Description

A thoughtfully crafted botanical blend designed to support focus, memory, and sustained cognitive function without the jitters or crash associated with caffeine. This vibrant herbal tea combines traditional nootropic herbs, antioxidant-rich botanicals, and refreshing aromatics to nourish the mind while encouraging calm, steady concentration.

Gotu kola and ginkgo biloba form the foundation of this cognitive-supportive formula, traditionally used to promote healthy circulation to the brain, memory, and long-term cognitive vitality. Rosemary sharpens mental clarity and recall, while lemon balm helps quiet mental chatter and ease nervous tension without diminishing alertness. Peppermint refreshes the senses and enhances mental clarity, while licorice root harmonizes the blend with gentle sweetness and supportive adaptogenic qualities.

Butterfly pea flower contributes antioxidant-rich anthocyanins and creates a brilliant indigo infusion that transforms to violet with the addition of lemon. Cornflower petals and dried blueberries add beauty, antioxidant support, and a subtle fruit-forward complexity that makes every cup as visually captivating as it is functional.

Whether enjoyed during a morning study session, creative work, or an afternoon requiring sustained concentration, Bright Mind offers a nourishing ritual for cultivating a clear and focused mind.

Herbal Actions

Gotu kola — A classic nootropic herb traditionally used to support memory, concentration, cognitive function, and healthy circulation to the brain.

Ginkgo biloba — Traditionally valued for supporting healthy cerebral circulation, memory, and mental performance while providing antioxidant protection.

Rosemary — A stimulating aromatic herb traditionally used to enhance focus, concentration, and memory recall while supporting healthy circulation.

Lemon balm — A gentle nervine traditionally used to calm nervous tension, ease mental fatigue, and promote relaxed focus.

Peppermint — A refreshing aromatic herb traditionally used to invigorate the mind, support digestion, and encourage mental clarity.

Licorice root — A harmonizing botanical traditionally used to support adrenal resilience, soothe mucous membranes, and naturally balance herbal formulas.

Butterfly pea flower — Rich in anthocyanins and antioxidant compounds, butterfly pea is traditionally valued for supporting cognitive health while creating a striking indigo infusion.

Cornflower petals — A colorful botanical that contributes antioxidant compounds and complements the blend with a mild floral character.

Dried blueberries — Rich in anthocyanins and polyphenols, blueberries provide antioxidant support traditionally associated with healthy cognitive aging and memory.

Lemon peel — A bright citrus bitter traditionally used to support digestion, uplift the senses, and enhance the absorption and flavor of herbal formulas.

Key Benefits

• Supports focus, concentration, and memory
• Encourages healthy cognitive function and mental clarity
• Helps ease nervous tension without promoting drowsiness
• Provides antioxidant support for long-term brain health
• A naturally caffeine-free ritual for study, creative work, and deep focus

Ingredients

Gotu kola, ginkgo biloba, lemon balm, peppermint, rosemary, licorice root, butterfly pea flower, cornflower petals, dried blueberries, lemon peel

Flavor Profile

Fresh mint, bright citrus, gentle sweetness, and an herbaceous finish with subtle berry notes

Preparation

Herbal Tea Infusion

Combine 1 tablespoon of the blend with 8–12 ounces of hot water. Cover and steep for 10–15 minutes. Strain and enjoy.

Drink 1–3 cups daily. Best enjoyed in the morning or early afternoon when sustained focus and mental clarity are desired.

Notes

Avoid late evening use if you are sensitive to mentally stimulating herbs.

Use caution if taking blood-thinning, blood pressure, or diabetes medications, as ginkgo biloba and licorice root may interact with certain medications.

Not recommended during pregnancy without guidance from a qualified practitioner.

Handcrafted in small batches in Fort Collins, Colorado.