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 chamomile, peppermint *Avoid if allergic to the Asteracea family (daisy family)

elderberries, echinacea, elderflower, rosehips, cinnamon, ginger *Avoid if allergic to the Asteracea family (daisy family)

skullcap, passionflower, oatstraw, chamomile, rose petals, spearmint *Avoid if pregnant, sensitive to gluten or allergic to Asteraceae family (daisy family)

blueberries, lemons, raspberry leaf, blackberry leaf, basil, bilberries, spearmint, lemon peel, lemon flavoring *Avoid if allergic to Asteraceae family (daisy family) 

peppermint, chamomile, skullcap, mug wort, damiana leaf, rosemary, rose petals *Not for use if pregnant or allergic to Asteraceae family (daisy family)

blackberry leaf, linden, peppermint, lemon balm, marshmallow leaf *Use at least 8oz of water, take any medication 1 hour before or several hours later

raspberry leaf, nettle leaf, lemon balm, elderberries, Echinacea purpurea herb, Echinacea purpurea root, elder flowers, rosehips, lemons, lemon verbena, Oregon grape root, ginger *Not for use if pregnant or allergic to the Asteraceae family (daisy family)

chamomile, peppermint, spearmint, lavender flowers, lemon verbena, rose petals *Caution if allergic to the Asteraceae family (daisy family)

motherwort, sage, dandelion leaf, chickweed, elder flowers, lemon balm, oatstraw, raspberry leaf  

hawthorn leaf & flower, lemon balm, rosehips, dandelion leaf, ginkgo, oatstraw, bilberry fruit, hawthorn berries, ginger, lemon peel, motherwort *Not for use in pregnancy, persons with coagulation disorders

hawthorn leaf & flower, linden leaf & flower, hawthorn berry, elderflower, rose petals, cinnamon, orange peel  

hibiscus flowers, honeybush tea, rosehips, lemongrass, spearmint, orange peel, rose petals *Caution if you have severe peanut allergies  

tulsi/holy basil, rose petals, marshmallow root, cinnamon *Not for use if trying to conceive, pregnant or taking Warfarin  

holy basil, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom pods & seeds, cloves, fennel, long pepper, vanilla bean powder *Not for use if trying to conceive, pregnant or taking Warfarin  

naturally sweet, smooth, fruitful bodied. A favorite of children

lemon verbena, green rooibos tea, lemon balm, lemon peel, lemongrass, lemon flavoring

damiana leaf, roasted cacao nibs, roasted carob, orange peel, rose petals, cinnamon, vanilla tea flavoring *Not for use during pregnancy, contains caffeine, not for children under 18

ginkgo, Brahmi, peppermint, spearmint, lemon balm, red clover, rosemary, ginger *Persons with coagulation disorder should be under the supervision of their healthcare practitioner

spearmint, raspberry leaf, vitex berries, skullcap, marshmallow root, ginger, valerian root *Not recommended for use with hormonal contraceptives. Marshmallow should be used with 8oz of water. Oral drugs should be used 1 hour before or several hours after drinking tea

meadowsweet, white willow bark, feverfew, cinnamon *Caution if allergic to aspirin. No for use with children under 16 or with the flu or chickenpox, pregnancy, or nursing or sensitive to ragweed 

chamomile, spearmint, lavender, cinnamon, passionflower, rose petals *Not for use if pregnant or allergic to the Asteraceae family   (daisy family)

burdock root, dandelion root, Oregon grape root, eleuthero root, yellow dock root, milk thistly see, marshmallow root *Not for use if pregnant or allergic to the Asteraceae family

spearmint, catnip, chamomile, skullcap, raspberry leaf, calendula flowers *Caution if allergic to the Asteraceae family or sensitive to aspirin or other salicylate-containing drugs

hops, skullcap, chamomile, orange peel, lavender *Caution if allergic to the Asteraceae family, sensitive to depression, or if taking sedatives. Not for use during pregnancy

holy basil, Dao Ren tea, peppermint, lemongrass, hibiscus flowers, ginger root *Not for use if trying to conceive, pregnant or taking Warfarin  

cinnamon, ginger, turmeric, cardamom, fennel, cloves, black pepper, cayenne powder  

ginger, turmeric, lemons, lemon verbena, lemon balm, lemon peel, rosehips, ginger root powder

hibiscus flowers, peppermint, lemongrass, red clover, nettle leaf, alfalfa, oatstraw, horsetail *Caution if you have severe peanut allergies. Not for use in persons with kidney disease  

eleuthero root, cinnamon, dandelion root roasted, astragalus root, orange peel, ginger, chicory root roasted, liquorice root, cardamom, cloves*Not for use in pregnancy, in persons with hypertension, liver disorders, edema, severe kidney insufficiency, low blood potassium or heart disease should exercise caution using liquorice root

motherwort, nettle leaf, sage, lemon balm, vitex berries, mugwort, horsetail *Not for use in pregnancy except under healthcare practitioner supervision. Vitex Berry is not recommended for use with hormonal contraceptives. Caution if allergic to the Asteraceae family. Not for use in persons with kidney disease  

peppermint, raspberry leaf, nettle leaf, ginger, dandelion leaf, oatstraw, horsetail, chamomile, rose petals *Caution if allergic to the Asteraceae family. Not for use in persons with kidney disease

crisp, rich aroma, malty flavor. Contains caffeine – crisp, rich aroma, malty flavor

nice afternoon tea, smooth & not to bitter

ginger, cinnamon, Darjeeling tea, cardamom, cloves, nutmeg

flavorful with a hint of bergamot flavoring, floral, sweet, malty & citrus  

medium-bodied aroma with a smoky flavor, and graceful tannin finish  

full-bodied & complex

dark & smokey, for the seasoned or adventurous

Ceylon tea, Assam tea, oranges, orange peel, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, orange tea flavoring  

Assam tea, elder flowers, vanilla flavoring

earthy & floral aroma, full-bodied flavor. Notes of fruit & mild astringency

citrus aroma with a silky smooth taste

bold & intoxicating scent of jasmine, a mildly tannic floral flavor

woodsy scent of soil, tree bark, and Autumnal leaf. Deep earthy, almost smokey flavor 

light perfume with hints of fresh-cut grass. Well-rounded green flavor with little tannin

light green beverage with a refreshingly bold flavor

red rooibos, elder flowers, vanilla flavoring

red rooibos, coconut flakes, acai berry powder, coconut flavoring

ginger, cinnamon, red rooibos, cardamom, cloves, nutmeg  

high in antioxidants, low caffeine 

anemia, angina, asthma, fatigue, hypertension, immune system disfunction (frequent colds-flu), type 2 diabetes *May contradict with immune suppressant drugs such as cyclosporine & corticosteroids  

nutrient-dense food, promotes healthy skin, liver health, pre-biotic

*Caution may increase skin conditions at first start

skin issues, stagnant lymph, minor infections, delayed menses *Avoid if allergic to the Asteraceae family  

anxiety, colic, nervous stomach, fever, flatulence, stagnant digestion, muscle pain & cramping *Avoid if pregnant or nursing. Safe for children but not for extended periods of time  

relaxing, digestion, pain relieving, cold/flu, fever *Avoid if allergic to the Asteraceae family

diarrhea, cold/flu, toothache, insulin resistance arthritis *Caution large amounts during pregnancy, if diabetic and taken regularly monitor insulin levels, not to taken in therapeutic doses at the same time as blood thinning medications ion about this item

spring tonic, stimulates digestion, spring leaves are yummy on salad & as pesto *Avoid if allergic to the Asteraceae family

healthy liver function, nourishing food, digestion

infected wounds, colds & flu, acne, fevers, venomous bites, abscesses *There is conflicting evidence that Echinacea may adversely affect people with autoimmune conditions. Please consult your healthcare practitioner before use

colds/flu, skin health, relaxing

colds/flu, fevers, strengthens eyes, immune system

anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anticancer, immune system, bitter tonic, carminative, emmenagogue, nervine *Caution large amounts during pregnancy or nursing. Avoid if allergic to the Asteraceae family  

migraines, colds/flu, nausea, heart health, stomach bugs *Caution large amounts during pregnancy or on blood thinning medications

regulating blood pressure & cholesterol, cardiac weakness, health related illness, physical & emotional heart *consult health care professional if taking digitalis & beta blockers, not for use if you have diastolic congetive heart failure 

high blood pressure, supports heart health, summer heat *take 3 hours away from acetaminophen, use caution if using both hibiscus & antihypertensive drugs, may reduce bioavailablity of chloroquine

stress, anxiety, insomnia, digestive*caution if pregnant or have depression, avoid large amounts if taking pharmaceutical sedatives

strengthen urinary system, support connective tissue & healthy bones, teeth, and hair *Avoid use when there are kidney issues present. Not for long term use, possible interaction with antiretroviral drugs 

bacterial & fungal infections, tension, poor sleep, anxiety, pain, wounds, burns, depression, headaches, bug bites, insect repellent 

anxiety, colds & flu, nervousness, viral infections, depression, insomnia *if you have underactive thyroid consult your healthcare professional before using in excess

calming, digestive, fever *not for use if pregnant

aid digestion, relieve indigestion & bloating, promotes relaxation

anxiety, cough, fever, support heart health, relieve tension 

dry coughs, digestive inflammation *take several hours away from medications 

diarrhea, ulcer, headache, pain, stomachache, fever, indigestion, gout *Not for use in children under 16 who have the flu or chickenpox symptoms or people who are sensitive or allergic to aspirin

support liver health, improve breast milk production, protect brain cells & bone loss, improve insulin sensitivity *may speed up the metabolism of some pharmaceuticals. 

muscle cramping, stiff joints, anxiety, constipation, digestive upset, for activating the dream space, cold and flu support, insect repellant * large amounts of mugwort over long periods of time can be detrimental due to mugwort’s thujone content. Not for use during pregnancy or allergic to the Asteraceae family

soothes dry inflammed lungs, coughs, smoke, asthma, upper respiratory, helps to stop smoking, nutrient dense.

high in vitamins & minerals, weak hair/teeth/bones, seasonal allergies, diuretic, strengthens urinary system

high in vitamins & minerals, calmness, and centeredness, and promotes the nervous & endocrine system. If pregnant, consult health care practitioner *Avoid if you have celiac disease, caution if gluten sensitive or allergic

quiets mind chatter, restless agitation & exhaustion *If pregnant consult health care practitioner  

insect & spider bites, drawing agent, urinary infections, dry coughs, GI inflammation, healing of tissues 

upset stomach, headache, hiccups, bad breath, fever, sinus congestion

preparation for labor, diarrhea, nutrient dense

eczema, acne, infertility, lymphatic congestion, post-menopausal support *Avoid if pregnant or nursing or have had estrogen-receptor positive cancer

cardiac weakness, supports healthy immune function, stress-related issues, asthma, chronic fatigue, insomnia, lowers cholesterol, supports blood sugar regulation, supports overall longevity *Avoid if pregnant or nursing. If taking blood sugar or blood pressure medications and reishi be sure to monitor to make sure they don’t drop too low

 Nutrient-rich  

in TCM it is said to contain all five flavors: salty, sweet, sour, pungent and bitter

insomnia, chronic stress, headaches, sedative *Avoid if pregnant or nursing  

colic, cold/flu, fever, nausea, upset stomach, headaches, spasms/cramps *safe for children, moderate amounts during pregnancy for a short time (may decrease milk production in some individuals)

stress, anxiety, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, depression, colds/flu, viral infections *Do not use pregnant if trying to conceive. If using insulin may need to adjust while taking holy basil. If used for blood sugar control, it should be used consistently

arthritis, bleeding, cognitive health, colds & flu, diarrhea, digestion, eczema, heart health, liver health  *avoid turmeric if are currently taking blood thinners or have blood clotting disorders

insomnia, muscle tension, spasmodic coughing, menstrual cramping, anxiety, restless legs, poor digestion 

*some people may have a stimulating effect

stress, anxiety, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, depression, colds/flu, viral infections *Don’t use if allergic to aspirin or other salicylate-containing drugs. Do not give to children or adolescents with viral infections due to the possibility of Reye’s syndrome. Consult your health care practitioner if you are pregnant or nursing or on any medications  

wounds, infections, fevers, UTI, bleeding wounds *Avoid if pregnant or nursing. Avoid if allergic to the Asteraceae family