curb, but also work as a great preventive measure because of the antimicrobial properties. Chamomile tea has pain-relieving and antispasmodic properties. Chamomile is associated with purification, protection, sleep, and meditation. It is used in magical formulas to help protect the body, mind and spirit from negative energies and forces.  
 
 
 
 

*Caution is advised to pregnant and breastfeeding women as excessive consumption of this tea may result in a miscarriage. It can cause allergic reactions and can also lead to drowsiness, eye irritation, vomiting, and nausea, so always drink in moderation.
 
*If you suffer from seasonal allergies, proceed with caution.
 
*Chamomile is a relative of ragweed, so some people can have an allergic response if they are allergic to the ragweed or daisy family.
 
*Chamomile can interact with blood thinners, sedatives, over-the-counter painkillers, and other herbal supplements. Please consult with your medical practitioner if expecting to consume in large quantities.