Nourish Tea
Some minty green mineral nutritives for nourishing the blood, teeth, bones and nerves. Stinging Nettle, the primary herb in this blend, is one of the first herbs to pop back up in Springtime, indicating its something our body needs this time of year. It’s an antihistamine that can both nourish and cleanse the blood. It also supports allergy symptoms, especially if you add some local honey. To restore and recover from a more depleting winter than usual. Best to enjoy this one with the sun, as it is a bit cooling from the mint and milky oats. Infuse for 4-8 hours for an extra nutritive experience.
Ingredients: stinging nettle, oat straw, spearmint, milky oat tops (California grown)
Qualities:
sweet meadow ~ greens ~ minerals ~ mint
nutritive ~ supportive for depletion and nerves
To make tea, use approx. 1 tbsp per cup of water and let steep, covered, for 5-10 minutes. Longer infusions make stronger tea. Sweeten with honey; add more or less if desired for potency and flavor.
1 oz. loose leaf tea, in compostable packaging
* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.
Some minty green mineral nutritives for nourishing the blood, teeth, bones and nerves. Stinging Nettle, the primary herb in this blend, is one of the first herbs to pop back up in Springtime, indicating its something our body needs this time of year. It’s an antihistamine that can both nourish and cleanse the blood. It also supports allergy symptoms, especially if you add some local honey. To restore and recover from a more depleting winter than usual. Best to enjoy this one with the sun, as it is a bit cooling from the mint and milky oats. Infuse for 4-8 hours for an extra nutritive experience.
Ingredients: stinging nettle, oat straw, spearmint, milky oat tops (California grown)
Qualities:
sweet meadow ~ greens ~ minerals ~ mint
nutritive ~ supportive for depletion and nerves
To make tea, use approx. 1 tbsp per cup of water and let steep, covered, for 5-10 minutes. Longer infusions make stronger tea. Sweeten with honey; add more or less if desired for potency and flavor.
1 oz. loose leaf tea, in compostable packaging
* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.
Some minty green mineral nutritives for nourishing the blood, teeth, bones and nerves. Stinging Nettle, the primary herb in this blend, is one of the first herbs to pop back up in Springtime, indicating its something our body needs this time of year. It’s an antihistamine that can both nourish and cleanse the blood. It also supports allergy symptoms, especially if you add some local honey. To restore and recover from a more depleting winter than usual. Best to enjoy this one with the sun, as it is a bit cooling from the mint and milky oats. Infuse for 4-8 hours for an extra nutritive experience.
Ingredients: stinging nettle, oat straw, spearmint, milky oat tops (California grown)
Qualities:
sweet meadow ~ greens ~ minerals ~ mint
nutritive ~ supportive for depletion and nerves
To make tea, use approx. 1 tbsp per cup of water and let steep, covered, for 5-10 minutes. Longer infusions make stronger tea. Sweeten with honey; add more or less if desired for potency and flavor.
1 oz. loose leaf tea, in compostable packaging
* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.