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New herbal shop offers you peace and quiet

Jordan Simpson by Jordan Simpson
February 7, 2020
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A new herbal medicine shop has recently opened its doors for the first time in Lincoln – offering alternative therapies, products – and peace and quiet.

Cultivate, which is on Grantham Street, offers healthcare in the form of an array of herbal teas as well as yoga and workshops in a bid to relieve the stress clear the mind.

With specialities such as their vegan coffee and cake takeaway, the shop has been very popular amongst students and locals alike. With more people becoming vegan, Cultivate aims to offer an alternative to those who wish to try a new lifestyle – whether it’s their diet or ways to stay more relaxed.

Emily Cartwright, the manager at Cultivate, said: We created a space where people could feel like they could just come and get five or ten minutes of peace and quiet. A lot of people are now finding more about the different options in health and wellness. I think we need it now more than ever with our stressful lives”.

Cultivate hopes to continue to grow in publicity and carry on offering the city a calming and healthy experience.

 

Emily Cartwright, Manager of Cultivate, which offers herbal medicines and peace and quiet at its Grantham Street location.
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