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3. Valerian Root
A lesser known herbal tea, but valerian acts as a mild sedative with phytochemicals sending a message to our brains to tell us to sleep - hello, black magic!
Valerian tea is often recommended for those suffering from anxiety, mood swings and insomnia.
4. Peppermint
It’s a classic and for good reason. Peppermint tea is known for helping with our digestion, however, this, in turn, helps the body relax and prepare for sleep.
The mint flavour calms and relaxes the body and mind and can even help encourage pleasant dreams – win!
5. Ginger and Turmeric
Ginger and turmeric make for the perfect combination when it comes to tea as it helps aid digestive problems, which again helps us sleep.
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