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This tea blend was made to target allergies from different angles to get your system regulated again. Nettle is nature’s antihistamine giving the pressure in your sinuses a needed relief and a nutritional boost. Oregano has a similar effect, with it’s strong aroma it can release anti-infection agents to the the site of irritation.
Ingredients: Stinging Nettle leaf, Ginger root, Oregano, Fever-few, Calendula, Elderberry
Herbal Benefit Breakdown:
Nettle Leaf: This herb is considered a natural antihistamine, but it also has the ability to proactively reduce or stop the events leading up to allergic rhinitis. Can help significantly reduce hay fever.
Ginger Root: This herb is natuarlly anti-inflammatory and is used to help calm a sore throat or stuffy nose. It also lower histamine levels in the body to help ease itchiness and sneezing.
Oregano: This herb works as an anti-infectious agent to the respiratory and intestinal tracts and as an immune stimulant. Ultimately bringing sinus relief, and has antibacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory benefits.
Feverfew: This herb has strong anti-allergy effects by inhibiting histamine release and reduce platelet aggregation that comes as a result of a concentrated irritation like eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis, migraines, and food sensitivities.
Calendula: Calendula has many skin-soothing properties that can helpful during allergy season. It has anti-inflammatory properties that help limit water-loss in the skin barrier, which increases the skin’s defense against irritants. It also helps with red/puffy/itchy eyes.
Elderberry: Elderberry contains an anti-inflammatory compound called Quercetin. This helps with allergy symptoms such as sneezing and itching and overall counteracts these overreactions in the body.
Directions: Add one tea bag to hot water/tea pot. Cover and let steep for up to 20 min.
Quantity: 10 bags
This tea blend was made to target allergies from different angles to get your system regulated again. Nettle is nature’s antihistamine giving the pressure in your sinuses a needed relief and a nutritional boost. Oregano has a similar effect, with it’s strong aroma it can release anti-infection agents to the the site of irritation.
Ingredients: Stinging Nettle leaf, Ginger root, Oregano, Fever-few, Calendula, Elderberry
Herbal Benefit Breakdown:
Nettle Leaf: This herb is considered a natural antihistamine, but it also has the ability to proactively reduce or stop the events leading up to allergic rhinitis. Can help significantly reduce hay fever.
Ginger Root: This herb is natuarlly anti-inflammatory and is used to help calm a sore throat or stuffy nose. It also lower histamine levels in the body to help ease itchiness and sneezing.
Oregano: This herb works as an anti-infectious agent to the respiratory and intestinal tracts and as an immune stimulant. Ultimately bringing sinus relief, and has antibacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory benefits.
Feverfew: This herb has strong anti-allergy effects by inhibiting histamine release and reduce platelet aggregation that comes as a result of a concentrated irritation like eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis, migraines, and food sensitivities.
Calendula: Calendula has many skin-soothing properties that can helpful during allergy season. It has anti-inflammatory properties that help limit water-loss in the skin barrier, which increases the skin’s defense against irritants. It also helps with red/puffy/itchy eyes.
Elderberry: Elderberry contains an anti-inflammatory compound called Quercetin. This helps with allergy symptoms such as sneezing and itching and overall counteracts these overreactions in the body.
Directions: Add one tea bag to hot water/tea pot. Cover and let steep for up to 20 min.
Quantity: 10 bags