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Lung Ease Tea: The Gentle Herbal Ritual That Helps Your Breathing Feel Calm Again


A Gentle Tea for Calm, Easy Breathing

Our lungs do so much for us—quietly, constantly, and often without notice—until they feel irritated, dry, or overwhelmed. Seasonal shifts, environmental stressors, dry indoor air, and everyday life can all take a toll on respiratory comfort. Lung Ease Tea was created as a gentle, grounding herbal ritual to support the body’s natural breathing rhythm and offer soothing comfort when your lungs need extra care.

This caffeine-free blend brings together four time-honored botanicals—mullein, horehound, marshmallow root, and plantain—each traditionally used to support respiratory wellness in a calm, nourishing way.

Why Lung Support Matters

Healthy breathing isn’t just about oxygen—it’s about ease, moisture, and balance. Dry airways, seasonal congestion, or throat irritation can disrupt the simple act of breathing deeply and comfortably. Herbal teas have long been used as a gentle, daily way to support respiratory comfort by delivering warmth, hydration, and plant compounds that work in harmony with the body.

Unlike harsh remedies, Lung Ease Tea focuses on soothing and supporting, not forcing or overstimulating.

The Herbs Inside Lung Ease Tea

Mullein Leaf

Mullein is one of the most beloved herbs for lung wellness. Traditionally used to support clear airways, it has a light, soft quality that pairs beautifully with soothing herbs. In tea form, mullein is often chosen to promote comfort and openness in breathing.

Horehound

Horehound has a long history of use in respiratory blends. It’s traditionally included to support the body’s natural ability to manage mucus and maintain respiratory balance. Its slightly bitter profile complements sweeter, more soothing herbs.

Marshmallow Root

Rich in naturally occurring mucilage, marshmallow root is known for its moisturizing and coating qualities. It helps soothe dryness and irritation in the throat and respiratory tract, making it especially supportive in dry climates or during seasonal changes.

Plantain Leaf

Plantain is a gentle, nourishing herb traditionally used to support irritated tissues. In respiratory blends, it’s valued for its soothing nature and its ability to support overall lung comfort.

If your lungs are craving a gentler kind of care, Lung Ease Tea offers a simple, grounding way to support your breathing—one warm cup at a time.

A Tea Designed for Daily Ritual

Lung Ease Tea isn’t meant to be harsh or medicinal—it’s meant to be comforting. The flavor is mild, earthy, and softly herbaceous, making it easy to enjoy daily. Sipping this tea warm encourages slow breathing, relaxation, and hydration—all essential elements of respiratory wellness.

How to enjoy:

  • Steep 1 tablespoon in hot (not boiling) water for 10–15 minutes

  • Strain well (especially for mullein)

  • Enjoy 1–3 cups daily

  • Add honey if desired for extra throat comfort

When to Reach for Lung Ease Tea

  • During seasonal transitions

  • In dry or smoky environments

  • When your throat or breathing feels irritated

  • As part of a daily wellness or self-care ritual

  • Anytime you want to reconnect with calm, intentional breathing

A Mindful Breath Moment

Pair your tea with a simple breathing ritual:

  1. Inhale slowly through your nose for 4 counts

  2. Hold gently for 2 counts

  3. Exhale through your mouth for 6 counts

  4. Repeat for 2–3 minutes while sipping

Affirmation: “With every breath, I invite ease, clarity, and calm into my body.”

Gentle Support, Thoughtfully Crafted

Lung Ease Tea reflects the philosophy behind My Divine Feminine: honoring the body with gentle, intentional wellness practices that support—not override—its natural intelligence. This blend is caffeine-free, simple, and rooted in traditional herbal wisdom, making it a beautiful addition to your daily routine.

Invite ease into your breath

Lung Ease Tea is thoughtfully crafted for those moments when your body asks for softness, warmth, and calm. Make it part of your daily ritual and reconnect with breathing that feels open, relaxed, and supported.

 
 
 

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