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Cool, Calm, and Collected!

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Stress can lead to many health problems nausea, dizziness, memory problems, inability to concentrate, poor judgment, anxious or racing thoughts, constant worrying, or just general depression. You can't be expected to lead a healthy life is stress is an issue. That's why we here at eSutras offer Herbal Incense Blend -Tibetan Ritual. It contains acacia resin, blue lotus petals, calamus, camphor, damiana, galangal, and red poppy petals among other things. All these things combined create an herbal incense blend that will be sure to have calming effects on you. eSutras is all about promoting your well being, and with this product simply enjoying the aromatic vapors can do wonders for you stress levels! 

How to use: Burn over a charcoal tablet in an incense burner and enjoy the herbal vapors!

After a session with our incense you'll have a revitalized feeling, you'll be able to reduce the stress you have in your life and handle everyday things with ease! And while you're at it, try a massage! eSutras offers numerous ayurvedic essential oils that can be used as massage oils. These oils will help reduce physical tension, as well as offering actual medicinal properties such as healing of pains in joints. Bay Essential Oil works as a healer of aches in muscles and our Black Cumin Essential Oil is an anti-inflammatory, so if you have swelling on your body, application could help reduce it. Try it all today, and have less stress tomorrow!!

 Shop online at eSutras Organics today!
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