TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS

PersonalityLively, lovely and delightful. Herbal PowerAromatic and sweetly minty, spearmint is widely used as a refreshing beverage. Reason to LoveWe like to think of spearmint as the fun-loving, slightly less intense cousin of peppermint. In fact, spearmint and peppermint are so closely related, and look so much alike, they’re often confused for one another. Soft and sweet, with that characteristic minty zing, spearmint is so named because of its pointy, spear-like leaves. Milder than peppermint, it is still aromatic and refreshing. We love it for its distinctly spearminty, mildly sweet flavor. TasteFragrant, sweet and minty.

PersonalityEasygoing and adaptable. Herbal PowerRelieves stress and irritability, promotes relaxation.* Reason to LoveLife seems to be accelerating, and with so much sensory stimulation our stress responses are activated more than we’d like. This is when we turn to skullcap, part of the mint family, and one of the most powerful herbs to relieve stress.* We often call tea time with this plant “herbal happy hour” because it helps us to unwind – without the hangover! We’ve blended the leaves, stems, and flowers of skullcap with cinnamon bark and licorice root, which tastes sweet and feels grounding, an ideal combination to bring the body back to balance during stressful times. TasteWarm, cinnamony – a balance of slightly bitter and sweet.

PersonalitySmooth and silky. Herbal PowerHelps you sing it loud, say it proud, stand up and be heard—plus, gives your immune system a boost!* Reason to LoveWith a smooth and silky feeling, this blend of comforting and slightly slimy-in-a-good-way herbs is like taking your voice on a vacation. We love licorice root for its sweet, harmonizing characteristics and marshmallow for its well-known soothing properties.* With the added immune-stimulating properties of echinacea,* you’ll be singing it loud and proud in no time. TasteSweet, viscous and lemony, with echinacea’s characteristic tongue-tingle. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

PersonalityLight, helpful and encouraging. Herbal PowerRelieves temporary water weight gain.* Reason to LoveRetaining water can make you feel heavy, swollen and waterlogged. Probably the last thing on your mind is to drink tea or add more water to the situation! But actually, this tea contains diuretic herbs which have traditionally been combined to help your body eliminate excess water* and return you to a more comfortable condition. A blend of fennel, parsley, red clover, uva ursi, cleavers and chicory, as well as cranberry and hibiscus, we love the tart, fruity taste of this tea nearly as much as we love its ability to relieve water retention.* TastePleasantly tart, with a mild sweetness. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

PersonalityStrong and grounding, warm and soothing. Herbal PowerHelps you mellow out and get a good night’s sleep.* Reason to LoveWe think valerian is the cat’s meow—not only because cats are wickedly attracted to it, but because it is one of nature’s great relaxing herbs.* Valerian is an extremely popular herb in Western traditions and its use for occasional sleeplessness was first recorded by Greeks in the second century. When we don’t feel like counting sheep all night, we love this calming blend of valerian root, passionflower and lemon balm for its relaxing effect and its pleasant taste. TasteMildly bittersweet and minty, earthy and pleasant. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Sceletium tortuosum—more affectionately known as kanna—is a low-growing, herbaceous succulent that thrives in South Africa. Native tribes consider kanna sacred and have used it in healing rituals for generations. We love it for its mood-lifting benefits that make any day feel like a sunny afternoon at the beach.* Combined with sweet, sun-kissed notes of honeybush, Cup of Sunshine™ reassures you that every little thing’s gonna be alright.

The ancients of many cultures revered fennel both for its licorice-like aroma and taste, as well as for its charming properties. Attributed with the power to bestow long life, courage, strength and even to ward off evil spirits, we modern plant people highly regard fennel for its capacity to ease uncomfortable feelings of fullness, bloating or gassiness, or as an all-around promoter of healthy digestion.

TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS: TEA HEART W HAWTHORN (16.000 BG)

TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS: TEA MORINGA W SPRMNT SAGE (16.000 BG)

Red clover’s dainty ball of pink, tubular flowers can’t help but charm nature lovers. This pea family perennial graces sunny meadows, where it serves as fodder for cows and bees while also fixing nitrogen to the soil and helping to prevent erosion. It’s such a beloved part of idyllic country landscapes that Vermont named it its official state flower in 1894. Our herbalists love Trifolium pratense for its traditional use as an alterative in supporting skin health.

TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS: TEA ROSE HPS HBSCS ORG (16.000 BG)

PersonalityGlowing, beautiful and full of life. Herbal PowerSupports your pregnancy, traditionally used to prepare the womb for child birth.* Reason to LoveYou’re big, you’re round, you’re beautiful. Or maybe you’ve got just a hint of a bump showing. Either way, you’re probably doing everything you can to nurture that new life inside you. That’s why our herbalists created this blend of supportive herbs to help tone the uterus and prepare the womb for childbirth.* A combination of raspberry and nettle leaf, as well as other herbs like alfalfa, we love this tea both for its pleasingly mild, minty taste as well as for its gentle support of a healthy pregnancy.* TasteMildly sweet and spearminty. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.