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Red Raspberry Leaf tea (RRLT) is widely known in the herbal wellness community to be ideal for overall women’s health.

We are all familiar with the pungent aroma of Eucalyptus oil… If your parents treated your respiratory issues and coughs with that classic strong smelling medicated ointment when you were a child, you know it already! Here, we’ll look at the benefits of consuming the leaf as tea!

Fall is no doubt the ultimate tea season! Our health-giving teas inspired by the changing color of the leaves, and warming up by the fire make it simple.

Cardamom is the dried seed pod of an herb-like plant in the ginger family and is native to India, Bhutan and Nepal.

Oftentimes we can feel sluggish midday, and our first reaction is to grab coffee, unhealthy sugary snacks, or to get something at a drive-through.

Many true teas (meaning teas produced from the camellia sinensis plant) are excellent for digestive health as well, but if you’re looking for a caffeine free, a kid-friendly option, or something for the evening hours; herbal blends are a great option that have long been consumed as a natural digestive aid!

Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for centuries, ginseng is prized for its numerous health benefits, and in TCM it is often blended with other herbs to create “tinctures”, or tea-like tonics. It is one of the most well-known nutritional supplements in the world.

You can never go wrong with ginger! Here are just some of the reasons why.

Who would have thought that such a little seed would pack such a powerful punch!

Black tea is the most famous; a true classic, brewing a delicious full bodied cup known for giving a boost of antioxidants. Varieties range from malty, floral to dark and bitter.