Organic Herbal Teas/Remedies

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A Little Bit of History…

The earliest record of herbal tea dates back to the third century AD. These herbal teas spread from Ancient Egypt and Ancient China to Japan and Europe before the rest of the world.

What is Herbal Tea?

Put simply, herbal tea is an infusion of any edible plant – this can include leaves, roots, seeds, flowers, spices, fruit, and tree bark.

Traditional tea comes from the Camellia Sinensis – the tea plant.

Purists argue herbal tea is not actually a ‘tea’ as it does not contain Camellia Sinensis.

Our Blends

Organic Herbal Tea Blends

Choco Mint Tea

Peppermint Tea

Green Minty Tea

Green Tea Sencha

Green Chai Tea

English Breakfast Tea

Earl Grey Ceylon Tea

Ginger & Lemongrass

Lavender

Chamomile Flower

Jasmine

Green Tea Matcha Powder

Roasted Dandelion Root

White Tea

Organic Herbal Remedy Blends

Detox Tea Blend – Detoxify

Making Babies Tea Blend – Fertility

Sweet Dreams Tea – Insomnia Blend

Give a Crap Tea – Constipation Blend

Calming Tea Blend – Calming & Relaxing

Carefree Tea – Anxiety Blend

Happy Tummy Tea – Heartburn Blend

Immunity Tea Blend – Immunity Builder

Change of Life Tea – Menopause Blend

Lunatic B#tch Tea – PMS Blend

TEA-se Me Blend – Sexy Time

Cheerful Body Blend – Inflammation

Uplifting Energy Blend – Energy Boost

Winter Warrior Tea Blend

30 Day Weight Loss Tea Pack

Organic Fruit Tea Blends

Turkish Delight

Ginger & Pineapple Iced Tea

Organic Protein Powders & Latte Blends

Spiced Chai Latte

Tumeric Latte

Matcha Latte

Hemp Protein Matcha Powder (please note, this variety is NOT Gluten-Free)

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The content on this website is for general information purpose only.

By providing the above information, we are not diagnosing, treating, curing, mitigating, or preventing any type of disease or medical condition. Before commencing any type of natural, integrative, or conventional treatment we advise you seek the advice of a licensed medical practitioner.

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