Wild Indigo Herbal Tea Tonics
For days that feel loud. Chill Pill is built around medicinal herbs used for stress response, nervous-system support, anxiety, digestive tension and the transition from wired to settled.
Ingredients
Ashwagandha root, passionflower, lavender, skullcap, lemon balm, chamomile, oat straw tops and peppermint. Caffeine-free.
Medicinal Benefits of Each Herb
Ashwagandha root - stress + sleep support. Human trials of standardized preparations show benefits for perceived stress and sleep in some people. It is best known as an adaptogenic herb that helps support the body during ongoing stress.
Passionflower - anxiety + rest. Small human studies suggest passionflower may reduce anxiety symptoms and may improve total sleep time. It is one of the better-known relaxing nervines in Western herbalism.
Lavender - relaxation + anxious tension. Clinical evidence is strongest for standardized oral lavender preparations, which have shown anxiety-reducing effects. Lavender tea is traditionally used for relaxation and digestive tension.
Skullcap - nervous tension. Traditionally used as a nervine for restlessness, muscle tension and an overtaxed nervous system. Human clinical research is still limited, so we present this one honestly as a strong traditional herbal use rather than a proven drug-like effect.
Lemon balm - calm + digestive ease. Clinical trials and meta-analyses suggest lemon balm may reduce anxiety symptoms. It is also traditionally used for stress-related digestive discomfort and nervous stomach.
Chamomile - anxiety + digestive calming. Preliminary human studies suggest chamomile extract may help reduce generalized anxiety symptoms. It also has a long traditional use for digestive cramping and gentle relaxation, although evidence for insomnia itself is not conclusive.
Oat straw tops - nourishing nervous-system support. Traditionally used as a nutritive nervine during periods of depletion, burnout and chronic stress. Human clinical evidence is limited, but its role in Western herbalism is primarily restorative rather than sedating.
Peppermint - digestion + abdominal comfort. Peppermint is one of the better-studied digestive herbs; clinical evidence is strongest for peppermint oil in intestinal spasm and IBS-type discomfort. In tea, it brings a gentler digestive and antispasmodic tradition.
☕ How to Use
Steep 1–2 teaspoons in 8 oz of hot water. Adjust strength and steep time to taste.
🌿 What You Won’t Find Here
- Caffeine
- Artificial colors
- Artificial flavors
- Synthetic fillers or unnecessary additives