A deeply rooted botanical for intentional adult wellness rituals.

Motherwort, botanically known as Leonurus cardiaca, is a traditional herb with an earthy aroma and distinctly bitter flavor. It has a long history in European herbal practices and was traditionally prepared during moments of nervous tension and emotional restlessness.

This is not a sweet, casual sipping tea. Motherwort has a bold herbal character best suited for experienced tea drinkers seeking a traditional botanical ritual.

Rooted in tradition. Prepared with intention. Used with care.

Traditionally enjoyed to

• Support a calm, grounded wellness ritual
• Assist with moments of occasional nervous tension
• Encourage an intentional pause during demanding days
• Provide a naturally caffeine-free botanical option
• Complement other strongly flavored herbs in carefully selected blends

These uses are based primarily on traditional history, not strong clinical evidence. The European Medicines Agency recognizes motherwort’s long-standing traditional use while noting that clinical evidence remains insufficient for firm conclusions. European Medicines Agency

Flavor profile

Earthy • Herbaceous • Strongly bitter • Grounding

Motherwort’s bitterness is part of its natural character. Add honey if desired, or begin with a smaller amount until you become familiar with its flavor.

How to prepare

(Each tea pouch contains 2oz of loose leaf tea)

Add approximately 1 teaspoon/2 oz of dried motherwort to 8 ounces of hot water. Cover and steep for 5–10 minutes, then strain thoroughly.

Begin with a mild infusion and follow the serving instructions provided on the product label. Do not prepare an unusually concentrated tea or exceed the recommended serving.

When might you notice it?

Motherwort’s bitter flavor and grounding tea ritual are noticeable immediately. Individual experiences vary, and traditional use should not be presented as a guaranteed or immediate physical effect. Motherwort is not intended to treat anxiety, menstrual disorders, high blood pressure, heart palpitations, or any other medical condition.

A little history

Motherwort belongs to the mint family and has been used in European herbal traditions for centuries. Its common name reflects its historical association with women and motherhood; however, that history should not be mistaken for proof that it is safe during pregnancy. Modern safety guidance specifically states that motherwort must not be used while pregnant because of its traditional association with uterine stimulation. EMA assessment

Important safety warning

FOR ADULT USE ONLY. DO NOT USE DURING PREGNANCY.

Do not use Motherwort if you:

• Are pregnant or may be pregnant
• Are trying to conceive
• Are breastfeeding, unless specifically approved by your healthcare professional
• Have a bleeding disorder or unusually heavy bleeding
• Take blood thinners, antiplatelet medication, heart medication, blood-pressure medication, sedatives, or other prescription medication
• Are preparing for surgery
• Have unexplained chest pain, fainting, shortness of breath, or heart palpitations

Motherwort has demonstrated effects on platelet activity in laboratory research, creating a potential concern when combined with anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs. PubMed

Heart palpitations, chest pain, fainting, or shortness of breath require medical evaluation and should never be self-treated with an herbal product. Consult a qualified healthcare professional or pharmacist before use. Stop use and seek guidance if an adverse reaction occurs.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.