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Celestial Seasonings Herbal Tea Caffeine Free Sleepytime® Peach -- 20 Tea Bags


Celestial Seasonings Herbal Tea Caffeine Free Sleepytime® Peach
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Celestial Seasonings Herbal Tea Caffeine Free Sleepytime® Peach Description

  • Calming Herbs with Fragrant Peach Flavor
  • Caffeine Free
  • Gluten Free
  • Kosher

Blendmaster's Notes

"This delightful tea ads the just-picked flavor and aroma of ripe yellow peaches to our beloved Sleepytime blend of comforting herbs and botanicals like chamomile, spearmint and lemongrass. Brew up a cup and wind down your day with a little warm and fuzzy feeling."

 

-Charlie Baden, Celestial Seasonings Blendmaster

 

Blended with care from seed to sip

 

Responsible Sourcing. We purchase most of our ingredients directly from the farming communities that grow them.

Quality Ingredients. We blend our teas from the finest ingredients, with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives.

Sustainable Packaging. We use tea bags without strings, tags or staples, keeping tons of material out of landfills every year.

Free Of
Gluten and caffeine.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1 Tea Bag (1 g) Makes 8 fl oz
Servings per Container: 20
Amount Per Serving% Daily Value
Calories0
Total Fat0 g0%
Sodium0 mg0%
Total Carbohydrate0 g0%
   Sugars0 g
Protein0 g
Other Ingredients: Chamomile, lemongrass, spearmint, tilia flowers, natural peach flavor with other natural flavors, hawthorn, blackberry leaves, orange blossoms and rosebuds.
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10 Ways to Sleep Better When You're Stressed Out

If coronavirus concerns have you up at night—thinking of all the places you’ve touched, all the times you didn’t wash your hands that you should have or what things you need to cancel that you still haven’t canceled—one of the best pieces of advice is to sleep it off.

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Getting quality sleep is almost as important for public health as social distancing, because sleep is key to helping our bodies stay healthy. Sleep protects us from infection, boosts our immune system, and can strengthen our body’s ability to respond to threat.

But for those wide-eyed at night, we feel ya: It’s not easy to sleep when the world is undergoing a seismic shift. Here are a few slumber-friendly measures for sleeping while sheltering in place.

How to Sleep When You Have Anxiety

1. Create an atmosphere conducive to sleep

Make sure your bedroom is dark, calm and cool. Cooler bedrooms help you sleep better—studies show a drop in your core temperature triggers your bodies “let’s hit the sack” systems, boosting your body’s production of the sleep hormone melatonin. A tidy, uncluttered environment can also help you sleep better, whereas a messy room can make you feel more overwhelmed and anxious.

2. Unplug

As a best practice, it’s a best to unwind from all electronics roughly 90 minutes before you go to bed, but even just 30 minutes can do the trick. According to the National Sleep Foundation, “TVs, tablets, smartphones, laptops or other electronic devices before bed delays your body’s internal clock (a.k.a., your circadian rhythm), suppresses the release of the sleep-inducing hormone melatonin, and makes it more difficult to fall asleep.” 

That’s because most electronic screens emit a short-wavelength, artificial blue light. The more exposure you have to electronics in the evening, the harder it is to fall or stay asleep. 

3. Manage distractions

If noise or light distracts you, purchase a sleep mask or ear plugs to make sleep more impervious to external conditions. Since your circadian rhythm depends on light regulation, wearing a sleep mask cuts out the disturbance of intrusive light.

If noise is the culprit, a comfortable pair of ear plugs that you can wear all night can minimize noisy interference, such as snoring or sirens.

4. Exercise

Not only does exercise make you more tired, it also helps you process the influx of nervous energy many of us are feeling right now amidst these uncertain times. If you do venture outside for a walk, pay attention to social distancing protocols. You can also devise your own home yoga practice or workout routine or make use of live streamed classes or exercise videos.

5. Limit napping

Although the temptation to stress nap may be great, it’s important to limit naps so that they don’t wreak havoc on your sleep schedule. Try to just have one 10-20-minute nap once a day—the sweet spot of naps. Longer naps can induce a sleep inertia and fogginess.

6. Work with your daytime anxiety so it doesn’t ramp up at night

If you are feeling anxious throughout the day, address it in real time, rather than bottling it all up. Anxiety that’s suppressed tends to leak out at night. Work with your fears directly, through a mindfulness practice or even online therapy, so when night falls you don’t have a logjam of fears vying for your attention.

7. Don’t eat your feelings, especially right before bed

Eating a lot right before bedtime is not only bad for your digestion, it can mess with your sleep. In an ideal world, you would finish eating by around 8:00 to give your body time to digest your dinner before going to sleep.

8. Explore the amazing world of sleep paraphernalia

Sleep teas, balms, sprays, essential oils, supplements such as melatonin, and even sleep powders can help you taper off your alertness into a state of cozy relaxation.

9. Wash your sheets

In these times, it doesn’t hurt to be extra vigilant about cleanliness and wash your sheets twice a week to control bacterial spread. Take care of your space as well, sweeping it daily and wiping down high-touch surfaces such as door handles.

10. Pamper yourself

Indulge yourself by making your bed feel like a deluxe safe haven. High thread count, organic sheets from Coyuchi; breathable, organic blankets from Boll & Branch; and a temperature- regulating, plush wool mattress topper from Avocado Green can all make sleep a more sensory and serene experience.

Bottom line:

Getting adequate, restful sleep can keep you healthy. Think of it as your small contribution to public health.

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