Happy Heart Tea organic loose leaf blend for cardiovascular wellness and emotional balance
Herbal Tea

Happy Heart Tea

Organic Blend for Cardiovascular Wellness & Emotional Balance

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$34.95
2 oz (56g) • Approximately 30 servings
Clinical Herbalist Formulated
100% Organic Ingredients
Loose Leaf Quality
Small-Batch Handcrafted

Natural medicine for the heart—body and soul. This carefully crafted blend combines eleven herbs traditionally valued for their heart-supporting and calming properties. Hawthorn and motherwort nourish your cardiovascular system, while ashwagandha, hibiscus, and rose support circulation, stress balance, and emotional harmony. Perfect for daily heart wellness rituals or moments when you need to reconnect with your center.

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Perfect Brew Guide

1
Add 1-2 teaspoons of tea to your cup or teapot
2
Pour freshly boiled water (200-212°F) over the herbs
3
Steep covered for 5-7 minutes for optimal extraction
4
Strain and enjoy your heart-nourishing herbal infusion
Pro Tip: Drink 2-3 cups daily for consistent cardiovascular support. Best enjoyed warm, not hot.

What Makes This Special

  • Supports cardiovascular wellness and healthy circulation
  • Nourishes and strengthens the heart with hawthorn & motherwort
  • Promotes emotional balance and stress adaptation
  • Rich in heart-protective antioxidants from hibiscus
  • Encourages vitality and heart-centered living
  • Eleven synergistic herbs working together
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Your Daily Heart Wellness Ritual

Supporting cardiovascular and emotional heart health

Morning & Evening

Drink a cup twice daily—once in the morning and once in the evening for consistent cardiovascular support and stress balance.

Mindful Sipping

Sit quietly while drinking. Let this be a moment of calm in your day, reducing stress on both your physical and emotional heart.

Pair with Movement

Enjoy after gentle exercise like walking or yoga. The herbs support healthy circulation and help your body transition into rest and recovery.

Track Your Progress

Many customers notice improvements in how they feel within 2-4 weeks of consistent use. Pay attention to energy levels and overall vitality.

Eleven Herbs for Heart & Soul

Traditional wisdom meets cardiovascular science

Hawthorn
Crataegus spp.

The supreme cardiovascular tonic. Hawthorn has been used for centuries to strengthen and nourish the heart—both physically and emotionally. It supports healthy blood pressure, improves circulation, strengthens heart muscle contraction, and protects cardiovascular tissue with powerful antioxidants. Particularly valuable for stress-induced heart palpitations and the feeling of a "heavy heart." Safe for long-term daily use.

Motherwort
Leonurus cardiaca

Its Latin name means "lion heart"—reflecting its ability to bring courage and calm to anxious hearts. Motherwort is exceptional for heart palpitations, especially those triggered by stress or anxiety. It helps regulate heart rhythm, supports healthy blood pressure, and brings emotional steadiness when you feel overwhelmed or "too much." Traditionally used by mothers, but valuable for anyone experiencing cardiovascular stress.

Hibiscus
Hibiscus sabdariffa

A powerhouse of anthocyanins—the same heart-protective compounds found in berries. Hibiscus supports healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels through its gentle diuretic and antioxidant actions. Its tart, fruity flavor balances the earthy notes of other herbs while providing significant cardiovascular benefits. Multiple studies show consistent results with 2-3 cups daily.

Ashwagandha
Withania somnifera

An adaptogen that helps your body handle the cardiovascular effects of chronic stress. Ashwagandha supports healthy cortisol levels, reduces stress-induced inflammation, and protects the heart from stress damage. It builds resilience over time—helping you maintain cardiovascular health even during challenging periods. Particularly valuable when stress manifests as tight chest or anxious heart sensations.

Lemon Balm
Melissa officinalis

A gentle nervine that calms anxiety and stress—major contributors to cardiovascular strain. Lemon balm helps slow a racing heart, eases tension, and brings emotional lightness. Its pleasant lemony flavor enhances the blend while providing cardiovascular protection through reduced stress response. Particularly helpful for the anxious, worried heart.

Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Ocimum sanctum

Revered in Ayurvedic medicine for protecting the cardiovascular system from stress damage. Tulsi is cardioprotective—it helps regulate blood pressure, supports healthy cholesterol, and reduces inflammation. As an adaptogen, it builds long-term cardiovascular resilience rather than forcing short-term changes. The "Queen of Herbs" for heart-centered wellness.

Passionflower
Passiflora incarnata

Calms the nervous system agitation that can strain the heart. Passionflower is particularly valuable when stress manifests as chest tightness, shallow breathing, or the inability to relax. It doesn't sedate—it simply helps your nervous system find its natural calm, taking pressure off your cardiovascular system.

Rose
Rosa spp.

Opens the emotional heart center. Rose helps release grief, emotional armor, and the protective walls we build around our hearts. When we talk about "heartbreak" or a "closed heart," rose is the remedy—gently encouraging us to stay open, soft, and connected even when it's difficult. Its astringent properties also tonify cardiovascular tissue.

Lemon Verbena
Aloysia citrodora

Brings digestive support and gentle nervine action. Lemon verbena eases the digestive-heart connection (important since digestive discomfort can mimic or trigger heart symptoms). Its uplifting lemony scent and flavor enhance the blend while providing mild cardiovascular and nervous system support.

Marshmallow Root
Althaea officinalis

A demulcent that soothes and protects mucous membranes throughout the body, including the cardiovascular system. Marshmallow root adds body and slight sweetness to the tea while providing gentle anti-inflammatory support. It helps the blend feel nourishing and comforting—important for a tea designed for daily, long-term use.

Spearmint
Mentha spicata

Adds refreshing flavor while supporting digestion and providing mild circulatory stimulation. Spearmint makes this blend pleasant for daily drinking—important since cardiovascular herbs work best with consistent, long-term use. Its cooling energy balances the warming herbs in the blend.

What Our Customers Say

Real heart health support

★★★★★

My doctor suggested adding heart-healthy habits to my routine. This tea has become my morning and evening ritual. I can't say it's lowered my blood pressure on its own, but combined with walking and better eating, I've seen steady improvements. Plus it helps me relax, which my cardiologist says is just as important for heart health. The taste is surprisingly good—earthy with a hint of berry.

— Margaret R.
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★★★★★

I get heart palpitations when I'm stressed and this tea has been incredible. I drink it twice a day and I've noticed they're much less frequent. When they do happen, they're milder. I love that it's all natural herbs—I was worried about side effects from medication. This feels like nourishment rather than suppression. My whole nervous system feels calmer.

— David K.
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★★★★★

Cardiovascular health runs in my family—not the good kind. I've been using this tea as preventive care alongside exercise and healthy eating. After six weeks of daily use, my energy is better and I generally feel more vital. I can't prove it's the tea alone, but I believe in taking care of my heart before problems develop. Worth every penny for peace of mind.

— James T.
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Common Questions

Everything you need to know

Will this interact with my heart medication?

You must check with your cardiologist or pharmacist first. Hawthorn can potentiate (increase the effects of) certain heart medications, including digoxin and beta-blockers. Motherwort may interact with blood thinners. If you take any cardiovascular medications—for blood pressure, heart rhythm, cholesterol, or blood thinning—do not start this tea without professional guidance. Many people use it successfully alongside medications, but monitoring is essential.

Can I drink this if I have a heart condition?

Only with your doctor's approval. These are powerful cardiovascular herbs with real effects on the heart. If you have diagnosed heart disease, arrhythmia, heart failure, or any cardiovascular condition, you need professional oversight. This tea may be appropriate as complementary support, but your cardiologist needs to know about it and monitor your response.

How long until I notice results?

Some benefits are immediate; others take weeks. You may notice reduced heart palpitations or better stress response within days. However, the cardiovascular-strengthening effects of hawthorn typically take 4-8 weeks of consistent daily use to become noticeable. For best results, drink 2-3 cups daily and give it at least a month. These herbs work through nourishment, not force.

Is this a replacement for heart medication?

Absolutely not. This tea is for supporting cardiovascular wellness, not treating disease. If you have been prescribed heart medication, continue taking it as directed. This tea may be appropriate as complementary support, but never stop or reduce medication without your doctor's explicit guidance. Heart health requires professional medical care.

Can I drink this for prevention if my heart is healthy?

Yes, especially if you have risk factors. This blend is excellent for preventive cardiovascular care—particularly if you have family history, stress, high blood pressure, or want to support heart health proactively. The herbs nourish and strengthen cardiovascular tissue while protecting from stress damage. Many people use it as daily wellness support rather than waiting for problems to develop.

How should I store my tea?

Keep it in a cool, dry, dark place. Store in an airtight container away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. Properly stored, loose leaf tea maintains potency for 6-12 months. You'll know it's fresh by the strong aroma when you open the container—if the scent has faded significantly, the medicinal properties may have diminished.

Heart Health & Herbal Medicine: Supporting Your Cardiovascular System Naturally

Learn how hawthorn, motherwort, and other cardiotonic herbs have been used for centuries to support healthy circulation, blood pressure, and heart function.

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