Tea & Coffee

Dandelion Root Tea is an herbal tea remedy used traditionally to detox the liver. It may improve digestion, ease bloating, increase bile flow and act as a mild laxative.It contains calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, potassium, vitamins B and C. It is also a caffeine free coffee substitute. Cautions Dandelion tea is contraindicated with irritable conditions of the bowels (IBS) or stomach ulcers. It...

Origin: Unknown Elderflowers aid in cleansing the kidneys and purifying the blood. May be useful for but not limited to: Relieve headaches. Help with hay fever symptoms. Treat kidney & bladder infections. Stomach upsets & constipation. Strengthen the heart. Depression & stomach ulcers. Cautions or Contraindication: None known. Serving Suggestions: Blood purifier & kidney cleanser:...

Origin: Southern Europe and the Mediterranean. Fennel has a long history of not only culinary and medicinal benefits, but also emotional health. Fennel promotes feelings of courage and energy. May be useful for but not limited to: Aids digestion. Traditionally used for colic. Relieve side effects of radiation & chemotherapy. Gum disorders. Fatigue, depression, epilepsy. Blood cleanser....

Origin: Asia Gotu Kola is known for it’s legendary saying of 2 leaves a day, keeps old age away. May be useful for but not limited to: Relieves rheumatism & arthritic pain. Heals wounds. Aids skin conditions & bruising. Brain food for renewing mental alertness. Improve learning & memory. Benefit chronic, degenerative diseases. Cautions or Contraindication: None known. Serving...

Origin: Unknown although it has been cultivated in China, Japan & the Pacific Islands for a long time. A beautiful pink rosy brew, rich in vitamins & minerals. May be useful for but not limited to: Sweeten the breath. Relieve coughs. Reduce cholesterol. Strengthen the stomach, nervous system & libido. Reduce fluid retention. Antioxidant, digestive. Cautions or Contraindication:...

Origin: France. A  sweet-smelling herb dating back to Roman times. It has a long history of use to calm emotions. MAY BE USEFUL FOR BUT NOT LIMITED TO: Antiseptic tea to wash wounds. Ward off headaches or tension. Intestinal colic. Depression, anxiety. Insomnia. Nervous intestinal discomfort. CAUTIONS OR CONTRAINDICATION: Lavender may increase or potentiate the CNS depressant effects of...

Origin: Europe, Western Asia, North Africa. Mallows means soft and to heal. The whole plant has valuable therapeutic properties.  May be useful for but not limited to: Is well known for clearing mucus & toxins from the body. Is soothing to the respiratory system. Treatment for constipation. Is used externally as a wash on wounds, ulcers and stings  High content of vit. A which is a...

Origin: Tropical America. Passionflower is a mild tranquillising sedative used by people suffering from sleeplessness. May be useful for but not limited to: Treat nervous conditions such as anxiety, depression & hyperactivity. Relieve spasms from whooping cough. Beneficial for colic. Relaxant for the smooth muscle lining of the digestive tract. Reduce physical exhaustion. Pain-relieving...

Origin: Turkey. Raspberry Leaf has a high concentrate of minerals and is a wonderful nutritive tonic for use during all cycles of womanhood. This plant is Heaven’s best gift to mothers. May be useful for but not limited to: Colds & flu, and other viruses. Lowering blood sugar levels. Clean & feed the complexion & skin. Stimulate circulation. Enrich & increase the flow of milk...

Origin: Eastern Mediterranean and Southern Europe. Sage comes from the Latin word ‘salvere’ which means to save, cure and be in good health.  May be useful for but not limited to: Relieves indigestion. Restores energy and revives a failing memory. Restore hair growth & clear dandruff. Good for coughs & colds & to dry up nasal buildup. Promote bile flow. Hot flushes. Cautions...