Benefits of Calming Effect- Ananda

1. A cup of bliss

You know this by now! Ananda tea has super ingredients, all having relaxing properties that calm your nerves and help you kiss goodbye to stress and anxiety. But how does a concoction of flowers like rose and passionflower with ashwagandha mixed in unoxidized green tea help? They do it thanks to amino acids like L-theanine that they have and the incredible number of antioxidants they hold. L-theanine helps increase alpha brain activity, helping induce positive energy in the brain. The antioxidants help remove toxins thus getting rid of the negative energies.

2. A cup for better sleep

With the relaxing effects of Ananda tea, you tend to go to bed with positive thoughts instead of the stresses of the day. This tea helps you get into deep sleep quicker and with ease. Instead of getting nightmares based on your otherwise stressful thoughts, now you may get beautiful dreams that will make your sleep and the following morning happier.

3. A cup for better brain function

Ashwagandha in Ananda tea helps increase acetylcholine levels in the brain. They improve memory, intelligence, and overall brain function. Passionflowers and roses work in your brain with their calming effects. And green tea uses its polyphenols and flavonoids to avoid any cell damage. Together they make sure not only that your brain stays healthy but gets enhanced with every sip of ananda tea.

Experience the ‘Ananda’ of Peace With Ananda

Does everyday stress remove the fun out of your life? You need a stress-buster! Why not make ChaiSpa’s special Ananda tea that warrior against stress and anxiety? A warm cup of green tea infused with passionflower rose, and ashwagandha, this tea helps melt away negative energy like stress and anxiety. With this calming effect on your body, mind, and soul, you get to enjoy a cup of bliss right in the comfort of your home. Ananda tea stands true to its name. The term ananda means ‘joy’ or ‘bliss’ in Sanskrit, Pali, and many other languages. The term is often used by Buddhist and Hindu monks to define their spiritual being. Why not experience spirituality every day right from your couch or on that window sill watching birds flying around? After all, happiness is what the ultimate goal is, right?

• Its primary purpose is to help ease daily life stress and anxiety. Rich in polyphenols, it has a calming effect on the mind and body, after a long day.