Vervain tea benefits

Blue Vervain

Vervain’s benefits go beyond healing wounds and skin sores. Click here to find out the other top health benefits of this magical herb and how to take it.

Vervain (verbena officinalis) is a flowering plant with numerous medicinal uses. We explore the rich history of this ancient healing plant, how it works, and how you can use vervain tea to heal a variety of ailments or to improve your overall health.

Unlike rosehip tea or other delicious infusions, this is one I gulp instead of sipping. It's bitter, but I drink it because it truly does relax my nervous system. If you’re drinking it for digestive support, it’s best to drink it without sweetener. However, if you’re drinking it for nervous system support you may want to add a squeeze of lemon and honey to improve the flavor.

Join herbalist Agatha Noveille as she explores the practical history and lore of blue vervain and how it applies to modern herbalism.

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Vervain leaf uses

Vervain tea benefits are numerous. Its earthy herbal flavour can energize, while its naturally caffeine-free, makes it a perfect choice.