Herbal Teas for Energy and Memory

Would you like new energy and improved memory skills? There are herbal teas or infusions you can make to give you such a boost.

For Basic Tea-making Instructions, see Herbal Teas

Now for a number of variations. Try the one with the combination of herbs that you can get in your area.

Memory Zest Blend

A mentally refreshing beverage, to help give you feelings of clarity and precision.

1 part ginkgo
1 part gotu kola and peppermint leaves
1 part red clover tops
1 part rosemary leaves
1 part ginger root
a pinch of stevia.

Natural Concentration Tea

This tea is said to help you become more creative, especially regarding your home and environment. Personally, I believe that would be hard to prove for a fact, but when two or three people have such experiences they soon can make a theory and then found a principle on such things. I don't think this one can hurt you, so go ahead and do your own experiement with creativity.

1 part Calendula
1 part mint,
1 part sage (flowers only)
1 part yarrow leaves

Nursing Mother's Tea

1 teaspoon crushed Fennel seeds
1 cup boiling water

Mix the seeds with the boiling water. Cover and steep for 10 minutes. Strain, and sip the infusion. Drinking a tea made with fennel helps to promote the secretion of breast milk in nursing mothers.

Rejuvenation Tea

Etheric (inner) cleanser of old, this one is said to be.
See if it removes stale thoughts and wrong patterns of behavior,,,,
Ah-no, I can tell you already, only God can do that!
So better still, when you drink this tea, pray for forgiveness and awakening, and new beginnings.

1 part rose hips
1 part calendula flowers
1 part gallum (cleavers) flowers
1 part borage flowers
1 part nettles leaves

Memory Minder Tea

1 tsp Gingko Biloba
1 tsp Panax Ginseng
1 tsp Peppermint

Bring two cups of water to a boil. Add herbs and place a tight lid over the pot for five to ten minutes. Take one cup in the morning and one cup around mid-day.


Want to see the benefits of each herb, or what it is helpful to do for you? Check my list of herbal tea benefits

Plantain - thank God - it's so handy! - A review of the things I've learned about plantain and the many ways to use it as a healing remedy.

Calendula, Marigold - My discoveries and experiences with calendula and how to make an ointment from this herb.

Mint - the Refreshing and Soothing Herb - Mint is one of my most favourite herbs, especially for a refreshing tea that soothes away gas and pain and rattled nerves.

Comfrey - to Close up Your Wounds - Comfrey is the plant that can knit or close up your wounds and put you back together. Comfrey has an excellent effect on inward bruises and pains. A poultice of the fresh leaves is excellent for gangrenous sours, gangrene, mortifications, and moist ulcers.

Herbal Teas - Simple instructions for how to prepare herbal teas, and for different quanties, with links to many old recipes.

Specific Benefits of the Herbs in the Herbal Teas - A quick summary page of herbal benefits to check when deciding which herbal tea blend to make, and want to know what each herb may do for you.

Odd Cure for Bad Breath - Bad breath can be prevented, perhaps even cured by drinking tea, plus a few other odd cures.

Teas for Colds and Flu Remedies - Recipes for infusions or herbal teas for colds and flu remedies.

Teas to Aid in Good Digestion - Recipes for herbal teas that will help to digest one's food better.

Herbal Teas for Energy and Memory - Recipes for herbal teas for energy and memory to give new vitality and improve your memory skills.

Teas for Relaxing, to Give You Rest - Recipes for herbal teas for relaxing, infusions that will make it easier for you to rest.

Herbal Teas that Heal - Recipes for herbal teas that are able to heal or improve symptoms of more specific health problems.

Teas That Heal - Brewing Recipes - More teas that heal - brewing recipes that have a similar brewing method..