Herbal Tea

Green Tea with Orange (loose)

What are the benefits of green tea orange?

Enjoy all the benefits of green tea - antioxidants, immune boost, fat burning, digestive support - plus zesty orange in a delicious tea. It contains naturally occurring caffeine for an energy boost without the jitters.

Description - The orange, or citrus sinensis, originally from Southeast Asia and is actually considered a berry. Today there are at least four types of oranges - blood, navel, valencia and persian.

With this exotic tea you get a hint of cinnamon, a glimmer of clove mingled with green tea and orange flavor to provide comfort and peace of mind. Wonderfully fragrant, especially soothing any time of the year.

Parts Used - Fruit

Dose - One to two cups daily.

Black Tea Blueberry (bags)

Vaccinium Myrtillus

What are the benefits of black tea blueberry?

Enjoy all the benefits of black tea, plus...

• Supports blood sugar levels already in the normal range
• Protects vision

Blueberries, which are particularly high in antioxidants, make a delicious tea, great for an afternoon respite or as a dessert tea, no sweetener needed!

Common Names Bilberry, Whortle Berry, Burren Myrtle

Medicinal Part “ Leaves and berries

Description Blueberries grow in sandy regions of the northern United States. Leaves are obovate, about one inch long, upper surface dark green and shiny. The bush flowers in May with reddish pink or white petals with red lips; 5 seeds resembling currants in appearance, but of a dark blue or black color, with a purplish bloom.

Properties and Uses The leaves are strongly astringent. Makes an excellent tea.

Dose A teaspoonful of the leaves or berries to a cup of boiling water.

Drink one or two cups a day.