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A very healthy, helpful blog on the healthy, medicinal benefits derived from herbal remedies and teas. I raise my cup of tea to ya!
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Herbal remedies and teas
http://herbaltea-remedies.blogspot.com
Green, oolong, black or white tea have become very popular for their health benefits. Teas mixed with herbs or herbs by themselves have powerful medicinal properties. Check which herb is best for your ailment and make a delicious tea that will make you feel better on your body and your soul.
- Added on: Aug 8th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Veru
- Listed in: Natural Health Food & Drink
- Tags: tea green tea herbal remedies black tea herbal tea herb
Recent Posts
Cleavers – “the lymphatic cleanser”
Cleavers (Galium aparine) has been called Love-man, Everlasting friendship, Gripgrass and Stickie-willie.It is known as a lymph cleansing herb. Cleavers tea will clean the lymph system to help to resolve problems such aseczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, ...
St. John’s wort – “a saint herb”
St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) has been known as a wound healer since 500 B.C.The St. John’s wort oil can be used as dressing for burns, insect bites, bruises, deep cuts, injuries, sprains, tennis elbow, sciatica, surgical scars, and ease...
Ginkgo – “a circulatory tonic”
Ginkgo(Ginkgo biloba)is a 200-million year old tree from the age of the dinosaurs and the oldest living tree. Today, ginkgo trees are commonly found in cities where they thrive despite pollution, bacteria, viruses and insects.In Chinese medicine the ...
Echinacea – “immune-system stimulant”
Echinacea is an antiseptic, antiviral and immune boosting medicinal plant with three varieties specific for immunity: E. Angustifolia: also called Black Samson Coneflower or known as Missouri Snakeroot by the Sioux, who used it to treat septic disor...
Licorice root – “sweet wood”
Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is one of the most widely researched medicinal herbs, with many useful properties.Licorice roots contain glycyrrhizin, a substance fifty times sweeter than sugar, that has antiarthritic and antiallergic value similar to ...
What are tannins in teas?
We know what tea is and we’ve heard of tannins but most of us are not sure what they are exactly.The primary properties of tea leaves are polyphenols, commonly called tannins, which yield the color, strength, body and taste that is present in tea a...
Great info..way to go!
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