Loose Leaf Guayusa Tea
Guayusa Tea – Sacred Energy & Ancestral Clarity
Sourced from the Ecuadorian Amazon, Guayusa is a sacred leaf revered by the Kichwa people and traditionally shared at dawn. In these early morning gatherings, women, elders, and families sip Guayusa together—listening to dreams, singing songs, and sharing stories. It is a plant of connection, clarity, and presence.
Naturally caffeinated, Guayusa offers the energy of coffee without the crash—thanks to its unique balance of caffeine, theobromine, and L-theanine, an amino acid that sharpens focus and supports mental clarity.
Smooth, earthy, and slightly sweet, Guayusa is also rich in antioxidants—nearly 50% more than green tea—and supports:
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Sustained mental focus and cognitive clarity
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Postpartum energy and relief from menstrual cramps
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Gentle support for the gut, immune resilience, and blood sugar regulation
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Prostate and kidney health, stamina
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Anti-inflammatory support
For women, Guayusa supports relief from menstrual cramps and postpartum energy. For men, it promotes steady, grounded energy and endurance.
Note: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. They are natural, plant-based dietary supplements intended to support overall wellness and nutrition.
Instructions
How to Brew
Use 1–2 teaspoons (2–5 g) of Guayusa leaves per 8–10 oz of water.
Heat water to 176–185°F (80–85°C).
Steep for 5–7 minutes for a balanced brew, or up to 10–15 minutes for a stronger effect.
Strain gently.
Pause. Breathe.
Set an intention. Sip with presence.
Let Guayusa guide you into calm energy and grounded clarity.
Leaves can be resteeped 1–2 times—extend the steep time with each infusion.
Sourced with Intention.
Rooted in Tradition.
Our Guayusa is sustainably sourced from the Ecuadorian Amazon in partnership with a trusted distributor who works directly with over 700 Indigenous families. These communities use traditional agroforestry methods that protect biodiversity and honor the rhythms of the land. Every leaf carries the wisdom, care, and ancestral knowledge of the people who have cultivated it for generations.