Organic Held & Supported women's loose leaf tea blend

This tea blend, made with all organic ingredients of hibiscus, rose, fenugreek, wild yam root, and shatavari, is so great for women's health. Its deliciously refreshing when chilled, and nice as a warm cup of tea as well. It taste refreshing with or without honey. Listed below are the many benefits from drinking this tea. This pack of tea is loose and makes about 12 cups. Enjoy! According to the book, "The Yoga of Herbs", "Hibiscus flowers are good for first and second chakra disorders, such as problems of the kidneys and reproductive systems due to heat, congestion, and contraction. They reduce heat and fever. They help purify the blood and the heart, physically and spiritually, and they also improve skin complexion and promote hair growth. They are effective in menstrual difficulties, particularly excessive bleeding. They are sacred to Ganesha, the God of wisdom who destroys all obstacles and grants the realization of all goals, who dwells in the root chakra. They help make mantras fruitful, give siddhis, and enhance attention in meditation. They are an important part of pujas and have a similar energy to lotus and rose flowers, the last of which they combine well with for most purposes." According to the book, "The Yoga of Herbs", Rose flowers "are particularly good for reducing Pitta. They relieve heat, congestion of the blood and soothe inflamed surfaces. It opens the mind and heart. Rose is a well known flower of love and devotion of Bhakti and of Puja, of devotional worship. The lotus of the heart is rose". Rose regulates menstruation when combined with Shatavari and Hibiscus. Shatavari "is the main Ayruvedic rejuvenative for the female. It is rasayan for Pitta, for the female reproductive system, and for the blood. It is an effective demulcent for dry and inflamed membranes of the lungs, stomach, kidneys and sexual organs. It is good for ulcers, and with its thirst-relieving and fluid-protecting powers it is good for chronic diarrhea and dysentery. Shatavari means she who possesses a hundred husbands, as its tonic and rejuvenative action on the female reproductive organs is said to give the capacity to have a hundred husbands," according to the book "The Yoga of Herbs." Fenugreek "is a good herbal food for convalescence and debility, particularly the of the nervous, respiratory and reproductive systems. It increases milk supply and hair growth". From the book "the Yoga of Herbs". It is also great for digestion and stinky armpits, making your sweat smell like maple syrup. Wild Yam root is great for adrenal exhaustion, inflammatory rheumatism and arthritis, stomach and muscle cramps, gall stones, nausea, and helps the liver. Did you know that Wild Yam was the starting point for the pill? *** These statements have not been evaluated by the gangster organization known as the FDA. *** Please understand that we cannot prescribe, diagnose or treat any disease or illness. Due to new government laws, we are not allowed to provide medical advice or suggest any particular usage about any of the herbs and spices that we carry. Questions pertaining to nutritional intervention for the prevention or treatment of a disease and questions oriented to prescribing or diagnosing an illness are best addressed by a healthcare practitioner. We do not warrant and shall have no liability for information provided in this site regarding recommendations concerning herbs or spices for any and all health purposes. This information is provided solely as a guideline to be used when discussing a program with a healthcare professional. The self-education philosophy does not imply self-diagnosis nor self-treatment. Individuals who are pregnant or with an existing medical condition should seek qualified expert advice before using any herb or spice. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease. Again, for diagnosis or treatment consult your physician.