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Adrenal, Spleen & Cognitive Support
Adaptogens and warming spices sharpen the mind and support foundational energy.
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A morning coffee alternative? Sure! But this one also makes a good friend for busy afternoons.
Caffeine-free organic tea formulated to stop the cycle of burnout. Powerful adaptogens protect the adrenals, while warming spices nourish the spleen to stoke your natural digestive fire and clear brain fog. You get a rich, coffee-like depth with a warming ginger-cinnamon finish that keeps you sharp, steady, and fully present.
Herbal Benefits
Herbal Benefits
- Eleuthero (Siberian Ginseng) & Tulsi: Powerful adaptogens that help regulate the nervous system, protect the adrenals from daily stress, and build deep stamina.
- Licorice Root, Ginger & Cinnamon: Traditionally nourishes the spleen, stokes your metabolic fire, and adds a naturally sweet, gently spiced finish.
- Gotu Kola & Nettle Leaf: Gotu Kola provides a gentle lift for cognitive support and clear focus, while mineral-dense nettle replenishes your body's foundation from the inside out.
- Roasted Dandelion Root: A rich, toasty base that provides a satisfying coffee-like depth while quietly supporting healthy liver function and digestion.
- Lemon Balm: Bright and gently calming, it lifts the mood and adds a subtle whisper of citrus to round out the rich roasted flavors.
How We Use It
How We Use It
Add 1 TBSP per 8 oz of near-boiling water. Cover and steep for 12–15 minutes. This longer steep pulls out the full roasted depth of the dandelion root and creates a rich, satisfying brew.
Serving Tips: Sip it black to taste every layer, or add a splash of nut milk and a drizzle of date syrup to turn this into a creamy, indulgent latte.
Timing: Because it is caffeine-free, you can drink it whenever you need sharp, steady focus—morning, afternoon, or even after dinner.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Nettle Leaf
Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Roasted Dandelion Root
Eleuthero (Siberian Ginseng)
Gotu Kola
Lemon Balm
Licorice Root
Ginger Root
Cinnamon Bark
Usage & Safety
Usage & Safety
Always consult your healthcare professional before taking herbal supplements. The statements on this website have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why Choose LeeHouse
Why Choose LeeHouse
🌿 True small batches. Our botanicals are picked at their peak, then slow-brewed and slow-dried using traditional methods that capture the full signature of every plant.
🌿 Beyond organic. We farm regeneratively to keep our soil healthy and happy. No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, just clean growing and harvesting, in tune with the cycles of the moon and the seasons. What we don’t grow ourselves, we source from growers who share our high standards for purity, potency, and care.
🌿 Handcrafted in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, every offering at LeeHouse is rooted in twenty years of herbal practice.

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