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David’s Slumber Tea
CERTIFIED
David's Slumber
ORGANIC
Prayerful Sleep
Drift into restful slumber with our handcrafted blend of calming herbs designed to ease you into a deep, restorative sleep.
This soothing medley combines the gentle sedative qualities of passionflower, California poppy, Linden flower, The power of Valerian root & the calm of Chamomile.
Adding the dreamy relaxation of Mugwort and the profound calm of Noble Kava-Kava.
Brightened by sweet, floral notes of Lemon verbena &
Fennel.
Warmed by a whisper of nutmeg, this tea offers a delicate balance of earthy depth and sweet serenity.
Perfect for unwinding after a long day or preparing for a night of prayerful vivid dreams.
The Botanical Benefits — What Each Herb Brings to the Blend
1. Passionflower — Quieting the Restless Mind
Traditionally used to ease nervous restlessness and support relaxation, passionflower may help calm occasional anxious feelings and improve subjective sleep quality. Preliminary research suggests it may influence GABA-related signaling, which helps regulate nervous system activity.
2. California Poppy — Gentle Nervous System Relaxation
California poppy has a history of use as a mild calming botanical. Traditionally valued for easing nervous tension and encouraging relaxation, it may help prepare the body for sleep. However, human clinical evidence remains limited.
3. Linden Flower — Comfort and Tranquility
Delicate linden blossoms have traditionally been enjoyed as a calming evening infusion. Often used for nervous tension and restlessness, linden contributes gentle floral notes and a soothing quality to the blend.
4. Valerian Root — Traditional Sleep Support
One of the best-known European sleep herbs, valerian root has long been used for occasional sleeplessness and difficulty relaxing before bed. Its compounds may interact with nervous system pathways involved in relaxation, although clinical studies have produced mixed results regarding sleep improvements.
5. Chamomile — Soothing the Mind and Digestive System
Chamomile contains apigenin, a naturally occurring flavonoid studied for its interaction with brain receptors involved in relaxation. Traditionally used for mild nervousness and digestive discomfort, chamomile contributes a gentle, comforting character to bedtime tea.
6. Mugwort — Traditional Dreamtime Botanical
Mugwort has a long history in European and Asian herbal traditions, including use in bedtime preparations and dream-related folklore. Although traditionally associated with vivid dreams and relaxation, scientific evidence supporting these effects is limited.
7. Noble Kava-Kava — Deep Relaxation and Tension Support
Kava contains active compounds called kavalactones, which influence nervous system activity. Research suggests certain kava preparations may reduce anxiety, potentially making relaxation easier. However, kava can cause sedation and has been associated with rare but serious liver injury.
8. Lemon Verbena — Gentle Relaxation and Aromatic Comfort
Lemon verbena contributes a delicate citrus fragrance and contains antioxidant plant compounds. Some small studies of specific lemon verbena extracts suggest potential benefits for perceived stress and sleep quality, although these findings cannot automatically be applied to brewed tea.
9. Fennel — Digestive Ease Before Bed
Fennel has traditionally been used to support digestive comfort and relieve occasional gas and bloating. Its naturally sweet, aromatic character balances the earthier botanicals, helping create a pleasant evening infusion.
10. Nutmeg — Warmth and Traditional Comfort
Nutmeg provides a warm, comforting spice note. Historically associated with relaxation in traditional preparations, its sleep-related benefits in humans have not been established. Nutmeg should be used only in small culinary quantities because larger amounts can be toxic.
A Thoughtful Blend for Your Evening Ritual
David’s Slumber brings together botanicals traditionally associated with:
Supporting relaxation before bedtime
Calming occasional nervous restlessness
Encouraging a peaceful nighttime routine
Supporting subjective sleep quality
Providing soothing digestive comfort
Helping the body unwind after daily stress
Rest is more than closing your eyes. It is an opportunity to restore your sense of peace and prepare for a new day.
CERTIFIED
David's Slumber
ORGANIC
Prayerful Sleep
Drift into restful slumber with our handcrafted blend of calming herbs designed to ease you into a deep, restorative sleep.
This soothing medley combines the gentle sedative qualities of passionflower, California poppy, Linden flower, The power of Valerian root & the calm of Chamomile.
Adding the dreamy relaxation of Mugwort and the profound calm of Noble Kava-Kava.
Brightened by sweet, floral notes of Lemon verbena &
Fennel.
Warmed by a whisper of nutmeg, this tea offers a delicate balance of earthy depth and sweet serenity.
Perfect for unwinding after a long day or preparing for a night of prayerful vivid dreams.
The Botanical Benefits — What Each Herb Brings to the Blend
1. Passionflower — Quieting the Restless Mind
Traditionally used to ease nervous restlessness and support relaxation, passionflower may help calm occasional anxious feelings and improve subjective sleep quality. Preliminary research suggests it may influence GABA-related signaling, which helps regulate nervous system activity.
2. California Poppy — Gentle Nervous System Relaxation
California poppy has a history of use as a mild calming botanical. Traditionally valued for easing nervous tension and encouraging relaxation, it may help prepare the body for sleep. However, human clinical evidence remains limited.
3. Linden Flower — Comfort and Tranquility
Delicate linden blossoms have traditionally been enjoyed as a calming evening infusion. Often used for nervous tension and restlessness, linden contributes gentle floral notes and a soothing quality to the blend.
4. Valerian Root — Traditional Sleep Support
One of the best-known European sleep herbs, valerian root has long been used for occasional sleeplessness and difficulty relaxing before bed. Its compounds may interact with nervous system pathways involved in relaxation, although clinical studies have produced mixed results regarding sleep improvements.
5. Chamomile — Soothing the Mind and Digestive System
Chamomile contains apigenin, a naturally occurring flavonoid studied for its interaction with brain receptors involved in relaxation. Traditionally used for mild nervousness and digestive discomfort, chamomile contributes a gentle, comforting character to bedtime tea.
6. Mugwort — Traditional Dreamtime Botanical
Mugwort has a long history in European and Asian herbal traditions, including use in bedtime preparations and dream-related folklore. Although traditionally associated with vivid dreams and relaxation, scientific evidence supporting these effects is limited.
7. Noble Kava-Kava — Deep Relaxation and Tension Support
Kava contains active compounds called kavalactones, which influence nervous system activity. Research suggests certain kava preparations may reduce anxiety, potentially making relaxation easier. However, kava can cause sedation and has been associated with rare but serious liver injury.
8. Lemon Verbena — Gentle Relaxation and Aromatic Comfort
Lemon verbena contributes a delicate citrus fragrance and contains antioxidant plant compounds. Some small studies of specific lemon verbena extracts suggest potential benefits for perceived stress and sleep quality, although these findings cannot automatically be applied to brewed tea.
9. Fennel — Digestive Ease Before Bed
Fennel has traditionally been used to support digestive comfort and relieve occasional gas and bloating. Its naturally sweet, aromatic character balances the earthier botanicals, helping create a pleasant evening infusion.
10. Nutmeg — Warmth and Traditional Comfort
Nutmeg provides a warm, comforting spice note. Historically associated with relaxation in traditional preparations, its sleep-related benefits in humans have not been established. Nutmeg should be used only in small culinary quantities because larger amounts can be toxic.
A Thoughtful Blend for Your Evening Ritual
David’s Slumber brings together botanicals traditionally associated with:
Supporting relaxation before bedtime
Calming occasional nervous restlessness
Encouraging a peaceful nighttime routine
Supporting subjective sleep quality
Providing soothing digestive comfort
Helping the body unwind after daily stress
Rest is more than closing your eyes. It is an opportunity to restore your sense of peace and prepare for a new day.