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Single Herbs
The history of loose herbs can be traced back to the high cultures of China, India, Persia, Egypt, Greece and up to the Roman Empire. The Romans fused many of their own ideas with those of the Greek. In the Middle Ages the order of the Benedictine monks, spent a lot of time and effort on the cultivation and research. Even today, just like back then, loose herbs still play an important role and enjoy great popularity. The individual descriptions of possible relief for ailments is not meant as medical advice!
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$ 3.56Out of stock
This herbal tea is actually sweet and smooth. It adds sweetness without calories to other teas if added. Organically grown in Egypt.Learn More -
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$ 5.00
Stevia leaf is a natural sweetener that is 40x sweeter than sugar. Just use a pinch per tea pot to sweeten your tea as you brew it.Learn More -
$ 5.33
The beautiful white flowers of the chrysanthemum brew a light infusion that dances on your palate with sweet and subtle notes. The full blossoms are great by themselves or mixed into other teas. Grown in China.Learn More -
$ 6.22
Hibiscus brewes up a brillian red color with a sharp tang. It is very high in vitamin C. Hibiscus can be added to green and white teas to add a different flavor and color experience.Learn More
Organically grown in Burkina Faso.
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