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Organic Herbal Teas from around the world
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Liv
A fruit tea with a sweet and sour taste that brings joy
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Ayurveda Chai
A classic Chai tea that captivates -
Yggdrasil
A well-balanced Christmas tea with licorice and the taste of Christmas -
Thyra
A flavorful soothing herbal tea with a sweet spicy taste -
Sif
A fruit tea with a sweet rounded taste -
Yrsa
A fresh sweet and spicy herbal tea -
Chai tea
A nice spicy chai tea to warm you up on cold days -
Nanna
Sweet and harmonious herbal tea with a blend of herbs and seeds
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Thyra
A flavorful soothing herbal tea with a sweet spicy taste -
Nanna
Sweet and harmonious herbal tea with a blend of herbs and seeds -
Chai tea
A nice spicy chai tea to warm you up on cold days -
Yggdrasil
A well-balanced Christmas tea with licorice and the taste of Christmas -
Ayurveda Chai
A classic Chai tea that captivates -
Yrsa
A fresh sweet and spicy herbal tea -
Sif
A fruit tea with a sweet rounded taste -
Liv
A fruit tea with a sweet and sour taste that brings joy
-
Yrsa
A fresh sweet and spicy herbal tea -
Yggdrasil
A well-balanced Christmas tea with licorice and the taste of Christmas -
Ayurveda Chai
A classic Chai tea that captivates -
Nanna
Sweet and harmonious herbal tea with a blend of herbs and seeds -
Thyra
A flavorful soothing herbal tea with a sweet spicy taste -
Chai tea
A nice spicy chai tea to warm you up on cold days -
Liv
A fruit tea with a sweet and sour taste that brings joy -
Sif
A fruit tea with a sweet rounded taste
-
Sif
A fruit tea with a sweet rounded taste -
Liv
A fruit tea with a sweet and sour taste that brings joy -
Chai tea
A nice spicy chai tea to warm you up on cold days -
Thyra
A flavorful soothing herbal tea with a sweet spicy taste -
Nanna
Sweet and harmonious herbal tea with a blend of herbs and seeds -
Ayurveda Chai
A classic Chai tea that captivates -
Yggdrasil
A well-balanced Christmas tea with licorice and the taste of Christmas -
Yrsa
A fresh sweet and spicy herbal tea
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What is Herbal Tea
Herbal tea is an extract of herbs brewed in the same way as regular tea.
Herbal teas typically consist of dried flowers, berries, spices or fruits, and in some cases roots and bark.
The most popular are ginger tea, chamomile tea, hibiscus tea and nettle tea.
As herbal tea does not contain leaves from the Camelia Sinensis tea bush, it should not be confused with traditional tea.
This type of tea is therefore, as the name suggests, based on herbs.
Herbal teas are also called tisanes, which originates from the Latin word ptisane and from the Ancient Greek πτισάνη [ptisánē].
How to make herbal tea
Herbal teas can be made from virtually any edible, non-toxic herb(here’s a list).
Herbal teas are raw or partially prepared raw materials from plants.
This is why herbal teas have been used for centuries as a medicine and drug – which is a thing of the past.
Why herbal tea is no longer used as medicine.
The arguably most famous herbal tea has its roots in ancient Egypt.
The first mention of an herb being enjoyed was chamomile in the Ebers Papyrus, dating back to 1550 BC.
Here, chamomile was used to honor the gods, embalm the dead and heal the sick.
This light, sweet, apple-like and floral drink is still notorious for its calming effect.
In particular, serving a warm cup of chamomile tea after a sore throat or runny nose is popular advice.
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Is it a diuretic?
Some herbs used in popular herbal teas have a reputation for being diuretic, such as
stinging nettle.
However, this is not a general property of all these teas.
Many people with high blood pressure are put on diuretic medication to reduce their blood pressure levels.
However, herbs known to be diuretic can interfere with diuretic medication and should always be discussed with a doctor before use, precisely because the side effects can worsen blood pressure too much.
Diuretic herbs can also be used to e.g.
to stimulate metabolism and weight loss, however, you should first consult your doctor for advice on whether this will help you.
In general, long-term weight loss goals are achieved with a healthy varied diet and an exercise program.