HORMONE BALANCING TEA

Red Raspberry, Vitex, Chamomile, Jasmine, Hibiscus, Rose Hip, Dandelion Root, Nettle, Orange Peel, Maca, Reishi

Take a teaspoon in a cup and add hot water. Wait 1-2 minutes, strain & enjoy.
Take 1.5 tablespoons, add one-liter hot water, and keep covered overnight.
In the morning, strain, bottle, and refrigerate. This can be enjoyed hot or cold for the next 3-5 days.

24 MONTHS

Vitamin B6, found in Red Raspberry leaves, is a fighter of all things PMS, including mood changes and irritability. In addition, B6 binds to estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, helping regulate these steroid hormones, and reducing your risk of cancer.

Dandelion root is an excellent herb to help the body balance hormones through healthy digestion. The bitter taste of the root stimulates receptors in the gallbladder and liver, which in turn produce digestive juices to break down our food.
Nettle is a common supplement and has effects on (1) sex hormone-binding globulin, (2) histamine-induced prolactin release, and (3) serotonin-induced release of  thyrotropin-releasing hormone
Red Reishi is a Powerful Hormone Balancer An extract of the fruiting body of Reishi found that the mushroom exhibited estrogen-like activity. The mushroom extract illustrated the ability to bind to human estrogen receptor alpha and beta, which
would result in the activation of these receptors. Amongst a wide spectrum of traditional uses, Maca is most frequently applied for energy, hormone balancing, healthy thyroid functioning, sexual functioning, pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS), and menopause, as well as to help maintain healthy bones.
Vitex has been shown to help balance estrogen and progesterone during the menstrual cycle and may alleviate PMS symptoms. has been shown to help re-establish the normal balance of estrogen and progesterone during the menstrual cycle
Hibiscus may also promote hormonal balance, and help reduce common PMS symptoms, such as anxiety and irritability. 
Chamomile can also help support and reduce premenstrual breast pain which can result from hormonal imbalances.