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RED DATE GOJI TEA

Red dates support the digestive system and are a great tea year-round.  Add your favorite spices for diverse flavors. 

TANGERINE PEEL TEA

A beloved beverage in Traditional Chinese Medicine, tangerine peel (or Mandarin peel) is known to stimulate digestion, alleviate bloating, and relieve nausea. Drinking tangerine peel tea after meals can help promote healthy digestion. It is often used to reduce phlegm and mucus, making it beneficial for coughs, colds, and congestion.

HARMONY TEA

This tea has a warming essence and vibrates with various organs at once. For this reason, there's benefit all year round. This tea's special message will connect us to the message of the Equinox.

ANISE TEAIn Traditional Chinese Medicine, anise is valued for its warming properties and help to dispel cold in the body and promote circulation. It also stimulates digestion, relieve bloating and gas, and alleviate abdominal discomfort.
CHRYSANTHEMUM PEPPERMINT TEA WITH HONEYChrysanthemum mint tea is a popular beverage in Traditional Chinese Medicine known for its cooling and soothing properties. They help to clear heat from the body, making them beneficial during hot weather or when experiencing symptoms of internal heat, such as fever or inflammation.
CHRYSANTHEMUM, GINGER TEA WITH HONEYChrysanthemum brings a calming effect, relieving stress and anxiety while ginger aids digestion, alleviating nausea and bloating. Both ingredients strengthen the immune system. Ginger clears congestion, while chrysanthemum soothes coughs and throat irritation.
GINGER, SCALLION TEAThis old time remedy will help you when you're feeling ike you've caught a cold.
LEMON AND MINT WATERCleanse and cool your body while you stimulate your Liver with this refreshing Lemon and Mint Water. No refrigeration needed.
Ginger, Mint, and Honey TeaGinger warms and supports your stomach function. The peppermint will cool your throat and the honey will nourish and moisturize your lung.
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