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The versatility and popularity of ginger speaks for itself, and its no wonder our range of ginger tea's are so popular.

 Truly a medicine miracle, ginger can be used as an aid in such a wide variety of varying ailments.  

Ginger is regarded as an effective remedy for cramps, nausea, morning sickness & motion sickness.  

Ginger has been used to reduce inflammation and aid in the repair of damaged joints and cartilage tissue and is said to lower blood triglycerides linked to diabetes and heart disease as well as improve circulation. 

Used in Traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, Turmeric is among the most antioxidant rich, anti-inflammatory and immune enhancing herbs available today.  

Turmeric has laid claim to being useful in the treatment of arthritis, osteo-arthritis & most other inflammatory conditions. 

 Curcumin, one of Turmeric's major constituents, is said to be proving itself as a powerful agent against several types of cancer, of which, breast, colon, prostate, and skin cancers are all said to be included. 

An aromatic healer, lemon grass is known for its refreshing taste as well as its anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties.  

Because of Its astringent, binding and contracting effect on the mucous membranes lemon grass has traditionally been used to help fight coughs, colds, flu's and fevers. 

 Lemongrass can aide with maintaining healthy cholesterol levels as well as assisting digestion with its antiseptic properties. 

It is even said to aid in the fight against cancerous cells. 

Peppermint is renowned for its use as a digestive aid and often used as an antispasmodic, helping muscles to relax. 

Peppermint can reduce stomach spasms and cramping, helping to relieve nausea and gas and may even be used for reducing headaches due to its anodyne properties.

Spearmint is high in potassium which is essential for maintain healthy blood pressure.  

The soothing and anti-inflammatory properties of the menthol in spearmint may assist with sore throats and chest congestion.  Sweeter and milder in taste than that of peppermint, spearmint is also renowned for its use as a digestive aid. 

Spearmint is a mild stimulant but has a relaxing effect on the body, perfect for strengthening a worn down nervous system. 

Typically high in vitamin K alfalfa also contains many other nutrients, including vitamin C, copper, manganese and folate. 

 Traditional medicinal beliefs for the use of alfalfa throughout history include that of lowering blood pressure, acting as a diuretic, increasing breast milk production, treating arthritis and getting rid of kidney stones. 

 it is also said to be used in improving metabolic health, relieving menopause symptoms as well as having an antioxidant effect. 

(Who needs caffeine?!)

That's right Liquorice tea helps boost energy and restore vitality.  

Liquorice has been valued tor centuries as a remedy for common colds, throat irritations and colic due to it's anti-viral & anti-inflammatory properties. 

 Liquorice is an expectorant and demulcent which can settle upset stomachs and heartburn and has traditionally been known for being particularly helpful in cases of bronchial inflammation and stomach and bowel irritation.  

Being naturally sweet, liquorice tea helps reduce sugar cravings. 

Raspberry Leaves have been traditionally known as ‘women’s friends’.  

This tea can be helpful with menstrual complaints, particularly period pains and excessive bleeding.  

It is sometimes prescribed in the last trimester of pregnancy as it is said to improve the efficiency of contractions during labour. 

*consult your doctor prior if you are pregnant and thinking of using raspberry leaf tea for its benefits to be sure it is right for you. 

Chamomile offers ‘age old‘ remedies such as promoting sleep, assisting with anxiety and relieving stomach cramps. 

The antibacterial properties of chamomile can also help to prevent bacterial illnesses and infections. 

Chamomile is said to offer excellent support for the nervous and digestive systems, aiding digestion and easing stress and tension. 

chamomile can be used to help treat many conditions ranging from colic and indigestion to muscle spasms and inflammation. 

Tea containing fennel may promote healthy digestion, and aid bloating, gas, or cramps, and may also act as a diuretic. 

 Fennel seed is said to be an effective aid to digestion as It can help to smooth and relax muscles of the gastrointestinal system, reducing gas, bloating, and stomach cramps. 

Anise seed is known as a great aid in digestion as well as immune booster.  

Anise seed is said to have anti-inflammatory compounds that may alleviate such conditions as arthritis, gout, headaches and chronic injuries. Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, anise seed can be used to relieve sore throats, coughs and soothe respiratory irritations. 

Belonging to the same family as Turmeric and Ginger, Cardamom is considered one of the safest and best digestive aids and with it's divine, sense awakening flavour makes for a perfect addition to some our blends