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: Northern Asia and Europe. Burdock root is popular amongst herbalists for its blood purifying and rejuvenating properties. May be useful for but not limited to: Blood cleansing response for lung, liver, kidney & lymphatic conditions. A healing effect on chronic skin conditions. Can be used for gall & kidney complaints & dissolving calcifications, like spurs. Ability to...

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: 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: Greece. Juniper Berries have a rich source of selenium which is a powerful mineral antioxidant, that increases the bodies ability to utilise oxygen. May be useful for but not limited to: Urinary tract infections, bladder inflammation and fluid retention. Fast relief for kidney infections. Kidney stones. Boosting the immune system. Diabetes. Can fight influenza. Cautions or...

Origin: Europe, North Africa & West Asia. An ancient herb often referred to as the elixir of life because of its reputation for promoting long life. May be useful for but not limited to: Strong antidepressant properties. Vomiting, poor digestion & nervous upset. Calming benefits. Relieve morning sickness during pregnancy. Shingles. Influenza, coughs & colds. Cautions or...

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: England. A delicious, fresh aroma of peppermint lifts up and fills the air ready to be enjoyed any time of the day! May be useful for but not limited to: Soothes an upset stomach. May aid digestion. Cooling effect. Useful during a common cold. Can ease nausea & vomiting of pregnancy. Cautions or Contraindication: In the case of gallstones first, consult a physician.  ...

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...

Valerian may be an effective herb for treating nervousness, digestive issues, circulation and sleep disorders. May be useful for but not limited to: -Premenstrual pain -General pain relief -Yeast infections -To stimulate digestion -Sleep disorders. Ingredients: Valeriana officinalis (Valerian). Origin: Europe & Asia. How to use: Steep 1 teaspoon in a cup of hot water for 20 minutes and cover....