Herbal Teas Archives

What Is Candle Bush Tea?

by Kei Nishida | May 3, 2022 | Beyond the Basics, Herbal Teas | 1 |

Why Candle Bush Is So Popular In Japan We consume toxins through food, drinks, hygiene products,...

Rooibos and Other Herbal Adventures

by Diane Walden | May 2, 2022 | Africa, Healing Teas, Health & Well-Being, Herbal Teas, Hibiscus, Op-Ed, Rooibos & Honeybush, Teas of the World | 3 |

A while ago I realized about how much we love Rooibos in our shop. And we sell a lot of it.

Visiting the Theodore Payne Foundation

by Ifang Hsieh | Mar 31, 2022 | Herbal Teas, Tea Places | 0 |

The foundation and garden center foster and safeguard a vast collection of native plants.

Best Teas for Joint Pain Management

by David Novak | Mar 22, 2022 | Basics & Tips, Cooking With Tea, Healing Teas, Health & Well-Being, Herbal Teas, News, Op-Ed | 5 |

Joint pain is quick to hinder our mobility as well as decrease our fervor in life. It manifests as inflammation, which is usually characterized by swollen joints, redness, loss of joint function and stiffness.

Combating Burnout With Tea

by Guest Contributor | Feb 18, 2022 | Healing Teas, Health & Well-Being | 1 |

Stress can lead to burnout, and one means of helping to address stress in our lives is through tea.

What are the Benefits of Drinking Sage Tea?

by John Bickel | Oct 19, 2021 | Herbal Teas | 2 |

Since ancient times, sage (Salvia officinalis) has been associated with good health. The herb’s Latin name, Salvia, translates into “to be saved.” In Chinese, Indian, and North American herbal practices, tea made from sage leaves has been used as a soothing, cooling digestive aid [and] produces a peppery fragrance with a mildly astringent flavor.

Honeydew, Lime, and Rooibos Smoothie

by Diane Walden | Oct 13, 2021 | Cooking With Tea, Gourmet Tea Drinks, Herbal Teas, Rooibos & Honeybush | 0 |

Diane shows you how to make a Honeydew Lime Ginger Rooibos Smoothie…

How to Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day with Tea

by T Ching | Oct 11, 2021 | Healing Teas, Herbal Teas, History, Yaupon | 0 |

Did you wake up asking yourself how to celebrate the first official Native American holiday? We woke up wondering how we could celebrate indigenous people’s day with tea.