In a world that rarely slows down, finding moments of calm can feel like a luxury. Between busy schedules, screens, and constant stimulation, the mind often struggles to switch off — even when the day is done.
That’s why we created Cheerful Buddha Mint & Chamomile Lion’s Mane Tea — a soothing, caffeine-free blend designed to help you relax, unwind, and restore your inner balance. Combining the gentle calm of chamomile, the refreshing cool of mint, and the cognitive clarity of Lion’s Mane mushroom, it’s the perfect brew for peaceful moments — morning, afternoon, or before bed.
Each cup of Mint & Chamomile Lion’s Mane Tea is a thoughtful combination of naturally calming botanicals and functional mushrooms:
Chamomile – Known for its gentle relaxation properties, chamomile helps calm the nervous system and support better sleep.
Peppermint, spearmint & field mint – A cooling trio that refreshes the senses, supports digestion and helps ease tension.
Lion’s Mane mushroom (33% fruiting body) – A powerful nootropic that supports focus, mood and brain health.
Every ingredient is 100% natural, caffeine-free, and carefully balanced to create a tea that soothes both mind and body.
At Cheerful Buddha, we use only the fruiting body of Lion’s Mane mushrooms — the most potent part — to deliver genuine, research-backed benefits.
Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) may be best known for enhancing focus and cognitive function, but emerging research shows its benefits go deeper. Studies suggest Lion’s Mane supports the production of Nerve Growth Factor (NGF), a protein crucial for brain cell health and neural communication.¹
By supporting brain health and reducing oxidative stress, Lion’s Mane may help the body respond more effectively to mental fatigue and stress.²
This makes it the perfect partner to calming herbs like chamomile and mint — helping you unwind without switching off completely, so you can relax while staying clear-minded and centred.
Whether it’s a mindful moment in the middle of the day or your nightly wind-down routine, this tea helps create space for calm.
Try this:
After dinner: Mint supports digestion and lightness, while chamomile eases the body toward rest.
Before bed: A gentle, caffeine-free ritual that signals it’s time to slow down.
During stressful moments: The soothing aroma of mint and chamomile helps calm racing thoughts.
The flavour profile is naturally sweet and balanced — floral chamomile meets cooling mint, leaving a clean, refreshing finish.
Each herb in our Mint & Chamomile Lion’s Mane Tea was chosen for more than flavour — it’s a functional blend that supports your wellbeing on multiple levels:
Chamomile: Supports sleep, eases mild anxiety, and soothes digestion.³
Mint trio: Refreshes, aids gut comfort, and uplifts mood.
Lion’s Mane: Enhances mental clarity and promotes a calm, focused mind.
Together, they create a synergy that nourishes your body’s natural ability to unwind and rebalance.
At Cheerful Buddha, we believe calm isn’t something you chase — it’s something you cultivate. Our teas are designed to support that journey with simple, natural ingredients and mindful intention.
100% fruiting body Lion’s Mane mushrooms
Naturally caffeine-free
No artificial flavourings or sweeteners
Plastic-free, biodegradable tea bags
Blended with care in the UK
When you choose Cheerful Buddha, you’re choosing quality, sustainability and wellness in every cup.
Taking time to pause can be the most powerful part of your day. With our Mint & Chamomile Lion’s Mane Tea, you’re not just sipping a herbal infusion — you’re reconnecting with stillness, balance and a calmer version of yourself.
Calm your mind, soothe your senses, and unwind naturally — one sip at a time.
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Mori, K. et al. (2009). Improvement of cognitive functions by oral intake of Hericium erinaceus. Biomedical Research.
Zhang, C. et al. (2021). Neuroprotective and stress-reducing properties of Lion’s Mane mushroom. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience.
McKay, D. & Blumberg, J. (2006). Chamomile: traditional medicine and therapeutic uses. Phytotherapy Research.
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