Leros Fragrant Winter gift pack, red, 9×6 bags

Calm your mind and tune in to the positive wave with a delicious blend of lemon balm and chamomile, complemented by oregano or oregano - an herb that does justice to its name. The beneficial chamomile soothes, lemon balm induces a good feeling, and valerian has a positive effect on mental performance. You can use the herbal blend both in the morning to tune up for the day's duties and in the evening to relax after a busy day. The fragrant blend of herbs is complemented by the leaves of the honeybush, a honey bush, which gives the resulting drink a pleasantly sweet, honey flavour.

Bulk energy:
Yerba mate, or Paraguayan holly, has been known for thousands of years for its ability to combat physical and mental fatigue. It was used by the South American Indians to maintain alertness - a decoction of the dried leaves of the sacred tree was considered a drink of the gods. Combined with refreshing mint and slightly sour hibiscus flower, it will help you overcome fatigue in moments when you do not have a chance to rest, give you vitality and vigour for further work or study. This tea blend is also great for starting the day.

The herbal mixture with a strong preventive effect has been designed to support the activity of the immune system. Echinacea, or St. John's Wort, is an ancient Native American herb that was commonly given for various ailments until the advent of antibiotics. Together with daisies and elder, it helps to increase the body's resistance and protect your health during periods of increased incidence of colds.

A blend of herbs and fruits with the taste and aroma of ripe raspberries. The dark pink fruit of raspberries was known to our ancestors as early as the Neolithic period and to this day raspberries remind us of sunny summer days. The delicious flavour of raspberries combines with rosehips, which support the body's resistance. IMMUNITY ARROWS - Herbal tea from rosehips will support your immunity and respiratory resistance. Rose hips are known for their high vitamin C content as well as their antioxidant ability. People collected them in prehistoric times and information about their beneficial properties appeared in medieval herbaria. In Mattioli's famous herbarium from the 16th century, an entire chapter entitled "On the Rose Chapter" is devoted to rosehips.

A mixture of herbs and fruits with sour sea buckthorn, used by shamans in Siberia and Mongolia for thousands of years. Because of its specific taste and beneficial effects, it is called the lemon tree of the north. The citrus aroma is complemented by orange peel. Sea buckthorn and lime blossom bring much needed relaxation.