Peppermint
Peppermint can be calming
yet energising to the body and mind with a refreshing aroma & taste. A
great herb for the digestive and respiratory systems; often used as a
decongestant with cold and flus, also used for digestive complaints as it can
reduce spasms and nausea. It can help to relax the digestive muscles as well as
stimulate the liver and gallbladder to assist digestion.
Chamomile
These full Organic Chamomile flowers
are tasty and refreshing. Chamomile is well known for its calming
qualities. Its relaxing effects can be good for soothing tummy
troubles and is suitable for children.
Liquorice
Historically used to promote general
vitality. Also known the treatment of stomach ulcers, bronchitis and
a sore throat.
Festivitea
Peppermint, Melissa, Licorice, Rose Petals,
Chamomile, Calendula, Lemon Grass & Red Clover
Spiced Citrus Green
Green tea, Ginger, Lemon Grass, Lemon Myrtle, Cinnamon,
Safflower & Stevia
Mimosa
Chai
Black tea, wattle seeds, bay leaf, lemon myrtle, nutmeg,
rosemary, cinnamon & Liquorice
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Rasberry Leaf
Herbal raspberry leaf tea is thought
to be a great tea for women during menstruation and pregnancy (from week 24
onwards). It can also reduce diarrhoea, relieve sore throats and reduce fever.
It is high in iron, calcium, manganese, magnesium and vitamins B1, B3 and E.
Dandelion root
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Traditionally used to assist with
bloating, digestive disorders, aching joints, fevers and skin disorders. Also
used to purify the liver and gallbladder of toxins. Rich in vitamins A, C, D,
and B-complex with high levels of minerals.
Dandelion leaf
Traditionally used to assist with bloating, digestive
disorders, aching joints, fevers and skin disorders. Dandelion Leaf is thought
to "purify the blood", for the treatment of anaemia, jaundice, and
also for nervousness. Rich in vitamins and minerals
Aniseed
Thought
to be a digestive aid Aniseed has a sweet licorice taste. Also thought to
assist with relieving menstrual cramps, relieving a dry hard cough and treating
flatulence.
Calendula
Historically used as a remedy for
nausea, headache, fever and menstrual cramps. Calendula is believed to treat
acne, reduce inflammation, enhance bile production, assist digestion and
minimize flatulence.
Avoid during pregnancy and while nursing.
Chicory
Believed to supports the body's ability to absorb calcium as
well as treat many ailments; including sore throat, haemorrhoids, abdominal
cramps, assist in lowering cholesterol, reducing the pulse rate, aiding in
stomach and liver complaints. Thought to be an appetite stimulant as well as
mild laxative for children
Echinacea
Echinacea is a well known herb that
has been used for many years for the prevention of colds, flus and allergies.
It is thought to assist the body's immune system.
Ginger
Ginger is a great herb quite
specific to the digestive system. It can help to calm the stomach, reduce
spasms and increase circulation. It can be good for morning sickness,
motion sickness, colic and flatulence. Contains calcium, chromium,
manganese and potassium.
Lemon grass
Traditionally used to treat problems
with the digestive system. Also said to be useful for relieving muscle spasms,
have a positive effect on nervous conditions and provide a gentle boost when
exhausted. And – it tastes great!
Lemon Verbena
Lemon Verbena is thought to aid in calming and relaxing the
nervous system, as well as reducing fever, expelling coughs and easing itching.
Lemon myrtle
Lemon Myrtle is known for its
calming and uplifting properties and is thought to have antibacterial and antifungal
properties. A beautiful aroma, it is a treat to drink.
Liquorice
Historically used to promote general
vitality. Also known the treatment of stomach ulcers, bronchitis and
a sore throat.
Nettle
Stinging Nettle can be used in
connection with rheumatism, eczema, arthritis, gout and anaemia. It is also
used in connection with kidney stones, urinary tract infections and other
urinary problems
Do not take if you are pregnant or nursing. Nettle can also change the
menstrual cycle. Always check with your health care professional
Red clover
Historically, Red Clover Flower is
said to bring Good Luck in love and marriage matters. Also said to have been
used for asthma, bronchitis and respiratory spasms. Studies are also being done
in the use of red clover for combatting diabetes
Rosehip
High in Vitamin C and iron. Rosehip
is said to have uses from restoring firmness to skin to improving mobility,
especially for sufferers of rheumatoid arthritis. Can also useful during
menstruation.
Sage
Sage is thought to alleviate a sore
throat and cough.
Spearmint
Said to be used as an
anti-inflammatory, for prevention of gum disease and as a mild digestive aid to
combat indigestion and flatulence. Milder than peppermint
Cold/flu
The herbs Yarrow, Elder flower,
Peppermint, Echinacea and Ginger are combined to make this a great tea to have
in the winter time that may assist in preventing or treating colds.
Lemon-Mint
Lemongraass and spearment
Rasberry-mint
Rasberry and spearmint
Cool Mint Green
Sencha Green Tea, Liquorice,
Peppermint, Aniseed Myrtle, Spearmint, Aniseed & Lavender
Scholars blend
Sage, Rosemary, skullcap. Melissa
and peppermint
Alfa-Mint
Alfalfa and peppermint
Mimosa
Chai
Black tea, wattle seeds, bay leaf, lemon myrtle, nutmeg,
rosemary, cinnamon & Liquorice
Black
Tea
English
Breakfast
Green
Tea
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