Loose leaf tea has been used for thousands of years by many cultures for a variety of reasons. Enjoying a cup of tea at the end of a hard day has been the ritual for many. Sitting down with some Chamomile, Peppermint or Lemon Myrtle herbal tea, can ease a stressful day.
For many of us tea has been drank for its flavors and aromas, but what many more people are finding out, is the medicinal qualities of loose leaf tea. In an age of preservatives and fast food, its encouraging to know that a lot more people are using tea the way it was intended. Natural foods that have been eaten and drunk long before our great, great grandparents were born.
Loose leaf tea can be helpful for many ailments such as IBD, depression, headaches, anxiety, stress to name a few. As well as enhancing your vitality and strengthening your immune system. Make it your ritual to sit, relax, put your feet up, and enjoy a pot of herbal loose leaf tea.
Herbal Tea List
agrimony, barberry bark, birch, bearberry, bedstraw, calendula, cats claw, chamomile, dandelion, devils claw, dong quai, epilobium, echinacea, feverfew, ginseng, green, horny goat, hawthorn, horehound, hyssop, lady's mantle, lemon balm, lemon myrtle, mens blend, nettle, oak bark, oat straw, oolong, oregon grape, passionflower, peppermint, plantain, rosemary, shepherd's purse, speedwell, stevia leaf, st johns wort, thyme, valerian, white willow, walnut leaf, white, womens blend, yarrow.
