Herbal tea, particularly those containing anxiolytic and neuroprotective compounds like chamomile, passionflower, or CBD-rich hemp, may potentially modulate neurological symptoms of Visual Snow Syndrome by targeting GABAergic neurotransmission and reducing cortical hyperexcitability. These herbal preparations can potentially mitigate neuroinflammation and provide mild neuromodulatory effects through interactions with cannabinoid and GABA receptors, potentially alleviating some perceptual disturbances associated with the syndrome.