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Specialty Teas
for Lymphatic Stimulation and Digestion |
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Cleavers Tea, 5 oz.
This tea is pH balancing and stimulating to both the lymphatic and digestive systems. It is carminative and helps to reduce the gases in the gastrointestinal tract that cause bloating and distention. The herbs are aromatic because of their essential oils. My tea has orange peels, ginger, galangal, green cardamom, and star anise. This is a sort of "lymph chai."
Ingredients: organic cleavers herb, organic sarsaparilla root, organic ginger root, organic licorice root, organic star anise, organic galangal root, organic cardamom, organic orange peel, organic black pepper, and organic cloves.
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Violet Tea, 5 oz.
This is basically the same as the Cleavers Tea except that violets have been substituted for sarsaparilla. It is a lymphatic stimulant and digestive aid, very tasty. Instructions are on the back of the foil pouch.
Ingredients: organic cleavers herb, organic blue violet herb, organic ginger root, organic licorice root, organic star anise, organic galangal root, organic cardamom, organic orange peel, organic black pepper, and organic cloves.
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Jatobá Jungle Chai, 4.8 oz
Ingredients: Qat tea, jatoba, Solcana™ dried cane juice, cinnamon bark, orange peel, cloves, allspice, fennel seed, cardamom, and licorice root.
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Boldo Leaf Tea, 5 oz.
Peumus boldo comes from the Chilean Andes and has a marvelous minty aroma. It is a stomachic and digestive aid, particularly beneficial for people with a tendency towards gall stone formation, especially when such conditions give rise to pain. It is also useful for genito-urinary inflammations.
Ingredients: wildcrafted Peumus boldo leaf.
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Yarrow Tea, 5 oz.
Achillea millefolium
Ingredients: organic Achillea millefolium flowers.
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Chaparral Tea, 5 oz.
Larrea tridentata
Ingredients: wildcrafted Larrea tridentata leaf.
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