NERVE REPAIR TEA

A Restorative Blend for Nerve Regeneration & Calm

This deeply restorative herbal tea is traditionally used to support nerve healing and regeneration in cases of neuropathy, inflammation, tremors, or damage caused by infection or toxicity. According to traditional herbal medicine, the nervous system can be nourished and repaired through calming, nutritive, and anti-inflammatory herbs that restore the myelin sheath and promote nerve growth.

This formula is especially effective due to the inclusion of Lion’s Mane Mushroom, shown to stimulate Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) and support both brain and peripheral nerve regeneration. Botanicals like Skullcap and Lemon Balm are traditionally used to calm nerve agitation and promote restful sleep, making this tea ideal for daily use.

• Traditionally used to regenerate damaged nerve tissue
• Supports myelin sheath repair and protection
• Calms nerve tremors and agitation
• Reduces inflammation and pain in nerve pathways
• Promotes cognitive function and mental clarity
• Soothes emotional tension and supports better sleep
• Safe for long-term tonic use in Vata-type nervous depletion

Key Ingredients & Traditional Uses:

• Oat Straw (Avena sativa): Restores the nervous system, rebuilds nerve sheaths, and supports long-term nerve health.
• St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum): Known for healing nerve damage and calming nerve-related pain.
• Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora): Calms overstimulated nerves, relieves tremors, and improves deep sleep.
• Chamomile (Matricaria recutita): Soothes the nervous system and reduces digestive stress that can worsen nerve symptoms.
• Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis): Calms nerve agitation, improves clarity, and eases anxiety-related symptoms.
• Lion’s Mane Mushroom (Hericium erinaceus): Stimulates Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) to support healing of the nervous system.
• Rose Petals (Rosa spp.): Provides gentle emotional support; calms the heart and reduces nervous system overstimulation.

Together, these herbs are traditionally used to restore nervous system integrity, ease nerve pain, and support calm clarity.

Preparation Instructions:

• Use 1–2 teaspoons of tea per cup
• Steep in freshly boiled water for 10–20 minutes, covered
• Strain and enjoy warm

Recommended Use:

• Drink 1–2 cups in the evening or before bed
• For stronger results, drink daily for several weeks or longer
• Can be combined with Nerve Support Formula or Nerve Pain Tea for faster relief

Pair with or one or more of the following:

• Nerve Support Formula (SKU: NSUP) – Strengthens and regenerates nerve cells
• Nerve Pain Tea (SKU: TNVP) – Reduces inflammation and nerve pain
• Headache & Pain Tea (SKU: TPAI) – For nerve-related headaches and migraines
• Brain Tea with Chaga (SKU: TBRA) – Enhances cognition and supports nerve-brain connection

Dietary guidelines: Favor warm, nourishing foods such as soups, stews, ghee, and whole grains. Avoid caffeine, alcohol, fried foods, and excess sugar which can aggravate nerve symptoms. Rest, gentle movement like yoga, and proper hydration are essential.

This tea is traditionally used for Vata-related nerve weakness and nervous exhaustion. Results improve with consistent use and proper lifestyle changes.

Note: These advanced Ayurvedic teas are significantly more potent than commercial teas or tinctures. Many are composed of up to 20 synergistic herbs chosen to address specific imbalances.

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Traditional Use Notice: All product descriptions and health-related references on this website are based on the traditional use of herbs in historical and Ayurvedic systems of wellness. These uses are shared for educational purposes only and are not intended as medical advice.
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