The Tea Menu

This blend focuses on systemic "cooling" and inflammation reduction. Chrysanthemum is traditionally utilized to support lung health and clear respiration, encouraging the expansive, diaphragmatic breathing cultivated during your session. It is a powerful herb for reducing eye strain, dryness and fatigue. The addition of Sencha provides a gentle dose of antioxidants to assist in tissue recovery.

Gunpowder green tea provides clean neurological stimulation while delivering a high concentration of polyphenols to support cellular repair. Spearmint acts as a natural carminative to soothe digestion and relax the smooth muscles of the GI tract, offering a crisp sensory finish that invigorates the body for post-session movement.

This rare tea is exceptionally high in L-Theanine, an amino acid that crosses the blood-brain barrier to promote relaxation without sedation. By facilitating a state of "calm alertness," it helps stabilize the nervous system post-session, providing the neurological clarity needed to re-enter the day while maintaining a deep sense of physical ease.

Created in collaboration with CU Boulder's Center for Humanities and the Arts — CHA means tea in Chinese. Green Rooibos, a native herbal from South Africa, is rich in vitamins and electrolytes. Gingko and Elder support blood circulation, reduce inflammation, and assist the body's natural recovery process.

Loaded with electrolytes and high concentrations of Vitamin C from pomelo and orange, this blend supports collagen synthesis and the structural repair of connective tissues. The antioxidants neutralize oxidative stress post-treatment, while lavender and sage quiet the nervous system — encouraging systemic resilience and a healthy glow.

A powerful aid for post-session equilibrium. Ginger is a potent anti-inflammatory that stimulates peripheral circulation, helping the body move metabolic byproducts out of muscle tissue. Marshmallow Root assists in digestive grounding, while Tulsi — the blend's primary botanical — offers warm, peppery earthiness with notes of clove. As an adaptogen, Tulsi aids in systemic inflammation reduction and the lowering of cortisol.