Herbal Teas

 May be useful for but not limited to: -Conjunctivitis  -Inflammation and irritations  -Hay fever and sinusitis. Ingredients: Euphrasia officinalis (Eyebright).  Origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina/Bulgaria. 

Origin: Eastern Mediterranean & Southwest Asia. Calendula aids relief from mild digestive complaints and is regarded as a ‘gentle remedy’. May be useful for but not limited to: Used to lower fevers & inflamed lymph nodes. Stimulate circulation & cleanse the blood. Safe for treating skin problems due to inflammation of the skin (eczema, psoriasis, pruritis) Treating wounds...

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...

Elderberry is a strong immune strengthening herb and traditionally taken as a cold or flu remedy. May be useful for but not limited to: Promote deep sleep. Aid circulation. Rich in vitamin C. Increase the production of red blood cells. Used as a cough syrup when boiled with sugar. Serving Suggestions: To release stomach gases, boil 1 tabls of elderberries & 1 tsp of honey, in a cup of water,...

Epilobium Willow has been known for its traditional use in treating Prostate disorders. May be useful for but not limited to: -Kidney ailments -Relieves pain and discomfort for kidney, bladder and prostate problems -Prostate dysfunction. Ingredients: Epilobium parviflorum (Willow). Origin: Europe. Steep 1 heaped teaspoon in 1 cup of boiling water for 3 minutes. Strain and drink, sipping slowly.

An ancient herb regarded as the herb for the elderly, because of its powerful effects on the circulatory system and continual blood flow to the extremities. May be useful for but not limited to: -Inhibits clotting. -Increase blood flow to the brain. -Sexual dysfunction & impotence. -Anxiety. -Arthritis. -Hair loss. Known drug interactions: Avoid with warfarin (Coumadin, Marevan). Ginkgo may...

A fresh tasting organic green tea, high in antioxidants.

Origin: Temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. A highly therapeutic, healing and strengthening herb. It cleanses, clears up and eliminates everything defective in the body. May be useful for but not limited to: Gout and other joint inflammation. Powerful, natural, remineralising agent. Rich silica content. Osteoporosis. Brittle nails & hair loss. Heals the lungs. Cautions or...

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: India and Sri Lanka. Lemongrass is enjoyed, the world over for its refreshing lemon scent and flavour.  May be useful for but not limited to: A rich source of vitamin C. Lemongrass tea is beneficial at the first sign of a cold. A powerful antioxidant removing free radicals from the body. A foot soak can benefit anyone with athlete’s foot. Helpful to treat intestinal worms. Useful...