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Decaffeinated Iced Tea Bags, Family Size, 24ct Box Pack of 1

Decaf Tea: Specially blended for iced tea. Featuring Orange Pekoe and Pekoe Cut Black Tea. Decaffeinated tea bags are an way to make a delicious glass with all the flavor and less caffeine. The formula for our Iced Tea blend has been unchanged since we developed it in 1932.

CREOSOTE CHAPARRAL Greasewood 1 Bag x 3.5oz (100g) HOT/COLD Healing Native Tea

CREOSOTE CHAPARRAL Greasewood 1 Bag x 3.5oz (100g) HOT/COLD Healing Native Tea. Condition is New. Creosote… some call it “Chaparral” or “Greasewood” it is a very Sacred Herb that has many, many, many medicinal benefits and uses. The very best use is by drinking it as a tea. Creosote tea is an ancient remedy passed down from Hohokam and still used today by the Natives here on The Gila River Indian Community. It is said that Creosote can cure anything! They have even claim it cures cancer, but aside from that miracle, it can be used for all sorts of relief! From arthritis and auto-immune conditions, to digestion problems such as cramps and gas, cures colds and respiratory infections, and even urinary tract infections. Unfortunately, it does not taste best, but fortunately, I do have some tricks that make it a little easier to take. It can also be made into a tincture and (of course) used for smudging too. General Information about Chaparral Native to the Southwestern US, chaparral is one of the oldest plants on earth, with a stand in the Mojave desert estimated to be over 11,000 years old. The stems and leaves of the bush are covered with a sticky resin that screens leaves against ultraviolet radiation, reduces water loss, and poisons or repels most herbivores. This resin is used in herbalism and to protect wood from insects. It received its name “creosote bush” due to the smell that comes from it when it rains.

Chaparral Dried Cut Leaves & Stems 300g-1.95kg – Larrea Tridentata

Excellent quality productsCustomer Satisfaction GuaranteeShipping with one business dayChaparral Leaves & Stems “Larrea Tridentata”In the unlikely case that you are unhappy with your product, please return your product in its original packaging within 30 days of receipt. We will be more than happy to provide you with a Full refund or exchange with the same product. Chaparral is an herb from the creosote bush, a desert shrub native to southern areas of the United States and northern regions of Mexico. It’s also called Larrea tridentate, chaparral, and greasewood and has been used as an herbal medicine for centuries. Chaparral has bright yellow flowers and resinous, evergreen leaves that can be described as pungently aromatic. ​​​​​​​ Chaparral leaf is typically used in topical applications but can also be tinctured, infused in oil or honey, or brewed into tea. Chaparral is an herb from the creosote bush, a desert shrub native to southern areas of the United States and northern regions of Mexico. It’s also called Larrea tridentate, chaparral, and greasewood and has been used as an herbal medicine for centuries. Chaparral has bright yellow flowers and resinous, evergreen leaves that can be described as pungently aromatic. ​​​​​​​ Chaparral leaf is typically used in topical applications but can also be tinctured, infused in oil or honey, or brewed into tea.

Bitter Melon 苦瓜 여주 – Momordica charantia Dried Loose Slice

Benefits of Bitter Melon Tea Bitter melon may control blood sugar levels. Bitter melon, the fruit of a vine in the cucumber family, has the impressive appearance of a warty cucumber. Bitter melon is grown and eaten as a vegetable throughout Asia and it also prepared and consumed as a tea. Bitter melon has traditionally been used for a variety of purported medicinal benefits, some of which have been proven scientifically.