If I have praised this remedy once, I have praised it a million times. Herbal teas are an absolute life saver. If you know which one you are looking for, you will be doing wonders for your body. There are an endless amount of herbal teas out there, and they are good for you! The difficult part is knowing which does what. So get ready to stock up and make room in your cupboard. This compilation will help you decide which herbal tea to drink to feel better.
There are a few signs you need a good detox. You may have a bloated stomach, be feeling lethargic, constipated or have acne. A lot of times these are the result of a junk food binge or drinking alcohol the weekend before. There are herbal teas labeled Detox in many supermarkets but to be sure, there are some herbal specifics to look out for. Peppermint teas are great for digestion after a large dinner. Dandelion teas are best for a detox, as they help clean out the liver and the bloodstream.
Getting a full night’s sleep isn’t the easiest to accomplish for some people. It requires us to unplug and slow our mind long before we even sit in bed. In addition to small changes–like having a good book and turning off your phone–adding an herbal tea to your nighttime regime could help exponentially. Chamomile is the first herbal tea that comes to mind when aiding restlessness. It’s praised for helping to calm the mind just before bedtime. Lavender and Valerian teas are known to reduce stress and anxiety, as well as help with insomnia.
There are many, many teas that are known to help with the simplest of issues including headaches, stomach problems, the common cold, cholesterol and even nausea. There are lots of perks to every tea when you’re choosing which herbal tea to drink. Let us not forget that these teas are made from not only herbs, but from seeds and roots that have been known to help with common health issues for centuries. If you are suffering from premenstrual symptoms, a lemon or ginger tea works wonders. It combats nausea, anxiety, headaches and cramps. Having lemon ginger tea to start your day and peppermint tea before bed might alleviate some of those uncomfortable premenstural symptoms.
Teas are best known for being the perfect drink to help with winter colds or springtime allergies. It’s like having a warm bath with essential oils. It will make you feel better with each sip and even the steam will feel like it’s doing its part. Echinacea tea is commonly used for cold and flu symptoms as it helps to strengthen the immune system, cure colds faster and prevent you from catching one again. Ginger is a super root that makes a great herbal tea to try when combating allergy and cold symptoms. This and turmeric tea will help boost immune function.
There are many teas that can help with even the peskiest of issues like lack of sleep and a bloated stomach. There are many teas on the shelves of your local supermarket that have their own mix and creation to even help you de-bloat while you sleep. Fitting these teas into your diet every day will help tremendously. A cup of the right tea at breakfast and just before you go to bed will help your body to work the way it should.
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