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4 Reasons You Should Start Drinking Pine Needle Tea
The best part of being a tea lover is finding all the new tea blends or forgotten and less popular teas that could change your life and add an extra little something to your tea drinking routine. At Tea Life,...
5 Best Teas For The Summertime
Summer is almost here, and as the weather clears up and the temperature gets warmer, the nostalgia of summer is all around. Most tea lovers spend the year sipping on hot tea with a dash of milk and sugar, but...
Brewing Pine Needle Tea is generally an easy affair but there are a few key points that need to be understood that in order to get the best results, means you can't just drop and place the needles into hot water, steep for a few minutes and be good to go.
Fennel Tea - Ancient, Traditional, and Modern Benefits
Foeniculum vulgare or fennel, which is a perennial plant with yellow flowers and feathery leaves from the carrot family, is often mistaken for celery since they both look similar. However, this herb has a distinctive sweet taste that is quite similar to anise or licorice.
Mullein Tea - Ancient, Traditional, and Modern Benefits
Verbascum Thapsus, which is also known as the common mullein, flannel leaf, beggar’s blanket, velvet plant, candlewick plant. Commonly used for lung issues and lung health.
Cardamom Pods - Ancient, Traditional, and Modern Benefits
Cardamom which is one of the world’s oldest spices is made from the seeds of Elettaria cardamomum, a herbaceous perennial plant of the ginger family. It is native to the Indian subcontinent and Indonesia, but now it is also being grown and cultivated in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Guatemala which is now the leading producer of this precious spice.
Elecampane Root Tea - Herbal Tea for Respiratory Health
The elecampane plant has been considered a healing herb for the respiratory system since time immemorial. In Europe, it was traditionally used as a tonic for respiratory, digestive problems, and menstrual cramps.
6 Amazing tea's that help reduce period pain
Whilst we always advise our customers to seek the help of a doctor regarding conditions concerning menstruation and a woman’s reproductive health, we also offer herbal teas which may benefit women who experience discomfort during their monthly period.
Elderflower Tea - Ancient, Traditional, and Modern Benefits
Elderflower tea tastes so good that it can be enjoyed even without a sweetener. It is refreshing, relaxing, and very nutritious. This herb which has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties is a good remedy for colds and flu. As a healing tonic, it can help alleviate allergies, boost the immune system, and aid in respiratory problems.